Check-Ins

Estuvimos seis días en este lugar que se caracteriza por su amplitud y tranquilidad. Está ubicado a la entrada del pueblo y es bastante seguro para pasar la noche.

Not possible to get there via car. Big ditch.

Toilets closed due to COVID. Water pump wasn’t working. Nice place to pull off the road for a night. Lots of grassy pull through spots

Arkansas state park on Mississippi River oxbow Lake Chicot. Many campsites, some waterfront. Operated by the State of Arkansas.

RV Park in Windermere BC Privately Owned. Water, electricity. Dump station on site.

Has all amenities like shower, toilets, etc. Tented here for a day and was almost booked. Reservations at this time of the year will be recommended.

County operated RV campground on Lake Chicot, Arkansas. Some water front sites.

New (not completely finished with construction) very nice RV park. Not scenic location, but convenient to the highway.

Small campsite operated by 2 sympathetic English ladies. Small bar splash pool.

this looks to be closed, office closed up

Actually the lodge is not that small! They even have a swimming pool and a bar.
Food is not bad, but needs a long time to get prepared.
Small rooms start at 150 Kw, for 250 Kw you will get a very decent room.
Rooms are better than at Mamarula, and cheaper than at Cross Roads Lodge.

The place looks to be abandoned a lot time ago, is the closest spot to the Laguna Mar de Ansenuza to spend the night, quite private, with a perfect place to see flamencos and the sunset.
We spend friday and saturnay one with noone else coming in to the property.

I'm not even sure this is technically open. no host, self pay. tons of sites but isn't very maintained. good place to stop if needed. sign says day use and bathrooms are closed but there is no one here to enforce anything at this time.

Municipal Camping Site of Vila Real, nearly swimming pool. The price for one person and one tent is about 6,45 Euros. Hot shower, electricity, water, and more. you can see in the website campingvilareal.com

This place is a small finca runs by a family. They are nice and have space for campers, toilet and modest shower and average wifi.
They stilk recovering from the hard time in Nica and the.thw pandemic so we are the first ones after a while. You can wash your laundy by hand on the lavadero.
5dls a night. Super quite and safe. Some dogs around but all of them friendly. The way here bit hard for small cars like ours (stationwagen) but we made it super easy. There are 5 hammocks to use and space for tents also.

There is now a “NO overnight parking or camping” sign.

We didn’t stay.

5 Dedicated RV parking spots. Asked manager and she said OK to park for one night.

Big lot that’s a bit tricky to get into with the one way, but well worth it. Great place to hangout or leave the rig and walk into town. And it’s free.

Stayed months ago forgot to check in. Great spot very busy

Amir belongs to the Maya community and in his shop he proposes organic, local and fair trade products from Mayan producers. He also organizes visits to local producers and workshops. Do not hesitate to pass by, it's next to a sleeping Ioverlander point and they are always doing interesting things.
Shop is open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm.
Contact him through Instagram @muulmeyaj

When rolling away from the town on Hay Bay road, there is a small niche on the right where you can park. A nirnal car will be partly concealed from the road and will be inconspicuous.

Spent a hood night there with no problem at all.

Smokiam RV resort is kind of like a KOA. It has large pull-through sites with full hookups, Tepees, and tent sites. There is a very nice pool, easy access to Soap Lake, and a variety of other activities.
For current prices, check: https://smokiamrvresort.com/

Good location nice and clean
Drinking water available

Clean bathroom, sketchy service, but was able to get 2 bars of cell (verizon) if phone angled correctly.

Just arrived and were told camping in our small van is not possible as the car cannot reach the campground. I believe it is for tent camping only.

Upon arrival, the trail was CLOSED for logging.

All around this pin you will find quiet level streets, with no signage or restrictions for parking. This particular location is adjacent to a small park that has restrooms. Some traffic but mostly quiet at night.

You can stay the night large free parking. They also have 2 vr parkings for 40$ gives you Access for 2 days mountain hicking and outside washrooms. If you want a shower you can buy tickets at the boutique during opening hours (2$ for a 8min hot shower ).

Free museum with a boutique at the end of the tour where you can buy jewelry. The guide that gave us the tour was excellent and made it really interesting. A great way to learn more about Mayan and Aztec culture. There is a workshop and they explain the process of working with Jade, the different types, colors, where it comes from, and so on.

Stayed here one night. Sports fields not kept due to covid but nice quiet place. Close to town. Internet ok.