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The rec center told us we could fill our potable water here, it's vehicle accessible, go in to the left, around the corner from the toilets is a red tap

Restaurant, toilet, shower, car wash etc. for drivers

Stayed a night here in our van with no problems at all. Very quiet, just a bit bright from the street lights!

Toilets at COPEC are now $250

Fabulous, quite spot not far from the highway. We have a 32’ class C and had no troubles reaching this spot. The gravel road is used by logging trucks so has some potholes but none so big you can’t easily get around. There are two well marked trails, one across the road and up a few meters. They are clearly marked and easy to do!! One of the best spots we’ve had in New Brunswick.

At first they say no. but after asking permission to boss they do it. American l.p. tank

Dump station and potable water, is for the Campground but we can use it without pay.
Beautiful place, a lot of mosquitos. Shower on the Campground.

Descarga de agua y agua potable. Es de uso del campamento pero pudimos usarla sin pagar.
Hermoso lugar con muchos mosquitos.
Duchas en el campamento.

350 pesos por pessoa em quarto com 3 ou 4 camas. As camas não são beliche. Toalhas e café da manhã inclusos na diária. Água quente em todas as torneiras. Água potável. Excelente localização. Estacionamentos muito próximos. Hostel muito limpo e agradável. Profissionais hostitaleiros.

350 pesos por persona en habitación con 3 o 4 camas. Las camas no son literas. Toallas y desayuno incluido en el diario. Agua caliente en todos los grifos. Agua potable. Excelente ubicación Muy cerca de los aparcamientos. Muy limpio y bonito hotel. Profesionales hospitalario

350 pesos per person in room with 3 or 4 beds. Beds aren't bunk. Towels and breakfast included in the daily. Hot water on all taps. Drinking water. Excellent location Very close parking lots. Very clean and nice hotel. Professionals hospitable

I could not find the place!
It is either the wrong coordinates or
It is not there anymore.

Camping was closed 28.09.18 I just could talk to a worker, so i can not verify if it stays closed or it will open again.

4-5 campground spots next to summit trailhead. It says 6$ a night but there’s nowhere to pay it, at least in winter. A little highway noise, but very pretty. Trailers and RVs could make it down the dirt road but not a lot of room at the campsites themselves.

Perfect spot to park and cycle into downtown Seattle along the Elliott Bay Trail. Free parking up to 24ft. No parking between 2-5am. We found it by chance, it’s a new lot with construction in surrounds but follow the GPS coordinates and directions of traffic controllers (if necessary).

Not possible to sleep here.

- diesel 26,60 (28 september)

EXACTLY SAME PRICE AT THE TEXACO

Nice, but odd to place to stay. We can’t really work out what’s going on. They have prices for casas to stay in, but we can’t find any casas?
We were asked to park on the right side of the path opposite the house that the owners/staff live in. It was only after setting up that we read other people’s comments to go past the house and bathrooms to the lower level. Definitely ask to go down there, it’s more secluded and you can camp right by the river.
When I asked how much, he spent a while scratching his head and thinking, he then asked for $250pesos. I asked why it was so much more than what people paid 2 months ago and we settled on $200pesos.
Toilets and showers are not good.
It’s very beautiful setting with tropical plants, rivers and waterfalls all around.
Prior to coming here we visited Puente Del Dios. I wouldn’t bother. It was awful. Coach load after coach load of tourists shipped in. Stands selling stuff everywhere, and the falls in my opinion were unimpressive. They are much nicer at this camp ground and there is no one else here, so you have them all to yourselves. The waterfalls are not high but they are wide and (At this time of year at least) were flowing heavily, they really are very nice.

both buses are $5. the ferry is $1. make it easy get some change . connexions are easily made.

Gravel parking lot at end of concrete parking lot. Quiet. Nice walking trail entrance. No RVs or big rigs. Best be stealth here before the signs go up.

A l'arrivée, ils ont voulu nous faire le camping gratuit, si nous mangions pour 500p. Après âpre discussion, le camping était gratis, si nous consommions, quelque soit le montant. La musique fut assourdissante toute la soirée, même après leur avoir demandé de baisser le son. Les douches et les toilettes sont vraiment pas terrible. Bref un endroit bof, que je ne recommande pas, ne serait ce que pour avoir voulu nous berner.

opening hours: 9.00-20.30
they washed and dried our bed covers, pillowcases, linings and towels. this is 4sol/ kg. washing of clothes 3sol/kg. we brought it in the morning and it was ready by night: clean, dry and folded.

Showers $3.1. Free elsewhere, but these have private areas for shower.

Insurance office , they work with diffrent company of soat . For one month ,we paid 33 soles for a motorhome E450 . We catch a picture with the price for different type of vehicule

Bit rundown but very friendly owner. We stayed (camping) for free but had diner in the restaurant (25kw pp).

Nice place, very quiet, beautiful view!!

busy but plenty of sites here (free). our site was up the road a bit and had a lot of trash, but we tried to leave it cleaner than when we arrived. very nice mountain views and rock formations.

Just a gravel rest area, someone did build a nice fire ring and their is a pavilion. Stayed here during late September pretty quite after 9pm.

it's possible to camp in the garden of the guide of Tiebele, ask for Bernard, you can offer what you feel

Good place for spending a night. It's off the road and has a channel with clean water.

nice and peaceful place. rooms are tinybut clean. we stayed in a one with shared bathroom, 300birr for 2 ppl. There is also a bigger room with private bath for 400birr, which was too much for us also. no wifi in the rooms only in restaurant. restaurant is very good but a bit expensive too. The neighbourhood is so so, lots of stoned kids and beggars just round the corner on tge main road, in the evenings police is doing frisk searches there.

No French cheese when we were there, but they had French wine!

This hotel is ok and there is a parking with high clearance for campers / 4x4 with roof tent. But.. it seems they don’t want foreigners anymore, they’ll pretend the place is full.
If this is the case, next door is Heritage hotel, also with indoor parking, but maybe not as good but it does accept foreigners.

A very low budget hotel, after bargaining $19,- for 2 persons.
Private room with double bed, a fan, bathroom with hot shower and cleaned every day. A basic shared kitchen. Potable water for thee & coffee. WiFi is so so. During evening/night nobody is at the reception.
If you don't care about a fancy place, but just need something cheap with basic facilities, this is the place.
Another advise: Buy some of the delicious, well filled empanadas for $1,- next to the market, daily between 4 pm - 9 pm!

They charged 2000 pp for the museum and 5000 for camping. We negotiated and payed 6000 in total (2 person, 1 Campingtruck). Because the light in the terrible shower under the museum wasn't running, we were allowed to use toilet and shower in a room.