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5000 CRC per person. Nice flat space for our rig. The bathrooms were clean and it was a peaceful night. WiFi was offered but the signal was not great. We used LTE service in our phones with no issues.

pulled in here on a Tuesday evening with our 24 ft class c and there were about 10 rigs comfortably here. the lot is large but it's very slanted so there's very few spots where you'd be able to park level. whoever said there could be 30 rigs here is a bit too used to rv parks. this is a dispersed camping site, which means everyone should be pretty distanced from one another, not on top of each other. don't be that one guy, and park on top of someone else.
pros: good reception. beautiful mountain view.
cons: generators, people really close to one another. we stayed one night and left early af the next morning. no privacy at all.
overall we prob would come here last resort.

There are 3 parking areas near sendero Lagunas Altas. The first parking lot you encounter is accessable for all vehicles. The road between the first and second parking lot can be in bad condition. Watch out for loose rocks, some steep parts and upcoming traffic.

The second and third parking areas are very close together. The second one is higher than the third. For camping, you usually will drive down to the third. The road connecting them can also be in bad condition. Going down is no problem, but going up the next day might be. Check the road and weather in advance.

Beautiful campsite on the shores of Lake Kyle, offering manicured shaded lawns with a view of the Lake. Individual braai areas fitted with electricity points and lighting.

Ablutions with hot water (solar geyser), toilet, shower and washing area.

Right by the train tracks, that would be noisy. We didn’t stay there.

Just a little further than other two marked spots, flat turn around pad on edge of clear-cut. Stunning views. No freeway noise.

Good variety of groceries but quite expensive compared to southern Mozambique and South Africa of course. Credit card accepted.

Stayed here before crossing to Zimbabwe. 750 Meticais for 2 people, camping area is pleasant enough for a night near some trees. They opened a chalet for hot showers. You can really hear trucs passing on the road nearby. Fair enough for the price. Great Vodacom 4G coverage.

lugar perfeito de frente ao mar e aos passeios
Junior dá apoio se necessário
comunidade de pescadores muito amigável

Nice RV park with many amenities. Dry spots are only $20 but very close to a noisy road. Regular spots start at $45. No ground tents, vans and roof tents ok. Owners are nice and the park is very dog-friendly.

Pasamos una noche en este hospedaje (que se llama tambien lincoman).
25000 pesos por 2 personas : habitacion privada, y banos compartidos. desayuno incluido ( con pan, marmelada casera, jamon, queso...)
Hay solamente 2 habitaciones en total.
limpio, duneos muy simpaticos, pasamos una muy buena noche.
los duenos venden tambien vegetales de sus jardin ( pepinos, morrones, tomates...)

Controle sentido sul, somente nos perguntaram sobre frutas ou carnes.

Noite tranquila, estacionamos embaixo das árvores de eucalipto. Atendentes gentil.

We needed a place to shower and kill some time so we stopped here. Showers were lukewarm, not hot and you have to continuously press a button for water. $7 per person entry, includes swimming in the artesian spring. currently limited to 900 guests so book online if you want to be sure to get in. Camping is still closed for renovations, so this is a day area only. closes at 7:30 pm. Trash cans and picnic area plus lots of grass. Dogs welcome on leash in the grass area, not the fenced pool area.

There is dry camping just a few miles away at Balmorhea Lake. $5 per person.

Pretty nice campground. Not super private but not super close together either. Bathrooms are clean, but showers are part of the lodge next door so they charge $2.50 for 5 minutes. Very clean though, and very hot. Firewood was very expensive $7.30 plus tax for about 4-5 pieces. Also the nightly rates have gone up to $30 per night. No hookups available. Dump station and drinking water available but only at dump station and a few taps around the campground. Opens March 28th

Very clean and quiet place. Good sanitary facilities. Clean pool. Fast WiFi. Very friendly family. Nice little veggie garden. Soledad makes asado or a local dish on request and serves it right at the camper. Access is from the main road (no sign). You can hear the road a bit on the campsite. Contact: +54 26 22 64 32 52

Just a heads up that here is a 10ton bridge with no way around.

Got our laundry cleaned here. Quick and easy. Dropped off our bag of laundry and came back a few hours later to pick up. Laundry was washed, dried, and folded. Pretty expensive but takes the hassle out of it.

Paid $280 pesos for a large bag of laundry (2 loads)

They have free WiFi. Without code so can be used if office is closed

Epic spot. Can sit by the river out of the wind or explore the area on foot. Smaller rigs and tents can get down closer to the water and be really sheltered. Someone put a handmade sign at the pullout trying to get people to pay online for camping but this is BLM so ignore that. Website was non-existent anyhow. There is one more spot with ok internet before the hill shadows you from the cell towers at the end of the road. Verizon roaming 2Mb, Att on mofi 18Mb. Please keep it clean!

City has put up No Overnight Camping signs. Probably not a good bet any more.

Take a right from main road then after first spot you will see a mini road further in. Ends at a section that has multiple spots. Probably could fit 3 cars/vans comfortable. Came in an 2wd truck able to make it slowly then back into a nice spot. Fire pit in the middle and one closer to one of the back in spots.

Outdoor showers at the state park. The campground has indoor hot shower stalls. You have to get tokens at the front of the campground at a kiosk and no one said anything to us. We each put in enough tokens for a 10 minute shower and it stopped after 2 minutes. We didn’t complain since we weren’t actually camping there but it was annoying.

Good place. They have a hose to fill RV tanks. 👍

This does in a pinch but road noise starts very early and is very loud. Next time I would keep driving if possible

I just called and asked if they allow overnight parking for RV customers and she said they do NOT

went back the next day and the guy was not there...however, I tried again today at 1pm and he was there. Nice guy, if you can catch him 👍

Workshop, not brand specific, but well equipped (Autel diagnostic computer, snap-on tools, aircon filling manometers, 30 ton press), tidy shop and knowledgeable mechanic Umberto.

We dropped off two big loads for cleaning. 800 pesos. Smelled good.

regular police checking. just ask for our license and title. nice policeman.