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We sleep here one night for 5 sol, is a little noise in the morning early for the trucks, but is safe.

As describes. Huge space with plenty of flat areas. nothing special but good for one night. you can hear only minimal noise from the hwy.

eau potable devant le gymnase
drinking water front sports fields

entre camping et Ressort Hôtel au bord de l'eau en face Macedoine
between erlin camping and Ressort near Lake front North Macedonia

Right next to the road, a hidden spot to put up a tent among some eroding little hills. Probably only accessible to bicycles.

Got directed here as the other insurance (Penta) has closed down.

Efficient and friendly place. We paid $10 for one week.

it's on the corner of Pedro Leon Gallo and Abaroa.

You can also do it online at HDI.cl

Easy crossing. Exit out of Bolivia took a few minutes.

Entering Chile is, as comments state, a longer process due to the vehicle check but it wasn't difficult.

They do make a pretty thorough check of the car though - made us take everything out of the back, even opened pots and pans, and made us remove the cover from our roof top tent (first time in 15 borders). Oh and they did have a dog present.

In terms of food, if it's already cooked you can cross with it. We weren't sure but took the chance and cooked all our veggies, meat, eggs etc. They confirmed if it's cooked it's ok. Didn't take our dairy stuff as it was pasteurised.

Free Wi-Fi, computer and printer. Free toilet. Very nice place with a outside zone for reading.

Flat and quiet spot, with an amazing view (like all the bad but wonderful road between Cocuy and Sogamoso passing by Jérico , definitely worth it !)

Place was fine. If you camp there is no entry fee. Some building work is going on next for so might be noisy during the day.

Big rig friendly. There is a 10t weight restriction sign but the staff told me since we were camping it was fine to proceed through the park. Road was not an issue, no bridges or anything so you can safely ignore it.

We saw boards at the entrance saying no camping and no tents allowed but we had nowhere else to go and we saw a lot of people sleeping in vehicles. So we found a grassy spot at the north of the area to pitch our tent and being hidden, and we stayed much more than 8 hours... but it wasn’t a very good night because this place is EXTREMELY noisy with all the huge trains passing all night long and the hundreds of trucks and big vehicles trafic on the highway. May be an emergency option if you have nowhere to go but expect a lot of noise (we met other people sleeping in a 4x4 they said they also didn’t sleep well because of all that noise...). There are a lot of trash cans, hot and cold water not potable, dirty washrooms... Avoid this place if you can...

Specialist in wheel. They foxed our janta for 55 lucas not cheap but hard to get it done otherwise

A nice little park in a neighborhood of Bellingham. There were at least 3 other vans parked in the street and we had no problems. No bathrooms but the coffee shop nearby is a great place to stop.

Excellent place to eat some Brazilian food! Lunch menu is for 15Bs, Buffet for 40.
I think on weekends is a little more expensive, and they also have Feijoada on Saturday. Excellent food and nice staff. Best value in Santa Cruz!

Friendly service. Food was all fried. AC works. Clean swimming pool. Secure parking. No hot showers. No WiFi. Clean room.

Closest gas to the Guatemala border.
Spend your extra q’s here.

Enjoyed our stay at this campground - everything you need is here, clean bathrooms (bring your own tp), basic kitchen, flat spots for tents. Five minute walk into town. The family that runs this place is very friendly. We did a horseback tour with Diego that we really enjoyed. The horses are very well maintained and easy to ride.

Beautifull wild area above the lake with ring for fire . Few kilometer away from the hyw 95. Far but amazing !

An absolutely stunning campsite! Amazing view and beautiful overlook of the mountains. Will highly recommend this spot.

Follow the road in between the house walls until it clears out and you see the small dunes and the view. Plenty of space for tents and trucks.

The Nigula Nature Reserve was established in1957. Today the natural bog and vast Virgin Forrest massifs are protected. Tourte takes 2 hours.

Wide area at the Information Center of the Nature Reserve.

Not the nicest spot but when you are late and haven’t found a spot to camp yet it’s good enough.
I set up tent behind the abounded house.

This road wasn't too bad on a bicycle. There was a new road parallel to the road in maps.me, which went up the first hill out of town. it wasn't in maps.me yet. I used it and it had a good surface. it was still a kind of steep to ride up a loaded touring bike for me but the steep part wasn't long. The scenery along the lake was nice. The road on the Peru side was paved.

apparently many "no RV overnight " signs have flourished in Kamouraska. this place near the little lighthouse seems on. it is on your left when you reach the river.

A relatively quiet, chill spot on the northern end of Rainbow Lake. The water is maybe not the ideal bathing spot, but the beach area is nice for a night.
Spaces for RVs higher up, but not down on the beach.
A couple of firepits along the water.

Because we were late, we asked the guys here, if they have a place to camp. we were allowed to sleep inside their building and use shower and bathroom. They said there are many cyclists staying here. Very nice and friendly people. There is also a restaurant very close.

1-2m deep unpassable ruts. May be possible with a very small car, but very dangerous. Impossible for a Land Rover Defender

Hello
You can find a place for park during the day.
But it's a realy small village and there is so much people with motorhome in this place who try to find a place for sleep (like us!)
I can understand that the population don't like this and the police give fine...
We don't want to disturb the local habitants and also to pay the 200$....so we go away.
We find a place to the overflow parking of green point park.
I hope this post can help you....and economise 200$...

Very nice, apart from the mosquitoes. Even when camping as far from the river as possible (near the petroglyphs), mosquito pressure was high. I saw three different groups begin setting up camp, only to pack up and leave after a few minutes of suffering the swarm. Other than the bugs and some truck noise from the highway, it was fine, with well maintained sites and vault toilets.

5 stars if the mosquitoes aren't flying in formation.

A posto out of town where you can camp the night. Very friendly staff. When we passed through there were 5 camper Van's from Florianopolis sitting on the forecourt relaxing with their washing hanging out. Electricity available, cold drinking water and bathrooms and around the back sink for clothes washing. we didn't stay the night but we chatted to the guys from Florianopolis and they were happy relaxing in the shade.