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Paved rest area with a nice panoramic lookout. No shade for the summer months. Full bars cell reception. Restrooms and water during the summer seasons (it was turned off when we came)

There are lots of truckers that spent the night with us. No signs telling us "No Overnight Camping"

Lovely spot especially for sunset, yes it’s crowded by locals but well we are the guests right ;) anyway we spent 2 nights there, the 2nd night the police knocked on our window at 1.30am!! I asked if there’s a problem parking and sleeping here in the car, they said no not at all and they are doing just general identification (?!). So they wanted our passports and took our data for whatever purpose.. unnecessary to wake people up in the middle of the night and scare them with blue lights etc with nothing to complain or warn about, don’t know. Anyway it’s allowed to stay there and a very nice spot to stay!

Plan more time to drive on this road, there is a lot of roadwork. It’s just stop and go all the time.

At the moment this is the only access road to the viewpoint. The official signed entry is under construction. The road is a single line dirt track all the way and a little bumpy but people manage with normal cars. Could be slippery when wet though.

Lovely friendly family. You’re able to stay overnight although it’s not the greatest spot to camp- lots of mosquitoes, a fair bit of trash. There is a toilet and cold shower, but very... rustic. Super cheap and safe and fine for a night or two before/after MC

The lady that made the tasting with us was a little bit stressed. Short answers and didn‘t took the time to explain. Maybe she had a bad day.
But anyway just to go there for the honey is really worth it. They have a hugh selection and the plain ones were very good.

Free water at the diesel truck pumps - can hook up a hose - non- potable water

As described. Relatively quiet street parking. Stealth camped, arrived at 9, left by 7, no issues.

Warning!!!! Stayed here 2 nights in different spots in a Volvo wagon. First night was fine, second night I was rudely awoken by cops banging on my car at 12am saying I can’t park there even though there are no signs. Told me I could stay the rest of the night at my own risk.

Paid 14 euro (they want cash, but let us pay by card in the bar) for 2 persons and car with rooftoptent. Bathroom was clean. Shower was amazing. Bar was closed now (25/11). They printed our visa for free.

Greece to Turkey:
Going out Greece went smooth.
If you need insurance for the car, make sure to pull over at the Duty Free store before you show your passport and Visa in Turkey.
There are multiple offices in the store where you can buy insurance. We paid 64 euro for 3 months in total for our car (Otomobil). All offices asked the same amount of money. They don't speak a lot of English.

Go back with your papers and go through customs. Passport and Visa went smooth. When checking the car documents and insurance, they wanted to look inside the car. In the end we had to get our luggage out and get the car through the scanner (drive back to the passport check and go to the lorry lane, but just skip the que if you don't want to wait a whole day).

Nice rustic campsite. We stayed for 2 nights and were lucky enough to have the whole place to ourselves. Paid 180 per night for both of us. The sited are on sand, with nice tree shade, tap and braai facilities, no electricity though. The ablutions block was nice, but dark at night as lit by some small LEDs only. The swimming pool at the lodge was a life-saver on those hot days, although not very clean. All in all a nice place and good to support the community.
We were also able to buy some meat from the farm, which was luck as our meat had been taken at the vet check point. Beware!

atm that accepts both visa and mastercard

wanted to See Passports and Vehicle Insurance.. asked 2 min about filming in the Car... We didnt know what he wanted... maybe they wanted to Check If we are filming to get some Money when they feel save.. WE Played dump and have Insurance and Passports... after 2 min they let US Go...

Leaving Chile with our chilean car as a foreigner: no problem at all! they were totally ok with the „autorication“ from the car. Very nice policeman! Took us about 10min

Entering Argentina with our chilean car: No problem at all!
They just ask if we have vegetables and fruits and just took a quick look at the car. All in all very easy!
In november open till 20:00

This is a good place to have a cooler night than near the road 45. Because it rained a lot before we arrived, we preferred to sleep at the parking at the entrance (wcs, cold shower available). The part after the entrance is steep, can be muddy and challenging for you brakes, but not impossible.

now 300 pesos per persona and 200 pesos for electricity. only wifi in high season. only electricity between 9am to 11am and 2pm to 10pm.

a few houses by the lake with an amazing view of cerro Castillo and all the mountain range, right by lake tamango. 80 000clp per night for a little house with all you need. kitchen, bathroom, 2 bedrooms, hot water, fire. no network at all here. silence and beauty of nature. amazing place !

Refugio municipal, 2 dorm of 20 bunks each, realy clean, good hot shower
Not possible to cook but you can boil water to make some coffee.
You can get the free public wifi inside the refugio.
300 pesos a night

Very nice place, something like an hotel or complex is under construction but we camped at the point of the little peninsula. Beautiful view of the lake and very cold in this days. We were three people, a cute dog, one car and one tent 😊

We got here, but it was all closed up - no information on their website or anywhere we could find to suggest it was closed until high season (if that is the case). Also tried calling the number on their site, but it said the number wasn’t recognised. A real shame as we were looking forward to staying here. The owners really must clarify when they are open as it was very disheartening to arrive here after a tough day’s cycling in the rain.

No problem, we stayed one night with many others campervans. Even the WiFi was on the edge of parking lot.

There are many camping options at side tracks along the paved Lovell Canyon Road. You will meet other campers but there is a lot of space, so it is very quiet.

Encontré esta pequena ciudad hermosa, con gente muy agradable, con comidas típicas saborosas, y super limpia, en la margen de la laguna.
Conoci a Ramón, y a Carlos Miguel que nos recibió con mucho calor humano, altamente recomendable.

It's open. Lots of people here. Nice park. And at 15 USD - once the old discount is applied - an absolutely killer deal for this part of the world.

NPR at 89.1.

Friendly staffed and well maintained. We stayed 2 nights and had a good lunch at St Raphael. You can take a tuk-tuk for 20-30 Pz. Than you can do some Oxxo-shopping as well.

Near Natchitoches. In nature surroundings ist this beautiful park, with large sites, immaculate restrroms and laundry and good wifi. Now only a few spaces are taken. Large trees for shade in summer.

Good spot. Only one car and our own for overnight stay. almost no traffic and now noise during low season in november.

Trash bins everywhere and a small potable water station. Just for drinking on the spot.

We had a great clear sky night, bit no sleep at this altitude but morning whow what a sunrise and totally alone on glacier.... Honestly the glacier its bit off after few in patagonia but the road thru is worth it... Awesom ride