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Nice and quiet. It was windy when we stayed here though

pros: beautiful area! we enjoyed exploring. very quiet, all campers kept to themselves. if you want a more secluded spot, head all the way down before you hit the tent only camps and there's 2 spots that are farther away from each other!

cons: soooo windy here! not sure if it's the season or just NM but it was hard to be outside. the wind slowed down towards the evening.

no showers! they're closed for covid.

Muy buen camping, un poco caro si, pero tiene comodidades que el resto no tiene, ducha ilimitada, un domo equipado con muchas mesas, refrigerador, hervidor y enchufes, un quincho y ademas hay hamacas jajaja, totalemente recomendado el lugar, la estadía sale 7000 por persona, pero si acaban de bajar de Cerro Castillo, es la mejor opcion, ojo que hay 6 duchas, 3 para hombres y 3 para mujeres.

workshop for manufacturing, repairing and improving travel vehicles and general mechanics

Espaço para pernoite ao lado da avenida. Banheiro e loja de conveniência do posto.

Really good service in same day.
For Dodge 3500, 5.2, 44$ tx inclus. Wow !

Restaurante e pousada na beira da rodovia, familiar, agradável, conduzido pelos proprietários. Comida no fogão a lenha, típica pantaneira. Boa variedade e saborosa. Fica 10 Km antes da entrada da Fazenda SAN Francisco, logo após a comunidade Salobra. Aceita MH para pernoite e fornece água e energia

Nicely tucked in among the trees so you are not seen from the road. There is a clean river that runs along this street. Quiet at night even with the road close.
A snug spot for only a few overlanders but there’s more spots along this river.
Local swimmers during the day.

Great site. Just before road is closed. Nestled in the trees, fire ring, lots of places to roam. Several sites down this road. Internet in and out, tmobile.

S£500 a night for a bed in a shared room. Cheap and nasty. Bicycle can go in room, motorcycle can go in entrance hall.

Really great spot. Quite a few other campers here, the space is almost full with maybe 6 or 7 vehicles. I can see why, because we are so close to the ocean with excellent beach access. Right beside a nice park, equipped with a row of showers and bathrooms. Doesn't get better than this!

Awesome spot right outside the Grand Canyon for free! Little fire pit already made.

The biggest ferretería in town. All kinds of filters, gaskets, oils, tools and other hardware.

Charqui (dried meat, in this case horse) is the perfect snack for your hike to the Cueva de las Manos: light but full of protein. Found this charqui at Supermercado Sur, but it’s a lot cheaper at the source: 3000 CLP for 200 g. They even have merkén flavored charqui.

Well-stocked supermarket. 15% discount if you pay cash.

Popular, crowded, for a reason! Lucked out in getting a last minute reservation for this State Park. Pleasant sites along the lake. Too cold for swimming now. Showers were very clean and hot, with room to hang your clothes and toiletries. Good value.

great location, clean, helpful staff.
no breakfast so difficult to get to know people.
either normal dorms or Japanese style cells
price just under 200mxp pppn
showers clean, water not powerful?

24-hour fuel station with large patio. It has drinking water, free and hot cold showers for those who supply or pay a fee. It is on the bank of the highway that connects to several important cities of Chapada Diamantina. It has a restaurant and

Request the WiFi password from the post to the attendant

Beautiful view of the Salton Sea and very secluded! I was the only one parked here.

It was extremely windy last night which made it difficult to sleep. Not sure if it is always this windy, but something to keep in mind.

Happy camping!

Stayed one night here and it was fine (we preferred Craggy Wash which is a little north of LHC). Many other campers, but easy to find privacy. It was very windy when we were there. Relatively close to town and good cell service on ATT. No amenities, but free.

We made our way in here with 2 larger 4x4 trucks. The road started to get a bit narrow for us so we pulled off for the night. We walked further up the road to the next campsite listed. A 4x4 pickup/suv could get there. Wanted to hike Tres Virgens but from the looks it might be a bit too much bush whacking for us.

Hola soy Juan Manuel, ex viajero, dispuesto a ayudar a viajeros en su paso por San Rafael

Nice clean parking lot and store. There were trains going by until 11pm or so. Also, there are speakers in the parking lot that played the in store radio station all night. It wasn’t too loud.

We stayed for one night. Really nice place. Looks like it's used by locals, but nobody when we arrived. Entel mobile signal. Accessible for all type of vehicles. A litle bit of wind protection. Possible to pitch a tent. Big flat area. Quiet, just can hear a near by road over the bridge. A little bit visible from the small road with small traffic.
Transhumances.eu, you didn't find the right spot. Don't be afraid to go around and behind the steel building (something like gas station) ;)

very nice spot!
mostly because of the setting : on grass surrounded by trees, just next to those beautiful waterfalls.
the great thing is that you can climb the waterfalls, jump in the deep water, or walking down them on all the different stairs of the waterfalls.
it's 50 pesos per adult per night and 30 pesos per adult per day to access the waterfalls.
but we manage not to pay the waterfalls fee the second day, as we stayed 2 nights.
so we payed 160 the first day and 100 the second for 2 person 2 kids and a big rig

Best shower experience there is! just $1 and you get 45 minutes!

Got a knock from the Frisco Police around 10:30 that "camping is not allowed in the town of Frisco. They were friendly enough about it; I ended up moving to the scenic pulloff on I70 as it was getting late.

Dump station was open and free. Just hand them your driver's license in exchange for the key, and sign a log book.

Free street parking in residential area. Street sweeping no parking allowed only on Wednesday mornings 8am-11am. This spot is next to some small apartment buildings. Area feels very quiet and very safe, and is only a few blocks away from Koreatown. The spot I’m in isn’t particularly level, I need to sleep diagonally on my bed, but that’s the only con. If I had had the energy, I would have kept driving around in this neighborhood looking for something more level. But it’s not too bad.

Really great location right off the highway & near a gas station. Kind of noisy at night near the highway, but no one bothered us. Only saw one other hiker around 9 the next morning. The trail itself is about a mile long, a nice little stroll!