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Coût pour une tente : 50$ MX p/p. Coût additionnel pour utilisation de la cuisine : 20$ MX p/p.
Espace calme, au bord de la rivière. En face de l'accès à la Cascade Cebolla. La personne qui gère le camping n'est pas beaucoup présent, nous l'avons vu seulement à notre arrivée.

Cost for a tent: $50 MX p/p. Additional cost for use of kitchen: $20 MX p/p.
Quiet area, on the river. Opposite the access to the Cebolla Waterfall. The person who manages the campground is not very present, we saw him only when we arrived.

Costo de la casa de campaña: MX$ 50 p/p. Coste adicional por el uso de la cocina: MX$ 20 p/p.
Zona tranquila, a orillas del río. Frente al acceso a la cascada de la Cebolla. La persona que gestiona el camping no está muy presente, sólo lo vimos al llegar.

We stayed there for two nights and we could park the camper directly at the lake. It‘s a nice and quiet place. We also ate fish in the restaurant, which was quite good. It’s possible to use the toilets of the restaurant. Shower we didn’t try, so can’t tell anything about it. We could also fill up the watertank there. The owner doesn‘t speak any English. But he’ll be happy to welcome you at his place. Let‘s support the local business in this harsh region :-).

Nice little park but expensive ($50 a night) when you consider the recreation pass (which everyone must purchase) has gone up to $20 for the calendar year. We camped at the On-Beach full hookups site next to the rental cabins. Decent (but not great) bathrooms and small rv lots. Each has a picnic table and a fire ring. The view of the ocean is unspoiled and is classic Pacific Northwest views, with seastacks, rocky shoals and pine trees all the way to the beach and cliffs. If we were Washington residents or had spent more time to explore the Makah & Cape Flattery area, we would visit this place again. But the $20 recreation pass on top of the $50 RV site fee was cost prohibitive.

Dormimos una noche. Sin problemas. Wi-Fi abierto 24/7 y funciona perfecto desde el parqueo. Velocidad 9/6 mbps. Sólo tener en cuenta el tren pasa frecuentemente pitando fuerte. De noche sonó a las 4am y 6am

We slept one night. No problem. Wi-Fi open 24/7 and works perfectly from the parking lot. Speed ​​9/6mbps. Just be aware the train passes by frequently loudly. At night it rang at 4am and 6am

Conveniently located campground tucked along a river in the foothills of Sequoia National Park; it's the first camp when leaving/entering through Three Rivers. Spaces are close to one other, but people are respectful and it was quiet. Online reservations required when we were there the Wednesday night before Memorial Day weekend; we found availability a few days before. $22/night. Bear lockers provided but we didn't see any activity in the area. Surprised the toilets flush!

pasamos dos noches en el estacionamiento amplio hecho para motorhome.. muy seguro, ya que estaba el puerto ahí nomás.. para cargar agua lo ideal es ir a la planta ose a la entrada de la paloma

nice overnight parking very quiet. exactly as I expected for Walmart

Large and easy to get area near the road.

Not accurate coordinates, we finally found the spot, but it seems to be private.
I highly recommend to go to dispersed USFS campsite on road 117, only few miles further Bryce Canyon.

Beautiful RV park with pull-thru sites located in Silver City, New Mexico. Full hook-ups and free Saturday night barbecue. Very friendly staff.

nos quedamos 5 días acá, super tranquilo durante la semana, el fin de semana más gente, pero igual es tranquilo durante la noche... cruzando la calle hay un hotel, Bahía azul, el guardia nos paso agua... Super recomendado

Fun change of pace. Field to camp in with some shade for smaller rigs on the edges. We were given access to the pool, with the understanding that the hotel is adult-only and our five-year-old needed to be quiet. Fortunately, we had the pool to ourselves. Not sure we could’ve survived without the pool. It was very, very hot during the day. Enjoyed a meal at the restaurant (gin tonic) and another at the brewery. My only issue is the location of the bathroom, which is clear on the other side of the property from the camping and requires threading behind buildings. I didn’t and wouldn’t go over there at night. I guess there are showers there, but we didn’t use them. There is a water spigot near the hotel entrance with really high water pressure. Multiple people said it is potable water. We did buy breakfast, which we ate at the hotel, as a thank you for letting us use the pool. Everyone was kind and hospitable.

National Forest Campground with Camp Host on site.
$24 cash or check

a wonderful free campground in Central Tennessee. walking trails paved roads picnic tables fire rings and level spots. Also water and nice bathrooms

Great place, lovely people. Harry and Geke are really friendly and we enjoyed the nice dinners together. Showers are also very very good! Harry also helped us to find a mechanic.

fees for international tourist in jun 2022:
- conservatory : 20 us$/pppn
- campsite : 23 us$/pppn
+ 30 us $ for our car (it is an Camper)

Nice place for the campsite.
but not always hot water in ablutions

Location is full with rubbish, also the sandy road.
I had rain today, big potholes, buttles and slippery... recommend 4x4 only.
I didn't stay there cause it was to ugly there.

for one night (in cause of need) ok but it looks more like a dump place... Old tyre's, fridge and so on... ugly

A quiet, middle of nowhere camp spot with a fire ring, cows and maybe dirt bikes in the distance. Near a highway so some noise but you can drive out further. The gate isn’t locked. Just open it and drive through. Close it behind you. Lots of cow poop watch out. No phone service here

very professional workshop for 4x4 vehicles. They replaced the leave springs and shock absorbers of our Toyota Landcruiser. The owner is called Vahid and speaks English. Vahid is a former Iranian rally champion and also leads tourist groups on challenging off road trips through the desert. http://iran4wd.com/ mob phone / WhatsApp +98 912 509 0823

Great overnighter for us. Quiet, the odd car early evening/morning. Spotty Verizon coverage.

Panama has best gas stations of Central America! Free but fast wifi, free (clean!) showers and toilets, guarded parking and sells beers which you can drink in the airconditioning. Water not potable.

Amazing spot, oneof my favorite. Beautiful sunset, fire pit, it was very pretty

not great for a tent right next to the highway and the farmer came to make sure we weren't doing anything wrong.let us stay but wouldn't recommend

It's worth it only if you can camp on the lawn by the beach. The parking lot isn't nice at all! The good thing is they cut one of the roof bars so we could pass with our car to reach the beachfront! But if you have a very high car you might still not pass through (look at the photo to have an idea). The place is very simple but the sandy beach is worthy it. Toilets and showers are quite rundown and if you want hot water you'll have to bucket shower. We prefered bathing in the lake. 😅 Also note that you must cross a school to reach the guesthouse and it was noisy sometimes. If you're not too picky you'll enjoy the place a lot. We paid 10,000 for 2 people with a rooftop tent per night. Great MTN and Airtel mobile internet.

The owner Ricardo is very knowledgeable, super friendly and has fair prices.

His shop has a height limit of about 2.5m or so so might not be able to accommodate big rigs

wonderful place. the most amazing tour through Nisga'a civilazation by Tina. fortunately many great artifacts survived.

closed probably out if season. would definitely go there

great place, just the 5km gravel rd was not so nice. totally quiet we are the only ones. bit noise from the rd. parked right on the lake unfortunately too cold to swim

best place ever, very welcoming, nice camping grounds and lovely birds (peacocks and duckies ). a very quite place for campers and good pricing as well (8 USD per night). thank you @ denises kitchen had a great time( very memorable ).