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2$/h - 12$/24h

tables à pic nic, bbq , chaises berçantes et bien plus!

Camping et stationnement de nuit prohibés

Now called Moto tours. Jose is super nice, not sure if they still have dorm rooms but we stayed at the back of the workshop in a double room with private bath for Q100 per night for 2 people. Nice kitchen a safe place inside to park the bikes, stayed there 2 weeks while in Antigua.
To note, it can be a bit noisy at night from the bar but not horrible.
Jose does moto tours for those who are keen, there is an on-site mito mechanic shop for simple motorcycles (wouldn’t take big modern bikes there but for DRs KLRs XRs would be ok)

pull off from the road next to creek, with three fire pits with the ability for RVs and multiple rigs.

please know leave no trace principles should be applied here although there are plenty of areas down by the creek with lots of trash and people who don't know how to dig a hole for bathroom needs.

Lots of birds and an easy, pretty loop trail around the lake. Also the starting point for longer out and back trails in Kokanee Park.

Good spot, just right off the Trans Canada. Picnic table, garbage, porta potty, fire pit. There's a trail connecting the lookout to the "roundabout" section and it has a whole bunch of toilet paper scattered everywhere.

As written above. Just off the main drag. Very good cell signal.

Can fill RV tanks here. helpful staff, friendly.

Water available outside of the Husky station next to the air, on the side of the building and indicated by a sign.

Nicely treed, large level sites. Beach, laundry, sani-dump

There are signs that say No Overnight Parking

This location provides public restrooms, showers, and laundry services.

Amazing little cafe with all fresh food and run by two friendly local ladies. The menu has lots of great stuff, from coffee & cake, to snacks and main meals. The cod fishcakes with salad and fries are delicious, fresh homemade. And the desserts are great too... the best lemon meringue pie we've had in a long time. Very reasonable prices for the quality. Highly recommend a visit here (only open in the summer season June to September).

Yup, still good WiFi here................

The police stop every vehicle and inform them they have been speeding with no proof. We stayed in our car, spoke some basic swahili with them and the officer wanted us to buy water for the police from the shop next door for 5000tsh. We feigned ignorance, showed them our bottle of water stating we don't need any and they waved us along.

Camped by a chalet so we could use the bathroom, the ablutions don't currently have hot water. 10usd pppn or 23000tsh. The Bush has been burnt back so it's not pretty. Warthogs were running around and we heard hyena in the evening. There was WiFi by the rooms and they offered their chef to cook for us. They also said we could use the electricity in the chalet to charge our phones if we needed to.

They don't offer camping at all but seems like a nice quiet place.

Very nice little Hotel with restaurant direct at the beach. They have beautiful clean rooms and bigger self catering chalets. Everything for a very fair price (depending to the season - we paid 3000 mzn for the room for 2 persons). The food at the restaurant is also nice.

The water is brown! It looks scary.. but they say it’s potable and totally fine to drink. All showers and toilets also have brown water. Sites are full hookup, and they have coin Landry as well. 34$+ tax is their price. Nice waterfront sites…

Cell service quite unstable on Verizon/Visible, we had a hard time trying to use it for work.

Small place with 2 ways to get in. Narrow entrance with multiple pull over spots. Relatively flat. When driving towards port alberni it’s the first pull off on the left after the bridge from Wally creek

lugar tranquilo, apartado. pregunten por "el montecito" visitaron por la noche gente de la comuna y nos pidieron los datos y desearon buen descanso.
Nice and quiet, its alowed to stay here for one nigth may be more. people of the comuna is kind and helpful, Ask for them. the place is Knoun as "MONTECITO"

Nice grassy spot next to the Saale tower and the Burgk Museum.
Toiletts (50 ct) and kiosk available.
Suits approx 8-10 Caravans.
Good mobile service

Would be an excellent campground if not for the generators running non stop. No quite hours designated, so people were firing them up as early as 7 and not turning them off until midnight.

Realmente! Lugar muito tranquilo.
Porém venha com o mínimo de estrutura, o local só dá pra parar seu carro e ter uma boa noite de sono. Só.

Camped here one night in our tent during bicycle tour. Was nice and quiet and sandy. Entered off of Ch. de l'Anse. In some areas somebody has been digging and removing sand, so be careful of loose sand areas if driving in. It looks like there may be some type of development or construction planned for this area, but there were no signs or equipment on site.

Nice big parking lot on the entrance to the park. Very quiet and calm. Arround a lot of agricultural. Perfekt place to start a day trip with the bikes to the beach or next town. The parkinglot is the whole week open, the park only on the weekend, so the restrooms only open while the park is open.

Without a doubt the best bicycle mechanic in Nairobi! Amazing work done on my trek 520 bike. He has all the proper equipment, including even wheel truing with spoke pressure measurement.

Contact : +254726856609

we have parked our van just besides the chapel. we have identified but not used a water tap in front of the chapel. wifi is available freely from the nearby parque das ovelhas but a bit slow because of the distance.

really nice tidy showers with plenty of hot water

All the other comments capture it really well. No one will you bother you. Very quiet. Not much within walking distance, unless you want to cross the highway and check out the big shopping plaza by foot. It's not scenic because it's just a giant office park, but it's pretty green and decently shady. There were about 20 RVs on our street where we stayed, most of them seemingly long term. And there's another street a few blocks away that's also filled with RVs (but closer to the highway so a little noisier) in case this street is full. We stayed 3 nights and on the last one we took our RV out for the evening and came back and had lost our spot. That's when we moved to Salado Drive a few blocks away. Great spot overall!