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Amazing hostel, probably the best we’ve stayed in Bolivia (biker always in a tent or in the cheapest one). Double room is 100 (50 p.p), but we could make it for 40 p.p. Best WiFi so far in Bolivia, cleanest room and a private incredible bathroom. We ended up staying for 3 nights. The breakfast is not included. Safe place for bikes.

Free to stay by the river. Families cooking and swimming around. Very safe place.
No bathrooms or showers.

Free to stay by the river. Families cooking and swimming around. Very safe place.
No bathrooms or showers. There is a tequila distillery just down the dirt road. Free tour and tasting.

Big grassy place. Gated. Elvis is starting on the bussiness of receiving overlanders. Asked what improvements he could make. Hopefuly the place will get better. Basic bathrooms now. Cold water.

Shower is still 50c a minute. camping is $25 /12.5 with senior pass. Did not actually camp here. close to the road and likely lot of generator noise. will boondock somewhere.

lovely spot. very quiet.
Delta Junction has an amazing supermarket. Including cheeses from Poland and Lithuania and Salamis from Poland pasta from Germany, just as an example.
Don't forget Wednesday Farmer's Market day.
thanks DJ.

We spotted a large open space in front of the school buildings. The teachers live in the end building but were out when we arrived. we were advised to ask at one of the buildings on the other side of the road and a lady told us it was fine. We saw the teachers later and they were really friendly, offered to show us where to get a wash, pit toilets out the back. .We set up inside one of the classrooms, almost bug free! Heaven. We have come from close to Sena and passed a few tiendas on the way. getting water was an issue but they all had coke etcThe local children popped over later and I gave them an impromptu English lesson. which was fun.oh and they love biscuits! We put our cycles in the classroom with us.

Nice place near by a road. Not so much noisy. It's quite hidden, no one distributed me. Great view. Nice flat for more tents. Not for cars.

we were able to get a site without a reservation at 12 a.m. lots of sites were free. at 04 p.m most of the sites are occupied.

beautiful campground with hot showers.

Great spot! Private beachfront cabins w/ bathrooms. Fridges in rooms. Outdoor kitchen needs some loving and tile floors are VERY SLIPPERY when it rains. It was only $15 for me and that included breakfast at Juanita’s Kitchen next door. I’ve been there 3 times and will go back every time I’m in the area.

Very friendly staff. I pulled in at 9:30 pm bought something and asked if it would be ok to get some shuteye. No problem.
Felt safe and was quiet. The store is open 24 hrs. Left at 7 am after purchasing a coffee and thanking them.

Lots of other travelers staying here. Got here just after dark and was quiet. Cleanish restrooms and a water spigot for bottles/jugs. Paved path through the woods was great for walking the dogs in the morning. Easy stop on the way into Redwoods.

A great place, good enough for a second night of relaxation! Wanted to also add a few photos.

pulled in around 11pm in our class A, spent the night, no one bothered us, the parking lot was well lit, I was a little disappointed that they didn't have groceries like eggs and bacon, but great place to sleep for a night.

A small rest area at the beginning of trail, close to road and river. On the map are from the parking spot marked toilets but we arrived late evening and due to active beats around just parked and went to sleep. Totally calm and nice place with tables and information boards, no no overnight signs. Edit : pit toilet is approx.6 minutes by walk on opposite side of the bridge

Not available for sleeping anymore, signs with no overnight staying and no camping.

If you've come to expect seeing the Glacier, don't come. It's far behind the military camp and you can't go there or see it.

The valley and the ride are nice, but there's not too much to see back there.

One simple Cafe, the "I love sign" and that's basically it.

No petrol. Only gasoil/diesel. Small Shop with drinks & food

This is in Six Rivers National Forest, so its perfectly legal to camp here, probably for 2 weeks.

The city's tourist information center, the place is in the city center in front of the public pool.

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Centro de informação turística da cidade, o local fica no centro da cidade na frente da piscina pública. Tem uma mesa com tomadas para carregar

Here’s the office that delivers permits, but also the ticket for the Jam minaret (1000 AFN).

Stayed for one night. Good night sleep. Clean bathroom and nice little park.

It was relatively noisy, parking not really leveled and smelly.
OK for 1 night.
Friendly staff and good, cheap coffee.

Devant l'église, le stationnement semble un bon endroit. Aucune pancarte. Devant le parc, c'est interdit, les pancartes sont assez claires. Pas de VR, de remorque, seulement des voitures. Pour finir devant le restaurant, les pancartes interdisant les remorques sont présentes, mais pas celle pour les VR, donc j'imagine que c'est OK. On s'installera devant l'église. Il y a plus d'ombre.

J’étais septique avec les camions qui arrêtent et passe à plusieurs reprise mais nous avons bien dormi. Le stationnement de vr est à droite en arrivant et il est indépendant de celui des 53’.
Endroit pour remplir gourde à l’extérieur du OnRoute.

Stayed one night in my car, one other car and a bunch of semis there also. Pretty quiet and very beautiful location. Had enough cell service on T-Mobile for calls and texts.

Dirt road was good, a high clearance isn't necessary. Nice spot for putting a tent up. We heard a dog barking during the night but didn't see it. A herd of horses came by in the morning.

Good place to stay in Belo Horizonte. I guess it is still a little bit under construction, but there is a big flat place for all kind of vehicles, clean bathrooms and you are close to the city (you can go by bus or uber to the city center) there are also some nice bars ans restaurants in the area. I paid 60 for one person with van.

Trailhead to Páramo el Montenegro, overlooking the Laguna Cumbal (Laguna de la Bolsa) lining up with Cumbal Volcano.
From here about 40 minutes up the path to the viewpoint and Páramo.
The path can be muddy and slippery, in addition to being rocky and steep.
Still worth it, though.
Take your rubber boots, walking sticks could be handy, too.

Its not at this location anymore, the people from gas station opposite sent us to another location which was wrong as well.
Not sure where is new location to extend tip.