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Belle endroit mais exclusivement pour des 21 ou 24 pieds. Aussi, l'endroit est le départ du réseau de piste cyclable. Se stationné sans nuire aux services pour les cyclistes.

Gravel parking. At the right to Miner’s Museum. Very quiet.

There are several pull outs, quiet, stayed 1 night, never saw anyone.

I was at this place and everything is the same.

They offered a room for 50 bolivianos with a one person bed, or a room of 85 bolivianos. Decent enough room, WiFi average bit okay. Breakfast included, it’s okay but a bit small for a cycle traveler.

The garage fits several bicycles or motorcycles.

Very nice, small campground next to the Kiilopää hut. 8 sites with electricity, and a view more without electricity.

Sites are next to a fast flowing creek with regular reindeer visitors and right at the trailhead of a few shorter and longer hikes.

Check in at the reception of the hut. 35€ per site.

You are free to use the facilities of the hut, i.e. toilets, showers, and (small) gym, as well as the communal kitchen of the adjacent hostel and the saunas („electrical“ saunas are for free, the „smoke“ sauna needs pre-booking, 18€ pp.)

Wifi only at reception.

i got to famous long honks by some drivers. last night and and a couple this morning. one other van and a trailer here with me last night. it’ll do for a night, seems to be a commonly used spot.

Very clean and big laundry with a lot of washing machines and dryers. Small an big ones.

We had an exciting and friendly tour. You can drink as much mate as you like at the mate bar. Highly recommended. Parking also possible for large vehicles, easy access. We payed 30.000 pp for the tour. Included: production, museum, movie, plantation, free WiFi
Also possible: a beautiful guided hike in a natural reserve. We saw monkeys and lots of birds. Also 30.000 pp.

Well established BLM site. Pit toilets, well marked spots, easy road for 2WD van, and great views

The dump is on the right side of the gas station. It’s 15$ to dump, have to pay inside first and then they give you the key for the lock.
Non potable water available too.

...place is as described. For vehicle with height above 3.20m not all spots may be reached. Toilettes and showers were clean. Water in the lake was clean. Very nice hosts.

très bel endroit. toilette impeccable
circulation tranquille la nuit

I was at this place and everything is the same.

I was at this place and everything is the same.

Gosling Lake is a New Campground, old site which is being revitalized.

Still there. Good cold fresh drinkable water!

Very good Tire Service, and even more! Repairs big Motorbike too! KTM MECHANIC BUT NOT OFFICIAL!
I recoment him!

Excellent dinner. Go early and you'll have more attentive service. Great forest mushroom pizzas and amazing skillet desserts. Highly recommended

The whole street is essentially idea. Quiet after the tourist office, plenty of space and just a few walkers coming by. Very few cars. Perfect for visiting old town.

Cool place but not as good as I thought. The road noise is pretty bad, we were surprised also through the night. Then it's pretty busy there are currently 3 5th wheel and trailer for a week occupying the space. I would not come here again.

No “no overnight parking signs” I stayed here for hours while working in my van. Big open lot next to a park with a walking path.

À l’arrière du stationnement de l’église

At the back of the church parking lot

We asked if we could spend the night and a nice lady from the warehouse allowed us to. Nice, quite and safe place to spend the night.
No services available.

Nice and quiet. An occasional train but no horns. 20$ per night. Picnic tables. Has host on premises.

Great value hotel, clean, hot water with high pressure, pet friendly! We paid $60k for two per night + dog. Parking is limited and only for small cars or motorcycles, but you can park in front of the hotel on the street, the neighborhood feels safe, it’s right across from a big police station.

Small sanctuary for the Difunta Correa with 3 small chapels and no less than 42 statuettes.

We slept in a bit as it was a Saturday, and after waking up, and getting ready to head off at 9am, someone drove by honking their horn. They came back around honking again screaming “Private property!” Absolutely no signs posted, and it’s just a pull off so I don’t even understand how someone can own a tiny pull off next to an electrical pole. No obvious property dividing. I looked it up on the county assessors website for fun, and they do not own the pull off, (unless you’re on the very far edge of the pull off). It’s the county’s. Nevertheless, I wouldn’t poke the bear.

Good place to sleep, anyone bothering. Close to planet

20 lari camping in the yard, possible to charge, 45 lari dinner