Check-Ins

What a fantastic spot! Wide open, dozens and dozens of sites. This entire peninsula called Antelope Flats must have a hundred dispersed camp spots. Darned little cell service at this one. One note... if it's raining or going to rain, there are a couple spots along the road that will be very difficult to get across. Keep an eye on the weather.

First site outside to the national park where it is allowed to camp over night. Good Telstra 4G, 3 bars.

Nice USFS campground under the pines. Reservable through Recreation.gov, and 2 FCFS loops. $15 w/pass. Dry sites, but all the amenities onsite, lots of water pumps, including nice hot showers, and a sani-dump. Large and small sites, any size rigs, level gravel pads. Fills up early, and reservable sites stay booked on weekends. Hosts on site, $$ or credit at check-in booth. Minutes to the town of Greer. Clean and neat!

Portable and non potable water, dump. Free.

Super nice place ! We stayed 4 nights and deal for 100Q / night instead 150Q per nights.

There is electricity but you pay for your usage, not free.

Otherwise, walking distance to a little grocery, hot shower even if we didnt used it at this time of the year. Nice pool too !

Free parking next to the river and a beautiful park for walks. Local Iceland store there too for supplies

As described harvest host that allows others without membership. Must be self contained 100%

Nice quiet spot overnight, lots of room and some big rig spots as well. Local wifi reaches and is reasonable. There were about 10-12 here last night with us. Water supply at side of building.

Total energies Fuel station
It’s one of the most decent stations I’ve come across in Guinea

ES-En la calle frente a la plaza. Nosotros nos pusimos en un lateral porque era mas tranquilo. No hay servicios pero si una muy buena sombra.
EN-On the street in front of the square. We stood on one side because it was quieter. There are no services but a very good shade.

I crossed here during the evening, just before sunset with my bike. It was very busy, a lot of people moving but no queques, was stamped out of Senegal with no problems, nothing.

Passed through here with my bike in the evening, all was very quickly done. Paid nothing, the man stamping my passport was a little stern but the rest were really kind. He gave me 14 days after asking how long I was staying, so I guess you can choose.

The crossing was very busy, had some children following me and begging, being very rude, but otherwise all was calm. Turned down some men exchanging money, they didn't persist, and exchanged with a SUPER kind woman in one of the yellow boxes. she gave me a better exchange rate than google, seems odd but whatever.

Good spot, most spaces slightly unlevel but a leveler will fix. good views but lots of little bugs.

Very clean and new facilities however it does take a long time for hot water to start. There was a sign posted in one area about this.

There’s one shower. It says registered campers only but there’s nobody around. You can ask if you want but I just took a quick shower.

como mencionado
un gran parking, habitaciones grandes, cocina, agua caliente y buen wifi.
los precios, habitacion doble con banyo 25d y sin 16d.

Amazing place near a lake for fishing or boating. A lot of space, picnic tables, fire pits with free wood, toilets super clean, very quiet. Price: donnation

Place still as described in 2022 and earlier. Main gate to enter the dirt road was open. Got here easily with a C-class 25 ft RV in completely dry conditions.
Would assume that even 2 to 3 vehicles could stay here, if necessary, close to each other. See photographs.
We arrived on a Wednesday, 4 pm, and we did not hear/see ATVs until next morning, 11 am - but it is very clear that this is ATV area - because a map on a pole, just after the entrance to the dirt road, shows trails for ATVs in the area. (see photo). So expect ATV traffic especially from friday to sunday when people have off from work.
Fortunately today there is very little trucks/traffic on the main road, which passes below the spot. No trees and/but a constant breeze that is very welcome after the heat at Moab / Arches NP. Could get rough though in case of strong winds. No shade. No amenities what so ever. 1 to 3 bars with 4G to 5G T-Mobile reception.

Perfect place for a night. Easy access 1 km from the main road. Quite, just the sound of the sea since you can park 20 m from the sea. Plenty of flat space for vans

Camping utilisé principalement par les locaux. Les terrains avec électricité sont généralement réservés. Ceux non réservables semblent occupés depuis longtemps. Si, comme nous, vous recherchez l'électricité pour une nuit chaude, assurez-vous qu'il y ait beaucoup de terrains disponibles sur le site de réservation avant de parcourir le 11 km qui le sépare de la 80. Les terrains réservables deviennent premier arrivé, premier servi 48h avant l'arrivée si disponibles et on ne peut savoir en ligne s'ils ont été pris depuis. Il n'y qu'un auto-enregistrement papier sur place.

Great place to stopover for a night or two. Quiet, lots of space, open sky for Starlink, picnic tables, pit toilets, some flat lawn areas, trash cans, and a hiking trail. There was one other camper here last night and a semi came through today to use the bathroom, but no other traffic so far and it’s chill.

We are in a 24' RV and this was easy easy out. Room for plentybof vehicles. Some fire rings. No mobile phone service at all. Great ground as even when it rained it wasn't muddy.

Belle place au bord d’une petite baie idéal pour pêche et kayak.

Aucune contre indication pour overnight parking

Bel endroit sur le bord de la mer, magnifique vue, 4 autres VR sont stationnés le long de la falaise, peut accueillir de gros VR, le signal cellulaire est ok.

Very good homemade ice cream. Good quality price.

Here was old house for governors de Goiana. All was rebuilt and well conserved. Interesting to know also it’s the place where governors come here in July because Goias becomes the capital for 2 days. Nice garden. Free and guided visit.

Old jail where prisoners were in this prefecture building. Old stuff like chain, balance for gold and archeological stuff. Nice. Free and guided visit.

Very nice little house museum where this poet was living. Well preserved kitchen and bedroom with all her stuff. Very well maintained. Entrance and guided visit is 10 pp.

Here you can find and access to the historical center. Place fair many rigs and big

Large gravel lot across a field from anytime fitness, where we showered.
Very quiet and no lights to shine in at night. We did hear a distant train a couple times.
Garbage, recycling and a portable potty. A small playground but mostly people walking their dogs.