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Quiet, beautiful spot on the lake. Had the site to ourselves overnight, though a handful of day visitors came up to walk dogs etc. Stayed for three nights.

Kevin is a super host. he helped us navigate the convoluted pet export process and when he thought his vet was to expensive he found another one that was cheaper. we came to Grenada to have some welding done on our bumper that broke while driving up to Miraflora Reserva. it just happened that he had a welder coming by to fix his door and was able to repair our problem as well. Kevin has been here for 18 years so he knows where to find everything and has awesome suggestions. we ended up spending 4 nights here. in and out privileges were a little lacking when Roger wasn't there. I'd recommend reaching out on WhatsApp before to make sure he is there. also in the reviews someone said they were 3.5m high and fit, but a large RV came to stay who said they were 3.54m high and weren't even close. I'm not sure who measured incorrectly but I would be careful if you're close to this height. and absolutely do not drive through the middle of town as the route Google has you take drives through a market and you will wish you hadn't. there is an easy road "C. Nueva" to turn down on the west side of town that bypasses that whole mess and drives past a Maxi Pali.

Kevin at Grenada RV park found this guy for us that only charged 400C each for our health certificates for our dogs. Kevin's vet wanted 50 bucks for the same thing and others wanted 70 in town! quick and easy. had the account numbers ready you will need to go to the bank to make deposits. one was 150c and the other was 13$.

Established campground in Higden, Arkansas off Greers Ferry Lake. The sites are pretty spacious with little privacy, but you’re right on the lake. Sites have electricity and two bars of Verizon service. Water is not available.

This is the perfect place to stay for the night if you like to go to the Volcano Poas early in the morning. We stayed on the parking lot one night for free because we eat in the restaurant a delicous dinner. Beautiful views down to the valley. Toilets open during business hours of the restaurant. From here it is a 10 minute drive to the entrance of the NP.

Spigot next to dumpsters by truck fueling area. Bought a couple tacos inside and asked to fill up, no problem! Be sure to not block access to the pumps.

Really nice parking spot next to the restaurant Paki point facing the beautiful waves all day. Latest price is $15 but we had access to power, wifi, showers (cold), you could use the restaurant kitchen for doing dishes, they refill tanks with drinking water included in that price. They also have a washer for clothes included. They don’t open the restaurant till noon so you have a white morning to work and close by 8 so you sleep peacefully. Wifi is slow. But overall the host Michael will help you with everything as he is committed to making this a lovely camper friendly facility.

Belo lugar junto ao lago. Cobram 1000 pesos por pessoa e mais 500 pesos pelo MH. A voltagem do lugar pode se tornar perigosa para alguns equipamentos pois oscila entre 222 e 235 v.
Água não potável.
Banheiros não limpos e necessitando melhorias.

100 BOB per person entrance fee, 100 BOB for a guide, up to us strongly overpriced. For us this site was very disappointing. Not much information, not well maintained. We didn’t take a guide. We at least expected to see (a part of) the irrigation system, that is described on the internet ... maybe it was somewhere, but there isn’t mentioned anything about it on the few poor information panels. We even weren’t allowed to take pictures during our visit outside ... our camera was ‘a little bit too large’ ... while it’s only a simple reflex camera.

es un estacionamiento libre en montevideo, es seguro porque tiene camaras, hay baño quimico cerca, muy tranquilo, no te cobran por estacionar. a la noche es muy tranquilo. muy recomendado. y agarra una red wi fi libre. tambien hay una Ancap cerca.

Beautiful views from many sites along this good dirt road. There are some descents that go off into high clearance, possibly 4wd.
I did not have a "cell signal city" experience. Verizon was very weak, txt only. Weather, news, etc., all unavailable, for me.
Easy to get to with FWD SUV.
This site, and one other down the road are good tent sites.

The dump station has been fixed and is now functional. There’s a $10 fee; pay inside and get a code.

bulk water fill with threaded hose but use their big red hose for more water. $1 gets you 3 minutes of water flow. using their hose we estimated this to be about 25 gallons. add your own hose or in line filters and you get less water for our money

Great place to have amazing tacos. They also have burritos and other things in the menu yet we have come here for years for the tacos. The family is very friendly and accommodating to our sometimes big group (during Baja 1000 race).

Great tacos as always and always a pleasure to visit the family that owns Baja Burro.

spot interchange exit off I80 freeway with road north to more privacy

Highly recommended to stay at this amazing place! Hans is a great host and you can explore many bodegas from here. It is a very peaceful, calm and beautiful place. Hans even helped us with finding a mechanic for our car problems and is super helpful. We are grateful that we came here!

Pelase don’t buy gasoline in this little pueblo. They mix it with water (it happened to us)

Good parking, wifi is working, security is kind.

Stayed 2 nights. Great breeze. Very quiet. And close to Peers place restaurant where we had a nice breakfast.

its not as muddy as i thought. really nice area. quiet. looks about 15 or so campers here. plenty of room. staying for a few. very nice weather. little chilly at night but very doable

A place to fill your rv propane tank. It wasn't the cheapest but it was one of the few around here.

Hot springs (warm) were very relaxing after a day of driving. Staff were helpful and friendly, the wifi was below average. Campsites were reasonable as were the amenities. Clearly the repair work from flooding is still underway. The indoor pool area was quite a surprise. And as a side note wheelchair accessible too.

150pp and 50 for the vehicle, 10km+ of bone jarring crap roads. Wonderful view and outlooks, toilets not working, picnic area quiet pleasant with shade structure. As I said, great views, but overpriced, either put some money towards the roads or stop charging people to see a natural attraction. (2nd pic from different outlook)

Fantastic view but hot hot hot. 8 PM and still 96F. The shelter gives some relief. Not sure how Texans survive haha. I'm alone on top and only one other in the lower. No cell with Verizon or AT&T. The toilets are in lower and not easily accessible from upper. The camps along the river are the most scenic and easy to access. Backcountry sites take at least 1hr of terrible washboard gravel

Soccer field converted baseball Diamonds but still plenty of parking in the lot. Level ground. The road out front is a little busy until late in the evening. You can take the laneway to the back of the property behind the picnic shelter which may help.

Crossed from Nam-Bots. Hardly 20 minutes, showed our vaccination card and it was fine. Payed only the road taxas of 321 pulas. accepted Credit card. They looked in our fridge but we didn't have any Meat .

Just waved at us. Dont know when they stop people...

Fills propane by weight. Ring the bell by the big tank for an employee to come out.

Checking in to add photos. We had 2 bars of AT&T cell coverage at this location.