Check-Ins

We planned to wild camp somewhere in the peninsula but were very disappointed. The whole place looks sad and dirty. The tip of the peninsula has been totally washed away by the sea. Every single track leads to a private lodge so we asked to sleep at the parking space at Lula's but he didn't let us stay because he had a client in one cottage. And proposed a cottage for 100 USD for 2 people. If you decide to visit come with enough time to go back to Inhassoro just in case you're disappointed like us. Keep in mind the road passing through the mangrove is VERY slippery! The one through the beach is fine but only at low tide.

Beside a beautiful turquoise river, has zip line, suspended bridge, space for swimming, 2 cabanas for rent and space for campers and rvs. You can walk to the nacimiento in a 5-10min walk along a beautiful path in the bosque

Free public parking in downtown Milton. Shops nearby along with free WIFI reachable in the parking lot from your vehicle. Just connect to Library-Outdoors.

It’s best to leave when or before the store opens at 6am. Quiet place to sleep.

Nice campground. Near water. Saw campers with 3 tents pitched. However, sign says no overnight camping

We spent the night on Verdun Ave right next to the business parking lot and across from some houses. There were a ton a cars parked on the street and no signs about permits. We are in a sprinter van and can be stealthy though. There seem to be plenty of residential areas that you can get away with one night of sleeping. 40 mins from Pinnacles National Park.

Works today! Water spigot is next to the air machine.

Tons of construction and not really an RV section at this time. Checked in with security and basically they are not requiring RV owners to do anything but park.

We parked in rear of lot just for some additional privacy. Only had one other camper van out there near us!

Stayed here one night, toilets 5pesos and didn’t try the showers. It was a surprisingly quiet night with it being a truck stop, we slept in til 8 which never happens! Good coffee at Selva cafe, didn’t try the wifi. Not bad for our first Pemex stay.

nice place, Picknick area with bbq and tabel, hot water, all clean, 1600pesos 2 person and 1 motorhome, 🚿

water Spigot on the side wall of the building to the far right of the door to go inside small gas station. great amount of space for my 32ft rig. Asked inside and it was cool. FREE. you need your hose for Rigs.

Nice rest area with toilets and running water. Stayed there one night, some long term van/caravan, some cars stayed for the night. It was quiet and good for one night.

Woman was very grumpy and spoke no english. Ok fir a stopover. She tried to charge 10k tsz pp plus extra 10k for use of shower in room. When threathenjng to leave she accepted 20k for 2

Stunning spot with great views over the gorge with lots of game coming down to the river to drink. The 2-3km road to get to the camping spot is very steep and a challenging rocky drive.
The camping spot itself isn’t very flat so bring levelling blocks.

Stunning camping spots along the Runde river under the Fever Trees. We sat out watching hippos, crocs and game and were visited by plenty of elephants in the camp. There are individual thatched bomas at each of the 8 sites. Great ablutions and running water.
Would recommend camp 7 as it has the best view along the river.

Amazing secluded location overlooking the river which at this point is more like a gorge. It’s a very challenging, rocky drive down to the campsite so only attempt this if you have a good 4x4 and aren’t in a hurry.

This was one of the best places we’ve stayed in Africa. The bush camp overlooks the river and the stunning sandstone cliffs. You’re totally secluded, we were at least 20km from the nearest person.
We had plenty of game in and around the camp including a herd of curious elephants in the night.
Good, clean pit toilet and as previously written there is no water so BYO.
It’s roughly 40km from Chipanda pools which took us 2-3 hours.

i confirm what other people said, great place ! wifi sucked however when we were there

Along Rio San Juan are dozens of good spots for camping. Choose and enjoy.

We parked further up the dirt street in front of/on the corner of a house with a giant bougainvillea tree. A sign nearby said 80 pesos but no one ever came to collect. Very close to the bridge & trail to Playa Las Animas - worth the trek! Loud with dogs and music thru the night but can’t complain as it was free. Public bathroom nearby was closed but free banos beside the beach restaurant. On the way out of town, up the steep hill, is an awesome little Paneria selling agua fresca and cheap baked goods. Yummy after the big walk.

Nice Quite lot, signs indicate you can park for 24 hours. If you park close to the building you can pick up the wifi.

the information is still up to date. well maintained trail head already open for the season with a beautiful view. locals occasionally driving by and no signs forbidding overnighting

pretty much as described. great view, relatively quiet, had a little cell signal, and there were 2 fire rings. spent a quick night and used the ohv area bathroom near on my way back out to the main road.

Lugar ótimo para pernoitar, sinal de internet da vivo não se tem muito por aqui, mas tem Wi-Fi no Graal que eles passam a senha e funciona bem no estacionamento em frente. Banho feminino free e masculino abastecimento ou 10 pila no graal o cara já libera. Local super seguro!

We stop at #98 to camp for the night. That spot is on the sandy road ... Next day, the ranger advised us to go closer to the sea and that we can sleep after pole #99 to 103. There is no #104. It is forbidden to camp for the night in Mustang park beaches.
On ne peut pas camper du poteau #99 à 62 vers le nord de la plage. Le ranger nous dit d'aller après #99 à 103 sauf que le sable est trop mou pour un 2 x 4. Donc, on s'est enlisé ! Un gentil texan nous a dépris heureusement.

They sell propane here as well, but they charge you a minimum 2 gallon, we just had to pay double to fill our 1 gallon tank. I’d go somewhere else than here, as they didn’t even tell us that till after they filled our tank.

This place was awesome! Street parking as described but the park was beautiful. Nice quiet place for a night. Folks up and about early (6 am ish)

Same as description. Big parking lots, internet, quiet and good view.

Right on 80. No signs about overnight parking. Bunch of truckers were there already

Elephant Sands!!! Amazing!
Very special place. No better place to experience Elephants in their real habitat. Camping was great but no trees.
Ablution blocks were very clean.
Good food at the restaurant! P130 per person for camping.