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Beautiful campgrounds. Well maintained. Lots of waterfront campsites. Wonderful bike path.

standard rest stop. vending machines outside the bathroom.

Nice little shop with panels, inverters, cable, etc.
Not super cheap, but also not crazy expensive.
We could bargain about 15%of the prices

Couldn’t find this spot w either coordinates mentioned. GPS led us into middle of businesses, no pines.

Great place for Boondockers. Near a lake. Great spots with concrete slabs. There are trash cans but please take your trash with you when you leave. Probably 10-12 sites.

They aren’t open for public drop ins or showers due to Covid.

Posted no overnight parking. The jig is up, guys. :-/

Google maps couldn't navigate us here, unfortunately. the road continues past this pin quite a bit. probably many other great spots nearby.

Beautiful campground and very quiet in the off season. $28 in the off season for a no service site. The showers are $1 for what seemed like a very short time so it cost me $2. I always find this annoying when you’re paying for the campground. They are also semi outdoors (there’s a roof but you enter from outside and the door doesn’t go to the roof. You can’t control the temperature of the shower either which is warm but not hot so it was not nice in October. If you’re a wild camper like us and stop at campgrounds for a shower I wouldn’t go here.

amazing spot along troutspawn lake road. established firepit, a little tricky to get down the steep sandy and slightly uneven ramp but if you can, it's worth it! Large enough for several vehicles. not much cell coverage. if you can't make it in, there are two firepits established on the main road. the road is extremely easy to travel!

Flat undeveloped boondock campsites, right on the rim of the “hole” (really a bowl), informal fire ring. 2.4 miles off Hwy 31 on FS 3150, FS 400. Towed a 17’ travel trailer. Anything bigger would be pushing the limit, narrow dirt with some big rocks to be avoided. No water, no service but workable AT&T cell coverage.

Road closed due to some sort of natural disaster.

They seem to have forgotten their own process during COVID, and most of the desks aren’t manned…

Get your personal visa extended first.

The front desk gives you an entry card and sends you to the DIAN office on the third floor.

You need to take 2 copies of;
Passport
Vehicle registration
Old permit
Application form (https://www.dian.gov.co/atencionciudadano/formulariosinstructivos/Formularios/2016/Formulario_FT_OA_2391_2016.xlsx)

Secure parking outside for all.

Took us three hours till we found the right person, who did the extension in 5 minutes - it’s a bar code sticker on your TIP extension form.

Wonderful library with beautiful architecture and comfortable seating. Large parking lot in back, no signs regarding overnight parking. On main road but noise quiets down at night. Stayed one night in van with no issues. Full service ATT, free wifi close to library.

Great grocery store for restocking. Water refill outside the front entrance and plenty of fresh produce inside. They also sell local specialities, like green hatch chiles in the frozen section and green hatch wine.

We stay here one saturday night, it was calm until 4am when around 10 cars park nearby And played loud music, It was a very uncomfortable time. Not recomended , at least in weekends days.

Perfect place to stay, simple structure but all we need was there! Very recommended , Marcia is a wanderful person. R$ 25,00 p person

Successfully spent three days and two nights here without a single person from the hotel asking questions or anyone else. No facilities but great view of the harbor and next great view of the hotels private beach that again nobody minded me using. I parked directly in front of the artistic wall mural next to the waterfront with views of the local battleship. Local fish men arrive early around 6am on weekend to load boats so FYI. I actually rate this spot a 9.0 out of 10 considering NO OTHER Hostels or RV parks in the area are in operation due to pandemic or closer down. I do however see a $20 Pension Baja Hotel down the street that is super clean that worked for one day to shower. My next best spot is to drive 50 minutes north to the famous Balandra Beach. Great spot here though for FREE.

Stayed a few days. Somewhat reliable ATT signal. Good mtn biking. Was busy over weekend with some bike race but now that they’ve cleared out looks like me, a couple that may be here more long term, and then there’s some local traffic that comes through, sometimes late. Go past the pavilion for the best sites. Where the road turns to dirt and drops down looks intimidating but isn’t…locals in 2WD are driving it. There are some very exposed but otherwise nice sites down in the valley. Wouldn’t attempt them in wet weather tho unless you’re experienced with the muddy clay out here.

Beach vehicle access is closed for remodeling. You have to park at one of the restaurants or parking lots and walk down by foot.

NOTE: I haven't stayed here and am not from Nebraska. It may be required to get a permit to camp here. Google for "Central Nebraska Public Power & Irrigation District".

This is a gorgeous hilltop spot with beautiful views on a clear day. Looks to be the highest point for a couple miles around.

Two RV-ready concrete pads with park benches, water hydrants, and electric panels (20A, 30A, and split-phase 50A service). A capped hole (very deep, by the sound of the echo) next to the panel may be a dump station. A nice shady tree sits in between 'em.

The water was on at the pad hydrants when I stumbled upon it. Electric panels had padlocks but were unlocked.

Quiet, flat ground. Next to a river so you can take a dip too. Saw maybe five cars pass by all night

We stay for one night and paid NIO 20.
No showers and toilets available due to COVID.

We had a very bad sleep here though.
They start running their trucks which are next to you at around 4.30 am.
It's loud and smelly.

We left very early to continue sleeping somewhere else.

Great spot and better spots. Stayed in a pull off one of many. One with a fire pit with plenty of firewood to scavenge for. Road gets a little thin further down. Phone service, open view of the sky, and saw enough people to feel safe but private enough to be left alone. 7/10 Would stay again.

Easy spot for a night, men’s bathroom was clean, women was not and without soap. Car next to us was shaking long all morning long but made for a good laugh.

Wifi gratis. Buena conexión. Lugar para desayunar/merendar. Mesitas y bancos

No parking 7am-11am on Wednesdays. other than that, great quiet residential area.

I came in to Ibrah's workshop with a very sick Suzuki 250XC Djebel. I was having issues with the carb and Ibrah sorted them out no problem! It's like riding a new bike again, I can't recommend him enough. He takes his time, is very professional and affordable, he is definitely your guy for motorbikes!

Great spot! Unfortunately a lot of side by sides and motos and cars racing up and down but overall an incredible location.

clean nice ablutions concrete stand very safe