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Indeed a nice place at the Volga river, crowded at daytime, and in the night (weekend) it turned into an incredibly loud outdoor disco. Swimming possible.

The destination is near the recycling station. There is also a drinking water.

Only accessible on foot. Great for fishing, walking, relaxing. Before setting out contact the DOC Kaitaia office for an uptade on the conditona of the tracks.
- Water from the tap is rainwater
- No rubbish bins on site
- Free

- DOC Campground
- Adult: 13 NZD per night
- Potable water
- Cold shower
- Boat ramps
- Non-Flush toilet

great spot! some walkers in the evening.

Tourist trap (although it's free). Just a bunch of stones.

Nice place to camp for a night as said. nothing else to say

One of the forests in Denmark where you’re actually aloud to camp for one night. You’re not aloud to enter the forest with a motor driven vehicle, so either you have to go deeper in by foot or pitch a ground tent next to the parking. A RTT is probably ok as well. Campers and so on is for me unknown. This POI is positioned in the south end of the The Annebjerg skov. The permission to stay over night is valid for the whole forest north of the marker.

Rules says maximum 2 tents with three persons in each, no more then one night. You’ll find all the blessed sites and rules at https://naturstyrelsen.dk/naturoplevelser/overnatning/. Link goes to Danish text, but you can also find it in English in the menu.

Next to the rocky beach in a little forest under pine trees. Dirt road with some places to park with the car. A little bit dirty. Nice view at the sea and the sunset.
Restaurant/Bar at the begining of the dirt road.

very dry and flat. no animals. The roads to the lookout are poor so go slow.

Very scenic location overlooking the harbor, but our earplugs were no match for the extremely loud music booming from the bars. We were here on a Friday night. The music continued until 5 a.m. then loud laughing people stayed in the parking lot until almost 6 a.m.. That made for a very bad night's sleep.

camped here. some herds of cow in the afternoon. also two trucks after sunset think they pickup some livestock.
quiet night. no shade so wake-up early.

In a sharp curve drinking water from a natural source.

Noisy! Bring ear plugs. Even on overcast and drizzly winter nights, this place is loud with boom boom boom “music” in the early mornings. One out of four toilets now has a seat, and one out of six showers has a head on the men’s side.
Now 108 pesos for RV and 31 pppn.

easy money exchange at good rate. we exchanged 100 dollars. no problem

2 checkpoints that painfully write down your passport, visa and personal info. Friendly gents but it kills an hour.

Very scenic view of the harbor. We stayed there on a Friday night. Bathrooms reeked of urine and the bars played extremely loud booming music until 5 a.m. then patrons stayed in the parking lot yelling and laughing until almost 6 a.m.. Earplugs were insufficient against the unrelenting noise and we got a. very bad night's sleep.

For anyone who doesn't believe zombies are real, I included a picture 😉

Place for up to 5 campers directly at a small harbour. Free of charge. With electricity.

Closed - We were awakened first thing in the morning and were told very politely by Blue Mountain security that the parking lot was private and only for the hotel guests. No camping, no rvs.

Nothing pretty but a free place to stay from 6pm to 9am no one bothered us. Only a 2 minute walk to the town and boat launch

We spent a night here after visiting the show on a Friday night at the Grand Ole Oprey. Moved the few hundert meter over to the Bass Store side as it is more quiet (Opens at 9am and closes at 9pm on weekends and 7pm during week). Mall closes at 11 and it is quiet afterwards). Some noise from the freeway but with earplugs we had a good night sleep. Noted two other campers, nobody bothered us. Note that there are no food stores in the Mall. Convenient and Free!

Safe place along the road where to sleep. Talking with locals, all this nice neighborhood is a very safe area in Corrientes.
Not noisy if you stay in a side road.

Just FYI Resistencia is less safe than Corrientes

Great place. It was empty even on Saturday

Very noisy from the rooms above. Truckers arrived late and left early. Noise from trucks were super loud backing in to park. The bed is terrible. Half the springs are missing or broken. The AC rattles the entire time it’s on. Definitely not a great place to stay. It was pouring rain so we ended up choosing this based off other reviewers. In our opinion, this place is bare bones ok.

Year round water hole. Sand road leads through the park to this spot. Zebra, Giraffe, Ostrich, Impala, Wildebeest.

Surprised not to see elephant (lots of scat).

lovely views, bit close to some houses but nice and quiet

large waterhole an easy drive from Halali

We drove in after 7pm and everything was still open. We paid 2bol (because we are in off season), and discovered a small, clean and very welcoming airport. We stayed in the hall to use their EXTRAORDINARY WiFi and when they closed around 9pm, we went into our van and still had good WiFi. The airport manager came to meet us with the night guardian, said we were welcome, and we could use the toilets during the night. He knows well about IOverlander, and wished us a good trip and said we could stay one more day. Amazing ! Recommended place if you don’t want to park in town and if you want a good WiFi!