When? | Who? | Comment | Place | Location |
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taylorabney.adventures | Good find, not far off the 40 though getting to it is a mountain road. Beautiful park with spots overlooking the lake. We went to the camping area up top, none of the dirt spots are level but there are spots with concrete pads too. Primitive camping down by the boat ramp as well. Bathrooms with showers were welcome, though the knob which has to be pushed the entire time and rather sporadic nozzle made for an interesting shower. But it was very clean! |
Bluewater State Park | 35.30206, -108.10715 | |
discovering the world - motorcycle world trip | He is working on the driveway, so parking on the street in front of the house. Internet is very good. |
Hostal Don Luis | -44.32466, -72.55724 | |
Funcruiser | Easy bordercrossing, took me 1.5hours in total. No roadtax or insurance questions. PCR test neccessary, not offered at border. Then the road after Suam: the first 20km is really bad, drive avg 15km/h, then the next 30km is better gravel, and then… tarmac. It took me 4hrs to reach Sipi Falls by Toyota Funcruiser. |
Suam Border Post (correct location) | 1.21612, 34.73259 | |
Funcruiser | Went here to camp, they charged 50.000 ugx and thats without shower, only an outside toilet. Guess Daisy was lucky.. I went to the neighbours at the Sipi Guesthouse (30.000 inc hot shower). |
Sipi Falls Lodge | 1.33616, 34.37756 | |
Funcruiser | 30.000 ugx to camp for 1 person, 2 persons is 25.000 each. Beautiful view on the valley, friendly staff. Can use the hot showers in one of the rooms. |
Sipi Guest House | 1.33577, 34.37642 | |
molinandrea55 | Land borders are still closed with Ecuador. We biked to the border and were told that we could not cross. The options are: taking dirt roads to Tulcan or taking a bus to a big city to then fly to Quito. 1. Dirt road (trocha): we were told there are many robberies along these back roads. Robberies target anybody who might “stick out”. We were told this by local Colombians, ecuatorians in Tulcan whom we had been in touch, people at the bike shops we went, cyclist friends in Ipiales, and migrants who had recently taken the road in which unfortunately they got robbed. 2. Bus: we decided to load our bikes on a bus and go to Cali to catch a flight to Quito. There are many companies but we needed a bus with enough storage space for our bikes. We were recommended Transipiales or Boliviariano. We came to the terminal and got tickets (bring cash; there is also Bancolombia ATM inside the station) for the next day. We recommend buying 12hrs in advance. Boliviano bus charged 50k pp from Ipiales to Cali, 12hrs. We caught the 8am bus; arrived at 7:15 to make sure we would be ready to load the bikes securely. Bikes have an extra charge of 30k; you could negotiate this. We did not. |
Bus terminal | 0.82691, -77.63126 | |
molinandrea55 | This place is closed. Andres moved out and is not longer hosting travelers. Este lugar está cerrado pues Andrés se mudó y ya no recibe viajeros en esta dirección. |
Casa De Cyclista | 0.82710, -77.63122 | |
molinandrea55 | Very nice comfy rooms in a small hotel. If you have bikes you might want to be in the first floor (ground floor). We got there and got a room in the second floor and asked to bring the bikes up. Wifi was pretty slow |
Camino Real | 0.82619, -77.63784 | |
molinandrea55 | Wifi and small stores for a tinto or a snack. The wifi worked very well |
Plaza Potosi | 1.12403, -77.37032 | |
bm.aroundtheworld | Sandy and dusty Beach, this is the place where all buggy and quads vehicles came to play! It goes on the all day from 9am to sunrise! Not the quietest place to stay, ok for one night (if you don't mind all the dust) |
Playa Migrino | 23.04655, -110.10378 | |
Wendy & Graham | Beautiful beaches and lovely trails. The fort is well worth a visit and the bird sanctuary is really interesting. The south entrance was the only open entrance on 20 Nov 2021 but you can easily move north within the park to camping areas A and B which seemed to be the only sections open. They were full on a Saturday night, mainly with tents but the place was still very quiet. Electricity and water are available to most sites. The bathroom situation is not good, indeed. Try to find a site near an open and operating bathroom before you settle as you will otherwise have a long walk. The fee for three days was 1080 pesos for two people and a camper. Very reasonable and worthwhile. We loved it and stayed for three days. No wifi but a good cell signal. |
Camping Fortaleza Santa Teresa | -33.97652, -53.53305 | |
Gramp.Camp | We didn't go all the way to the site. Ended up turning around due to swampy conditions and grown in trail. Could probably get there with a small truck 4x4. For reference, we drive a dually with bigfoot truck camper. |
Darling Long Boat Launch | 45.23349, -76.55805 | |
dnafit | Secluded dispersed campsite. Lots of spaces. A bunch of trash. Left it better than we found it. |
Mount Bigelow | 32.41896, -110.73479 | |
adventurehaks.com | Great spot on a dead end road. Pebble beach, no trash. No traffic or noise, just a few fishermen. |
small beach Spot | 38.33671, 22.36282 | |
dkruis27 | I arrived at 4pm on Saturday and was surprised to find that I was the only one there. I drove back awhile, but eventually ended up at a campsite on the river near the entrance, across from the toilets. The sites seem fairly private. You're at the bottom of the canyon so there's minimal sun exposure. The toilets aren't bad, they definitely smell once inside, but not terrible and plenty of tp.
