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Extremely kind and welcoming couple. I spent a quiet night there. They are in the process of converting their own van and become overlanders soon!

Epic spot. Stayed one night. Wasn’t a ton of folks there.

Nice overnight spot. Stayed for one night. You can hear/see the waves crashing on the rocks.

Still up and running
Nice food 😎

Well served shop

this is next to a dirt road with a small farm very nearby. Some trash around. indeed good cellphone reception with Claro, poor to nothing with Movistar. we didn't stay as we don't like to b so close to someone else's property.

Great boon-docking site over the Yellowstone River.

Quiet, some shade, plenty of wood. Spotty phone service. Great biking/hiking on the Arizona trail. Turn north on road right by trailhead. Plenty of spots. Road gets a bit rough the further you go down. No one around on a Friday.

Access very easy from the main road. You can drive as far as you want on the secondary road to avoid the noise of the traffic during the night. Very quiet and nice landscape.

Nice little spot to pull off, no light polution. Great location for star gazing with a wide open sky. We chose this spot for best viewing of the Aurora Borealis. The Frogs sang us to sleep.
This is an active gravel storage area for the state as there were fresh pikes of. Chip seal rack and road sand. No one bothered us though.

Nearby botanical garden is a nice little garden park and is free. Hot spring along the river is less than a mile north on the river trail that goes through there. Great spot, wish there were more places like this

Direct in front of a 4 Lane Highway. It is levelled and okayisch for a short night over stop.

No fireworks or burnouts. Probably the quietest Walmart parking lot ever.

Nice spot to stop for the night along the river. Seemed like 3 spots total, but spread out. Sadly found quite a bit of trash. Far enough off the main road it was quiet and felt very safe.

nice spot off the main road by the river. Bugs of course and sadly lots of trash. 3 spots total, narrow. quiet and safe

Good place on the way to Gilgit. The staff is very friendly and they let us park for free. From there we hired a Jeep (16,000RP) to get on Fairy Meadow, what an adventure!

Beautiful view down on the park from the rim where the campsites are.
Abolutions are clean with new tiled floor, new showeheads, big mirror. Hot water from donkey for shower was a nice surprise. Edward, the keeper, was providing us with firewood.
Big shelter with benches and tables.
In short: nice campsite, all is clean and working well. It is worth the price: 57US$ ( 2persons,1 one car, entrance fee and camp). They are working hard to improve the facilities. If you stay at a campsite you have practically 2 days in the park for this fee.
Saw lots of elephants at different waterholes and heard the lions in the night.
A beautiful park and not crowed like Kruger or Etosha.

Ótimo ponto de parada na 319. Dona Maria Mineira atende todos os viajantes da região. comida caseira almoço e janta por R$32, quartos disponíveis conforme mencionado anteriormente mas não tem ar condicionado então o calor é bem forte mesmo com ventilador.

Paramos apenas para completar o tanque, gasolina R$6,95 o litro.

lugar tranquilo para dormir com banheiros. no banheiro feminino não tem duchas e no masculino nao olhamos. A conveniência creio que não seja 24h pois as 07 da manhã estava fechada.

so i got there last night everthing was fine just some kids massing around i was testing out my camper in a suv, but cops kept coming and where looking for someone i think they where not letting anyone out of anything idk if they do that every night or something happened. when the cops left to swich i left behind them and went home

Good size lot. Plenty of RV campers around. Generators are a bit loud but they mask the highway noise. Staying in a truck bed tent.

The border authorities were dubious about boondocking anywhere near here due to the number of migrants and traffickers who pass through, especially at night, but the border closes promptly at 6pm, and I needed a spot. The people in this guarded community assured me it would be fine. There's a covered car park surrounded by businesses and patrolled by guards all night. I was asked for Q50 to stay, though eventually the guards allowed me to stay for free (hoping they didn't get into trouble with their jefe for their kindness). Baking hot, and noisy from 7am or so, but felt safe.

Plenty of space for big rigs, toilets and showers open during the day.

Good shout! I parked on the western edge under a big mango tree - quiet night, shady in the morning (useful in this insane 44⁰C heatwave!) and felt safe; nice spot.

Located at Twin Mills Campground outside the gate and another across the street inside a gate that is always open. At the pinned location is the best of the three dumps with a backwash hose and nice pressure. Open 24 hrs. No potable water.

The one across the street is next to the propane tank. Very tiny but you’ll see it. See pictures for locations of the two locations and where to pull in.

The owner offered is a big cabana for two people. mosquito net, kitchen, bathroom, WiFi. everything you will need. we were allowed to collect mangos from the trees on this property. we paid 40 US Dollar for two people.

Great Walmart for overnigting!
Lots of room and they even provide a sign with map for sani dumps!

Nice campground! It is free right now (usually $10/night) due to the water being turned off. Mosquitos are pretty annoying and we did find one tick in our rig. Otherwise spots are well spaced out and flat.

Great place to fill up, and a nice view too 👌🏽

belle place de stationnement.. pour le reste libre a vous de rester pas interdictions

hay duchas calientes al lado de la tienda de modo que se duermes aqui can take a shower