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Camping was closed (april), we just parked on the boulevard and had a peaceful night.

Great spot to camp near the lake and walk over to Guatemala for some different beers and Rum!
Managed to get the spot for 100pesos, they might try to charge 150 if you are a bigger rig.

Really big rigs can enter going towards the water and back around to the camp spot

Pusieron una gran roca en la entrada del camino. No se puede pasar.

Camino abierto, pero ya no se puede acampar, pusieron una reja en el área de pasto.

Cerrado permanentemente. No se puede ingresar en auto por ninguna de las 3 entradas.

This is a wonderful place to overnight. Quiet and close to La Fortuna. Good also to teach with big rigs. Restrooms clean with cold water. A lot of animals to see around. Highly recommended.

Filled water cans from potable water spigot by washrooms.

Perfect overnight stop as the snow set in. - the Stingelberries

Very budget hotel. Friendly staff. Secure motorcycle parking. Any other car you need to find parking. Lots paid lots in this area. Paid 330 for 2 double beds, 3 people. Good wifi for rooms if closer to front desk

Very well supermarket. Next door is also a Do-it-Yourself store.

free
reasonably clean pit toilet
large gravel lot surrounded by a few picnic tables and fire pits
well maintained dirt road entry
we had the place to ourselves on a Thursday in late March
stay here!

Very good car wash that can handle trucks as well.
We paid PYG 100.000 for our Unimog (only outside) and they worked 40 minutes on it (mostly 1 person but sometimes 2)

Good place to stay close by the city centre. German speaks English and is very help full. He helped us with a mechanic and to buy some new parts for our car. The place is not really nice but you have WiFi and a toilet so it’s ok.

perfect place to spend a few days. quite but definitely has some foot traffic from local trail system.

Spent 4 nights here while in Seattle. Beautiful view. Passing cars in the evening and runners in the morning. No one bothers you.

Plenty of space for any size rig. The camp was half full for 3 nights.

police control.
they ask for our IDs, card documentation and visa.
also ask for our dogs papers,🤔
it's seems like they want money but they can't take it anything

Dias incríveis vivemos aqui!
Partimos com coração cheio de gratidão!
É muito bom a gente ser tratados com carinho! 💙

Obrigado família Liell por mais pessoas assim

Large grassy area, that serves as parking lot for visitors of the little museum and church. Surrounded by fields, next to a hill with viewpoint at the top. Far enough from the road and the small village to be really quiet. Friendly local people that passed by, told us no problem to spend the night here. The side road to this place is paved almost all the way. At arrival, some cows were grazing around us. One of the few clean places in Bolivia, please keep it that way!

Stayed at Goosenecks State Park and Valley of the Gods, stopped in for water. Paid $1.06 for 30 gal water. You pay inside, they give you a key to unlock spigot.

Es un lugar bonito, lleno de vibras de surf, sin embargo NO se puede vender, necesitas un permiso, nos ibamos a quedar semana y media porque el lugar es hermoso pero por ahí del día 6 el regidor turistico dijo que las casas rodantes daban mala imagen, que llevabamos mucho tiempo y que seguro haciamos del baño en la calle y aunque le explicamos que cada quien traía su baño no le importo y nos corrio. La gente dice que en el municipio de Colotepec la autoridad siempre se comporta así.

It is a beautiful place, full of surf vibes, however it can NOT be sold, you need a permit, we were going to stay for a week and a half because the place is beautiful but around the 6th the tourist manager said that the mobile homes were bad image, that we had been going for a long time and that we would surely use the bathroom in the street and although we explained that everyone brought their own bathroom, he did not care and he ran us away. People say that in the municipality of Colotepec the authority always behaves like this.

spent 3 nights here. best spot in Tulum. the breeze makes all the difference. there is an oxxo 250m away. be mindful if its breezy, you will have to wash salt spray off van later but its worth it to stay cool at night. we slept with door open, totally safe.

this place is closed.
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crossed into Guatemala with a motorcycle. very quiet as apparently the buses to the border don't run on Saturday. no COVID test or vaccine cert required. luggage was not searched.

Immigration: passport
Aduana: passport, drivers license, vehicle title, immigration form (provided by the office next door), Q160 cash (required a 500m walk to an ATM), visual inspection of the VIN no. on the bike.

Nice hotel, we paid 35 usd for a room (ac + hot shower) with view on the kili. food was not special but easy to go to the centre.

Good place to camp with a tent or a camper van. If you can make it between two hills you'll find a flat spot to put your tents and it's sheltered from the wind. You'll need most likely 4x4 to get there. Great view of sunset and sunrise and the stars.

very friendly staff. bathroom availble all night long. showers on demande. parking level was not so bad. WiFi password on demande

This is a dispersed drying camping site. It is managed by the Nantahala National Forest. There is a sign that asks to camp only in designated areas and the campsites are numbered. The sites are large and reasonably set apart. They are clean. PLEASE KEEP THEM CLEAN. You are right on the river and it is a noisy river. It is very peaceful and beautiful.

Beautiful spot, stayed 4 weekday nights on the bay side parking lot. Bathrooms were still being renovated but they had portapottys. Also there were a couple showers on the ocean side to rinse off quickly after swimming. Can walk down the beach miles, this is a very cool spot.

Amazing place for the sun set, alone, worth it to push after the first sites really