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This is an ecologic campsite where you will have the opportunity to setup you tend into a litter forest with a lots of birds.

The host Guilherme is amazing, a lot carefully with us e he has a lot of knowledge to show about the “funas formation”. With he you also can have trekking into the “Furna Grande” that I suggest so much.

The is a place for small campers. However in case you are in a moto-home, stop here and talk with him, certainly he you support you to find the best place for an wild camp close to some furnas or eve in this lovely village.

R$40 per person.

Climbers use to pay half price.

Contact: (42) 9930-5500

A beautiful spot ok for a night next to some walking routes and a quiet road. No services but good mobile signal and lovely view.

we tried it with my adapter #2, but no success

Small spot next to gas stations where big rigs pull off. Decent amount of road noise but if its late and you need to pull off its an option. Fuel pump runs 24/7 as well.

Right now it‘s still not possible to cross from Uruguay into Argentina with a motorhome. You have to go to Salto. From Argentina into Uruguay seems to be possible.

Great over night stop. We asked if we could stay and we’re told yes. Park in RV/bus parking spaces if you have a larger camper. A little noisy if your vehicle is not insulated. Clean restrooms. Be as stealth as possible to help others stay here in the future. Grab a coffee to go as a thank you to this business!

Indeed very nice, well maintained campsite. The comment where they say there's 5 or 4 campsites are either misleading or the owner reduced the camping spots. There are actually 3 Campsites: Hyena, Leopard and Cheetah. We stayed at Cheetah, which is on sunset side of the mountain. Pool is pleasant. Only "real" shade is at pool area. No MTC signal at all and no electricity neither. There's supposed to be bushmen paintings on some rocks but we couldn't find it as it isn't well signalized. Price is 170ppn.

Still closed as of 18.11.2021. They respond very quickly on WhatsApp.

It’s not ideal with road traffic, but if you’re tired there is plenty of space to park for a few hours or overnight.

You cannot hear 101 traffic, which is great! What’s bad is the city road traffic of cars turning on to 101.

I slept ok with earplugs and white noise. 1-2 bars reception with Verizon. Plenty of space for big rigs or 5-wheel RV:

Nice spot off the gravel road. Occasional vehicle traffic throughout the night. Sitting at 1,800 feet gives you a nice view of the town of Benton. Small man made fire ring from previous visitors. Camping area is not level, so leveling blocks are recommended.

Nice place to stop by and enjoy the view.

Great free place to stay and enjoy the migrating birds.

Basswood Country Inn and destination RV Resort in Platte City, Missouri, about 20 miles north of Kansas City, offers 155 full hook-up sites with 30 / 50 amp electric, water, sewer, cable TV, WI-FI and much more. You can also stay in one of several furnished cabins and lodges. They include The Celebrity House with the Truman Suite, Rudy Vallee Suite, Bing Crosby Suite and the McConaughey Suite!

Amenities and attractions include our Outdoor Theater, a pizza parlor, a country store, walking trails, themed weekends, an outdoor swimming pool and much more… plus, in addition to being close to the bustle of Kansas City, and the Platte County Fair. Like to fish? Basswood Resort hosts the best Kansas City, Missouri fishing camp.

Stayed here for a night. $15 per car. It's a nice stopover for a night or two. The view onto the river is quite nice and the showers and toilets are super clean. Potable water from the tap.

You camp on the parking lot of the Airbnb right at the river shore. If the Airbnb is not rented, you can use the pool and patio, otherwise only the amenities around the parking lot.

They have a young and playful dog called Oso. Unfortunately, he is very much into chasing cats so it didn't work out for us with our cat.

The gate is locked at night and the whole place has video surveillance. Smile, you are on camera ;-)

No parking between 12:30-3:30pm on tuesdays from April 1 to December 1

Super large parking near the water, quiet and parce y for the night, lots of deer around here. They are cutes.

Public parking near the central beach. Well lit, safe, without a foothold. We stayed here for two nights. Close to everything.

Estacionamento público próximo da praia central.
Bem iluminado, seguro, sem ponto de apoio.
Ficamos duas noites aqui. Perto de tudo.

Stayed for 1 night with no issues. Not too much traffic by this road + it's right by the water which is nice! Great Verizon reception + The Food Co-op is within walking distance too!

End of Strunk Rd. Cape Horn Trail passes through here too. Hike 0.8 miles to Pioneer Point for an awesome view of the Columbia River or hike the whole loop (~7 miles). Much more quiet than the Park and Ride lot. No facilities.

Stayed here last night. Parked at the end away from marina entrance. Some noise from highway above but was able to ignore it. I would avoid using their facilities as it is for club use and would ruin others in vans from being able to stay.

217 FHU sites, with 30/50amp electric, cable tv, wifi, 2 cabins, clubhouse, dog part, playground, pool, hot tub. gravel and concrete sites.

Asked the attendant if I could fill it up - she was unsure and sent me to a security guard. He said it was ok and confirmed the water is run through a filter. Great pressure - was a quick fill up!

All as described above.
thé owner is a very pleasant person.
we paid 150 ppn in camping and 180 for breakfast bit that was out choice.
the camp has at least 10 site, but we were alone.
we spent two jours with canoë, for free.
be aware the monkeys (velvet), they opened a box of Doliprane...
highly recommended

In the building Garage, 12ft height limit, Very Quite, No One bother.....Nice place to Overnight Spot.

$10/pppn for camping. You can park on green but it gets muddy when it rains. Shower only lukewarm at its best (in a room and in the ablution). Ablutions are run down. Rooms were damp, moldy and very outdated. Hugely overpriced! Owner was very rude and just couldn’t take any negative feedback. We didn’t try their food. Overall pretty run down place with bad management, do not stay. Go elsewhere! NOT worth it!

Entrance is 75pesos per person, opening hours are from 9am to 3pm, camping is not allowed anymore.

Ruins are nice, the jungle is absolutely amazing, but it's not a must-see. Make sure to come early before the busses arrive.

Unfortunately, we had a totally different experience. $10/pppn for camping. You can park on green, birds around and some view to Bwindi forest, but it gets muddy when it rains. Ablutions very run down and shower was cold. The rooms were absolutely awful: smelled of mold, damp and very outdated. They asked $120(!) when they’d be really worth maybe $20. So hugely overpriced! The shower in a room which we were allowed to use instead of cold ablution shower was lukewarm at its best. Some staff friendly but the owner/manager was very rude and just couldn’t take any negative feedback. We didn’t try their food. Overall pretty run down place with bad management, do not stay. Go elsewhere! NOT worth it!

New name of the place is Baja Gas & Oil. Price is 13.06 pesos per liter as of November 2021. Everything went fine and they did not overcharge us.

The end of 12th st, next to the St Simons light house there are several parking spots right on the water. Spent 1 night, numerous cars showed up throughout the night, only 1 with loud music otherwise quiet. Great for a sunset over Brunswick. Food and shops within walking distance.

Can only echo the previous comments ! Super professional quality, speedy service and Patricia is a gem. We were totally lost doing the last step of our Chilean Pase de Movilidad ( during Covid ) and she called the help line for us, guided us to the local clinic, and helped us download the documentation to the MeVacuno site. She went above and beyond…! Super interesting lady !