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Found a stop right across from the toilet. It was big enough for my crosstrek and more. I had a lot of space and it was right by the river. I only stayed for 2 days but I enjoyed the peace and quiet. I didn’t mind the few cars driving by.

I do not recommend: impossible to completely fill our Argentinian bottle despite 2 days of waiting. no refund. prefer me spot Llamagaz west of Cusco (very fast and much cheaper)

Noisy. Not steady, which tricked me into thinking it was okay. But vehicles played their music ultra loudly in the middle of the night.

Stay away from private residences bordering west side of lot. One could bathe on bordering Cazanovia creek.

originally, we had a place 1km near the cemetery. it is an area with poor people, but they were friendly and we had a good feeling. short after we went to bed, 3 policemen came and told us that this place is not secure. They told us to go to this location in the illuminated area. the night was quiet but 6.45 school opened and there was a lot of traffic.

The barrier was closed. So we stopped on a small parking lot in front of the barrier.

Several spots available in the area. They ask that you camp in a designated spot as noted with small signs but people seem to park wherever they can get a spot in the same general area. Road was rough but doable. Just take it slow so everything stays in your cabinets. Beautiful views. Lots of rabbits that drove our dog crazy..

It’s ok to park for the night in he back by the dumpsters. Tons of room

Yes water is here and works well. It is slow as reported but not a problem

called to confirm ok to spend the night. it was quiet, good cell signal, no complaints. rv/bus spots were pretty flat.

Easy to find location, not very level. We tried staying but couldn’t get level enough for our class B.

You can park in the lot that is set up for trailers and etc. it’s a well lit area. They do have security that drive around so it’s pretty safe. Make sure you keep your doors locked! Casino itself is very nice. Restrooms are clean. Food is good but expensive.

Permission by service department to stay in parking lot up to 7 days. Parked behind EV charging.

nice place.... and really amazing owner. He took us to the mountains (yes... I paid him). but still I totally recommend it! if you want to climb the mountain I wouldn't want to go alone...

The surrounding area has been burned, presumably for fuel reduction. A small area around the lake is unburned but the majority is covered in ash and it’s quite smoky. Looks like a great spot under normal circumstances though!

This place was nice and quiet. Not too many people around. Our dogs loved exploring this area. It’s a perfect place for outdoor cooking as they provide a grill to put over the fire pit. We made a same day reservation and there was a lot of available spots. It said the gate closes at 8pm but we got there at 8 sharp and didn’t see it was closed which was a relief because we weren’t sure how we would’ve got in, the reservation confirmation only gave us the codes for the bathrooms. There’s water, trash cans, bear safe containers. It’s super wooded so plenty of privacy but also not ideal for starlink. Overall good spot will return.

Extremely quiet for how many ppl are tucked away here. I usually like to avoid populated spots, but we didn’t want to keep driving late into the night, and so pulled in at 10pm. I could see this place being busy on the weekends and at certain of the year, but a sunday in mid-April was perfect. I would stay here again as a pass-through. Google maps took us on a pretty rough (short) stretch of road to get here off of I-25 heading north, but we handled it fine with our Volkswagen Atlas (all-wheel) and 5x10 trailer.

Great campsite on Soap Lake. 21 facing the lake $30 full hookups and 6 near the road $22. Makeshift steps into the lake, 2 swinging chairs, outside gym equipment and a covered bench. Beautiful setting. Washrooms and showers can be opened on request out of high season.

Nice quiet place even with the OHV area being busy. Watch for snakes. See pics.

it's a very over grown track mid size 4x4 is ok the track runs down the side of a fence, end's up in a small spot all room for two motors, I didn't stop as it was too early for me a little trash but not much used .ok for a night to two under the trees .

We were there on an sunday morning at 10 am. They had everything, good food, fresh fruits and all at really low price.

Only locals!

Lavado sur rampe avec pression. 40 Soles pour mon sprinter de 6m

A very quite place near t'he river. No cars

There are several dispersed sites with stone fire rings along Cross Timber Rd once you cross into the national forest. There are also several spots with picnic tables at the trailhead proper. The road is paved until it crosses Cane Creek. After the creek, turn right. There are a couple steep sections that are somewhat loose but not overly rocky or rutted, doable in promaster. Slowish Verizon service.

Looks great. Vacuums, Air, Water, Trailer Waste. However closed for the season at this time. Air and Vacuum look still operational at this time of year.

Very nice shower. First time using a truck stop shower.
Very nice, Very clean.
Very hot water available and high pressure.
A private Stall with Sink, toilet and shower.
Towels available with deposit.
A nice place overall.

The pictures and descriptions suggest you drive towards the Hotel and that you can park your RV or roof tent car on the parking lot. NOT ANYMORE.

Take the same exit from the road but instead of going right towards the hotel the Clamping is at the left hand side sign posted “Glamping”. The office is at the old English red telephone booth.
WiFi available, open air hot shower and one bathroom. Simple, but clean. And level parking.

At the main road is a or more restaurants. Salento is only 10 minutes away. And this place is better than the town iOverlander camping with no level parking.

I payed Cop 30.000 per night for one person in a rooftop tent.

quiet BLM gravel lot with a couple of fire pits no toilet. Beautiful view of the mountains. We slept great and felt safe.

Paraiso en El Campo

We just ended up at this place, because they have a metal bee and a sign at the entrance, wich says, that they sell honey. Since we’re beekeepers ourselves, we just drove in there and after a nice chat we eventually got stuck for four days & nights. Rafael and his family are gorgeous and friendly people and before we were able to plan or think, we were in somehow part of this nice group of people. We made tours around their campo, wich includes their own piece of jungle, went to visit other family members houses, went to the hot springs at night, worked on our car together and helped them out with processing cañas into sugar. As we found out later, Rafael is a certified tour guide and in general, the whole family knows a lot about the nature of the area. And they keep something like 17 (!) different kinds of (wild)bees, wich was just crazy for us to see. Simply super interesting and kind people.
We recommend to make a stop here if you pass by. You can get some delicious honey, some good experiences and maybe find some new friends. As well you can make guided hikes (even several day hikes to get really into it ;-) and get some good infos about Costa Rica.

Entering the property only with small 4x4 or by feet. No big rigs possible. Not a real campground, but if you’re nice, you’re welcome to stay. Price for this is negotiable. Even a warm shower or a rentabel cabaña is accessible. Price for rooms 25-40$. National park Amistad is 15km away where also another cabaña for up to 10 persons is available. They just speak Spanish and if you want, you can eat together with them for a small price.

If you’re a bit open minded and kind, you’ll love this far-away-from-commercial-tourism-experience. Enjoy!

Number of Rafael: +506 86386873

Quiet, very few people here tonight. Almost no service for Mint mobile.