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Grapevine Campground, free | 33.17933, -108.20474 | |
Redmamut-adventure.com | Today, no Wi-Fi..... 😞 Telcel signal H+ |
Atasta waterfront | 18.61900, -92.10150 | |
jwlehman | Very clean and safe. Lots of traffic, to be expected. |
Rest area San Simon | 32.23862, -109.08709 | |
gatherer | Excellent and peaceful spot, had a nice fire for sunset and star gazing. Only saw one van pass by all night for a spot further down the road. |
BLM land near Canyonlands NP | 38.51760, -109.80849 | |
Lost Reception | The place was actually closed on that weekend but we contacted the host and where allowed to stay. Payed 150R for 2 Persons and our 4x4. Got the instructions for the water pump and heater for the showers via WhatsApp. Had a lovely stay! Great if you don’t want to visit Tsitsikamma via a day visit. |
Cadeau | -34.04088, 24.10012 | |
janharm.duplessis | Our second visit here and…“twice the charm”! You get the feeling that you are inside the park with, undoubtedly, the best sunsets over the Luangwa River. We camped on stand 8 since 6 and 7 were already booked. All 4 riverfront stands (6-7) great but, in our opinion, no. 7 is the best as it is the largest and most shady. No. 9 is a bit small and cramped. We paid usd10 pppn (adults) and usd5 pppn (kids under 13). Pool and bar are close to camp which is a massive bonus, especially during the warm dry-season. Ablution blocks are not great, but this is not why we camp :-) |
Wildlife Camp | -13.10930, 31.75380 | |
lucatombolini.net | Open at this date but loudest music ever. 250ar$ one person and camioneta. Toilets old and dirty. |
Camping Las Talas | -29.12946, -67.56243 | |
MindBody MotoGirl | Paid $650 for nice clean room w two queen bed. Spacious gated parking area Can see from balcony of rooms. More quiet area than downtown |
Hotel la Riviera | 24.81584, -107.39537 | |
cyrushuynh | As described but Noisy road traffic for me and a truck pulled in at 3am parked near me. Gas is not cheap here. Very safe and would stay again if I needed to. |
Murray family farms | 35.29466, -118.75330 | |
hello | We arrieved on a saturday and was not allowed to stay even if the campsite was not fully booked. You need a resevation which could be only made by e-mail monday to friday. |
Zandvlei Caravan Park | -34.09690, 18.47310 | |
EJ | The Valley view lower down was occupied by Llamas, so we climbed up here. Worth it. A small flat area at the dead end of a farmers track. Locals were happy we stayed here. Good views of the farmed valley, far from the settlement. Road in is slow, muddy with hairpins but all vehicles other than big rigs will be fine. Good claro 3G |
Valley view | -13.45841, -71.89287 | |
JordyJ | Nice place to stay during the night for campervan. Or cyclist.
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Bosco della Mesola | 44.85655, 12.24387 | |
Myysliexpress | Best place to visit San Cristobal. Very clean, nice fire at the evening and friendly staff. Payed 150pppn. We would come here again! |
Rancho San Nicolas | 16.73419, -92.62189 | |
yeti.the.van | Camps are basically on the beach with great views from the first few sites. We spent 2 nights and had no issues. Just very open to the wind and no privacy between camps. R260 a night. |
Gansbaai Karavan Park | -34.58130, 19.34625 | |
asunnyprospect | Gravel lot along the french broad river walk in the river arts district of Asheville. Was told by the owner of the bar across the street that people boondocks here for weeks on end. Safe area right on the river, walking distance to shops, bars, and food. Across the street from Cotton Mill studios |
French Broad River Walk | 35.58785, -82.56989 | |
ClewleysOnTour | Nice small site. Easy bus ride to Dubrovnik. Owner very helpful |
Mlini | 42.62472, 18.19345 | |