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long queue down the road. wifi was slow but it's a nice station.

shower was barely usable. scalding hot or cold with not much room for adjustment. paid $180 fir 2 and our van (kids were free.). a bit noisy since there's a road nearby. no wifi but he said there's free WiFi in the park next door. outlets and water at most sites. bathrooms clean but smell of garlic sewer gas.

ok place for a night.

Amazing place.
You can park in the street
Wonderful nature !!

Not possible to go there with a BIG RIG !!!

Great place with lots of atmosphere and free washing machine. The restaurant is awesome and is beautiful in the garden behind the campground. Only recommended 👍with Swimmingpool and a littel hotel very nice.

Grocery store will good prices, good parking and lots of familiar brands from back home (Canada, USA, etc).

Had a super experience here, the owners are really kind and willing to help you for everything you need. I spent my birthday here and they even organized an amazing party with traditional music and dresses.

very nice location. quiet , pleasnt, wild life viewing opportunity.

little grass beach near bridge over arroyo pira guazu. nice to have a swim. quiet place to stay for a night. lots of birds. mobile internet h+ with tigo.

Was a perfect place for us! Not too noisy, even on the Independence Day of Brazil with a lot of people, not too dirty, just ok, nice host, huge grassy area, perfect to visit the city... and by the way, make your own choice and take the right shower ;-), men in the middle!
Paid R$ 30.-pp.
We also checked out the "Canto Caisara" and there was a lot of construction, the restaurant was closed and this beach is not to have a swim...

We were here a couple weeks ago for two nights with no problems. Came back today for lunch and while we were gone our van had been broken into. They stole a laptop, a Nintendo 3DS and a homeopathic remedies kit. They didn't steal our speaker, or anything else of value so it could have been worse. BE CAREFUL in this town. Try to park somewhere where you can see your vehicle or pay for safe parking.

Stanhope Beach toilet building.
You can find same thing at Brackley Beach.

In National Park, so you need entry pass from mid June to labor day. Free entry before and after.

Lindo restaurante de comida oriental vegetariana. Los dueños son de Taiwan y muy simpáticos. Rica comida y a buen precio.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at -31.50183, 115.58696

Great little camp ground. Unpowered was $12pp. Has kitchen, laundry, power, water, toilets, hot showers, TV, museum. Right on the Daintree river. Across the road from pub, restaurants, shops and info desk. Peter was very welcoming upon arrival. Power sites and lodges are available.

Right on the river mouth and close to the beach this is good size Caravan park. Decent facilities as well. Shops nearby as well as things like boat rental. Gets busy over summer.

Camped here a number of times as kids many moons ago and good that the laid back vibe of the place has hardly changed

i wouldn't recommend to go this garage.
i was there today to check a nissan Pathfinder i want to buy.
i paid 25,000 pesos.dont know how it is done in different places but the check here was really to simple and way overpriced.
mainly breaks check ( only on one side, yes i know it should be the same, but old car.. you never know..) and some 'thumbs in the oil).
no running engine test.
no computer electric check.
really poor, you can probably do the check by your self .
also the mechanic was taking is time and way to slow.
that was my experience..

Been a this place 2 times and had to fight EVERY SINGLE TIME with the dude that was telling me that they are close.

After 5 min of obstinating they let you in.

They were unfriendly from the start and wanted 80bol.
I guess they just weren’t in the mood to clean cars today. I left.

Instead I went to “lavado 4x4” (find it on maps.me), they were really friendly and did a good job for 50bol.

Just a large gravel lot adjacent to the grocery store. I spoke with a local and he said that RV's often overnight here. It was quiet last night and we had no issues.

we stay 2 km before the point on a side of the road, nobody came, nice place

As above, nice little hotel. Over my budget a little, but was a long day, just need somewhere to lay my head for the night.
For 1-2 people:
No air con is 300pesos
With air con is 350
More if there’s 3+ people, but missed the price.
My no air con room has a fan

I was in Austin, looking for hot showers. I went to this center, explain I was travelling across the country and I needed to use the showers. the girl to the front desk asked me to fill up a form with my global informations for the register.
after what, they let me use the showers for free. hot water, no running time and clean as great as you can expect it for a community center ;)
really nice place and free parking (no overnight)

We arrived after dark and asked the lady owner to stay for the night. She agreed and directed us to the back of the station to a yard that is lower than the station and the main road. It was quite and safe

Recreational campground. Close to Lund, BC. Awesome beach walk views

There is no posted signs for camp fee. Pit toilets are poorly ventilated, smells to high heaven, doors don't latch properly. No garbage disposals. You take out what you bring in is what we were told by the attendant

If you're looking for a reasonably-priced hiking backpack or smaller day pack, this is a cool place. The owner Carlos sews the bags himself. You can see him stitching the pieces together when you go!

The bags range from $20 for a school bag to $60-70 for the big packs with external aluminum frames. We bought two medium-sized bags for $30 each for trekking (sorry I don't know the specific sizes). He also makes waist packs and other small bags. I included some pictures of the examples, but I'm sure he could make a specific color for you if you wanted.

Check this place out if you want a simple but affordable backpack made in Ecuador, and also to support local business.

Multi rvs parked here overnight. Cops pulled up beside me, had no problems

Exactly like written!
Quite, lonely, good shelter.

Follow the Petersville road past Petersville, through the canyon, shortly after the bridge there are mining roads that cut off into the hills... follow the road to the right (towards these way points)... you can drive a decent way out, stop where ever you feel comfortable with your rig, and hike the rest... totally worth it... the mining road does have several creek crossings and one fairly challenging loose gravel incline... not many turn arounds...