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Really gorgeous vistas across Pilot Rock mountain meadows. I’ve not seen elk, only cows grazing but it’s pretty dry now. Did see kestrel and blue birds and hearing howl of some kind of canine. Similarly, no one else here. The road has small rocks, not gravel and it’s a bit steep initially but my 2wd/front drive promaster made it fine. At a mile, look for a flat spot and block the NW wind.

There’s a few spots along the road, some further than others, all depends at whit how hour you arrive :)
Otherwise a nice and quiet place.
Keep it clean

A quiet stop on the way to or from the border to Malawi.
on the N11 toward border, turn left and drive around 2-3 km to avoid parking in the cultivated crops.
at the end of the track, it will be forest.

accessible with high range vehicle, no big rig.
not sure how it would be during rainy season or if was not burnt.

Nothing special, but not visible from the N11 and no village around.

When we were there, it was all burnt and people would start to chop down the trees soon, then cultivate mandioca.

no Vodacom reception

easy to reach place, 30m away of the street
Far away from Border Aserbaidschan.

Wild campsite with views over the Loita hills. Nil facilities. 4x4 only track through the Loita Forest.
Call Alex who is a local guide from the nearby forest for directions.

0724 605 450

Big rigs might be seen, but the road is very quiet. Lots of space but no shade.

very friendly border. 10 minutes to exit Kenya, passport stamped, vehicle documents checked at customs. To enter Tanzania you first stop at the tent for temperature check and verification of the printed online form from ministry. No check of the PCR test and trusted traveller form. Free rapid test done in 5 minutes. 3 months Visa at immigration for 50 US$(German shepherds passports) done in 30
minutes while we received the TIP (3 months 90 US$ for our truck to cross TZ).

very nice place to stay near Kuruman. Many campsites each with own braai,washing up area, electricity and water. Most spots have no grass or shade. Nice place to stay over on your way to Capetown. We paid R300 for 2 people. They also have a few campsites with private ablutions.

There are a lot of small streets here. No problem with 2wd. You can camp everywhere here. It is quiet and nobody around. Great 4G signal.

Please note that in GoogleMaps the hotel has another incorrect location on the way to Pakwach. You can park at the parking lot. There is a big grass that you can set up a tent. They gave us a room for toilet and shower. Quite a lot of noise from the traffic in the road.

Arrived on a Thursday night around 930pm. No one around. Car came in and turned around at 11pm then never saw anyone until morning. Quite a few hikers arrived in their cars around 7am. No issues at all. Bonus: Short hiking trails on site.

Standard walmart. Right next to a busy street so a fair amount of ambient noise until about 3am before quieting down.

Fairly busy sports fields and parks. This is in the direct descent flight path of the airport. The jets are loud and disruptive. Not sure how many will be during the evening.

stayed here off to the side. there were a couple others here as well. good spot. there is a train track right beside the lot but I didn't here a train come by until 8 am

Sympa, petit parc en bord de rivière, tables de pique-nique, AVEC ABRIS, "centre-ville" de l'autre côté des bâtiments. Parfait pour une nuit ! (Juste les pipis féminins sont un peu compliqués temps que le soleil n'est pas couché)

Nice campsite with olive trees managed by a sympathic German couple. Good hot shower, clean toilets. Restaurant (Wifi) with good food short path up hill.

Still €14,40 2 pp including camper. €1,- for electricity if you want. A new ablution block is currently being build. From the campsite the view is lovely but no view of the small lake.

High voltage electricity cable run directly across the campsite and some pitches. Those make some noise.

Gigantic campground. loud an busy. but much privacy but right on the beach

Free camping with a beautiful babbling steam, mountains and cell service to boot.
Sites are spread out so you have plenty of space.
Dirt road access, a bit washboard'ish.
It's a beautiful spot.

Just stopped for lunch but the place worth the recommendation. Spotless clean, lots of shade, good food, good prices. Highly recommended.

Great place for about 5 small or 3 big RVs . This is an official camp side operated by local Fist Nations. Narrow bridge to cross with max 15 T capacity. Fire rings , power hook ups . $25 , pay at the Lodge / coffee in town .

Beau camping sur le bord de la plage. L'odeur de plage y est, mais ce n'est pas désagréable. Il y a effectivement des douches payantes (1$/?? minutes).

this is a small trailhead parking lot for the North country trail. Just a few hundred feet farther down the road there is a formal campsite with picnic tables but it is not very flat for parking. this area is suitable only for smaller vehicles not large RVs. moderate cel coverage. I think it is State Forest land.

Free dump with gas fill up. Otherwise it's $7. Propane fill of your RV tank at $2.99/gal. Friendly staff. Hunter heavy area. Everyone in camo, staring at outsiders and not happy about it. Get in, get out.

campfire ring and access to the river. 6 could fit one vehicle while 7 has plenty of room for a larger rig with enough room to pull around with a trailer. 7 has the easy access to the water. no service for me!

Easy access site, non-potable only. Busier than expected, but plenty of space to wait

We are a hotel with natural hot water. We have thermal pools, restaurant and convenience.

Church and Cemetery on back road. Grass is cut and property is well kept. Nice spot for lunch or a rest break away from the highway.

Last description very accurate. Go off into the trees and lots of good spots and a little quieter from the interstate.

Very close to water a few other campers/overlanders here as well.