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We stayed here many times last year, but this year was a different vibe. Bullets(see pic) and nails everywhere. People like to unload their guns all along the road but someone pulled up right behind us and started shooting away. Some kids pulled up next to us and were hitting golf balls off the side of the mountain into the neighborhood below. We ended up leaving. Unfortunately would not recommend this place anymore which is so sad cause it is truly one of the most beautiful places we’ve stayed.

Paid IRR1,500,000 for a double room with bathroom after discount (because I'm alone). Cleanliness is so-so. One of the pillow cover obviously not a fresh one & has hairs. Wifi works great. Parking is ample. The reception cant speak English but you can communicate using Google Translator.

Update on Amin GH.
In the morning when I check out, my phone cable on my motorbike was missing. The bike is parked in the courtyard & gate is closed at night. Who would hv steal it if not the guesthouse ppl or the guest?

Not so much wild camping as a basic campground with shelters but a good one at that. Toilets etc. 400m from hotel and restaurant, where you can get dinner (excellent küree!) and brekkie. 74TRL to camp for one person and a motorbike for one night. Beautiful location. Patchy 3G/4G with some dodgy WiFi at the hotel. Lovely spot! Staff at hotel/restaurant very helpful and friendly too.

Owf. Very basic - not much better than finding a wild camp spot but without the scenery and with a bloody great dual carriageway next door. Got ripped off at 80TRL for sure. Owner is lovely chap though. WiFi is good. Toilet/washing facilities are…minimal..

quiet, close to town. few visitors at night ut no noise. spent two nights here.

8$ for our bottle of 2,2kg. The owner authorise us to fill ou water tank.

Great hairdresser that is well priced &speak English with street parking

This was a good place to stay. Flat spot with a few different areas to park. Vans and truck campers are probably the easiest since the road heading in is a narrow dirt road with lots of potholes, but it’s definitely doable with two wheel drive. Using the iOverlander app on our Garmin GPS took us directly to the spot without confusion. We spent two nights here mainly because it rained for 24 hours straight. It was a nice spot right by the water to watch the fishing boats and waves. There was one other van staying each night.

Quiet and easy to find. Road names aren’t inviting, but felt very safe. My dogs loved running around. ATT had service in and out. Wasn’t great for the next morning when I woke up with a flat tire.

We parked with our Landrover in the parking area and could sleep in our RTT for 5000 per night - they don't charge per person 😉. We could use the toilet and showers from the hostel and wash our dishes in the kitchen.

1 hour walking distance to the genocide memorial. Fruit+vegetable stalls, Craft shops and nice coffees close by 😊.

Beautiful and safe place next to the beach. Facilities are basic. Our kids enjoyed the swimming even that the water was nit crystal clear. Bought coconuts. 380 pesos - RV + 5 persons
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endroit calme pour la nuit. toilettes à 1q et douche à 10q, différents petits restos sur place. le garagiste spécialiste des freins en face est très bien et efficace. il m'a remplacé les plaquettes en 1h (avant et arrière) pour 150q. (on a fourni les plaquettes de frein).

Easy going into Brazil, didn’t checked our car. Very friendly staff!

Small, 15 site campground in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. Water, flush toilets and showers are available. Hot in the summer. Some small trees and ramadas provide minimal shade. Nearby rail line can be noisy. Leashed pets only. Lots of interesting history in this State Park.

Wifi over 6$ for 24 hours! And small shop with mostly snacks.

Wifi 6$ for half an hour! I’d rather try to connect with a bear in the woods rather than paying that price. Shame on them.

Nice place, better than the RV Park in town.

22.60 a night with free firewood. First come first serve campground with fire pit and potable water. Beautiful views, especially the lake. The place was relatively busy and we came the second day it was open for the season so I guess it might be busier in the summer months. No hot water or showers but the outhouses are honestly kind of nice.

We spent one great night at parque Aurora. We paid 200L for 2 adults, our kids did not pay. We could use the showers and toilets (without tp). All very clean. We had the huge park for ourselves. We arrived a little late but the next morning the kids played in the playground and visited the small zoo and we didn’t have to pay. Very far from the main road (5 min drive) so very quiet. We had a very peaceful, quiet and safe night there. We could also fill up our tank. Many tables, fire pits and garbage cans. Very clean. Very recommended.

about 30 RV sites with full hookups and septic at each space. Stayed in the small tent area. there's a rushing creek running through the park that drowns most of the road noise. Bathrooms with free showers are modern and very clean. Brewery attached is excellent and food is great. wifi ONLY works in the Brewery. host is very friendly. there are also three dry cabins with heat for $45/night and we tried to rent one but got creeped out by spiders so tented instead. lots of water fill spigots but apparently there's very high lead in the groundwater here.

Totally free camping in an okay place. You can pay for hookups, but we didn't. It was HOT even though the wind was over 22mph steady with higher gusts. The lake is very low so you can't just walk down to the water to cool off. Most sites here have a double sized shade structure and 2 picnic tables. There was a lot of little trash (dozens of cigarette butts and many bottle caps and lids mostly) as well as broken glass in our campsite and more, bigger trash in the brush and down the bluff. We drove a short distance to Cedar Canyon to swim, but just waded a bit: TONS of trash everywhere there. Cedar Canyon and in our campground were almost full of campers, but it was Memorial Day weekend. Positive: about an hour before sunset and after sunrise, the temperature is very nice and the wind let up. Although it seems like a lot of negative, we'll try it again as the price is right.

A pebble place not with a lot of privacy. Very clean accomodations Internet included. Very nice and friendly people.

We stayed at a pull-out 20ft ahead of the one fixed in this app. Great spot, little road noise when you sit outside, but nothing to be heard in the car. Amazing stars!

Lovely spot for a night. Covered bridge is beautiful and river pretty. Beavers busy nearby. Dark, quiet, night.

Really beautiful rv park with lot of amenities. Make sure you sign up for the players card on the day of arrival to get your free night — I made mine the day before and they did not honor the promo

Was parked in the back of the lot along the side of the walmart. Maintenance guys rolled through with leaf blowers shouting no camping.

Sympathique petit camping directement sur le fleuve. Site de A à H aux abords du fleuve. Superbe vue.

Unfortunately, the space marked here can no longer be used because the city has set up a parking ban there. Instead, there are two areas with parking spaces along the boulevard.

One is near the restaurant "Het Strandhuys".. There are 6 parking spaces, but they are very, very, very narrow. We stood next to an alcove and were just able to get out.

The second at the snack bar "La Playa" has 5 parking spaces. These are much wider, which makes standing here much more comfortable.

Both areas are located in such a way that only a small road and a bike path have to be overcome to get to the beach.

The Mont Rigaud ski hill offers 32 vanlife spots during they mountain bike season (May to end of October). Price is cheap, they give access to a shared fire pit, drinking water and toilets. The mountain offers hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing, as well as an obstacle course.