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Great pull offs to camp passed the Anamas overlook. Bathrooms at the overlook just down the trail. Be aware that you’re on 7 miles of gravel road to get here. Not crazy steep road, nicely graded. A little bumpy. Wouldn’t suggest a larger rig attempt it. Hard to turn around. But our Ford Transit did just fine.

Stayed here 1 night. Had no issues. Nice park with a small lake, dog park, and play ground. Bathrooms were closed. Parking lot was level as previously state. 25 minutes from Denver airport, good service and quite

fun spot. we pulled into a private campsite in the woods on a creek. Paid $10 night. They have trails to hike, hot springs for $15, and the ice museum is fun. Lots to do! Sites are dry camping but there is potable water to fill RV tank and a dump.

Great spot super quiet, when I was there it was lightly raining for two days. Only saw local fishermen. Who would stop by for a couple hours and walk up the creek. Very clean pit toilet. Great for visiting Craters of the the moon and Ketchum.

Stayed 1 night in class B van and it was fine. There were 3 karate vans in the middle of the parking lot so we got in line with them. Could have parked anywhere really. Real nice Stop & Shop supermarket, clean bathrooms in the morning. Franklin Roosevelt estate is next to the shopping complex. His house, library, stable, gardens, etc well worth the tour. Vanderbuilt's house is just down the road but we didn't have time to visit it.

At the right side of E45 Highway.
Nice flat places beside de river. Some locals use the place to refresh themselves.
Locality called Santa Elena.
Enjoy and keep clean

We paid 100 pesos per person. You have to ask for showers in cabana.
Trip to the volcano with horses cost 500 pesos per horse plus one extra horse (another 500 pesos) for the guide. It was quite expesive but worth of it.
Kids really enjoyed the playground.

An absolute highlight about 30 minutes by train from KL and with good parking space. It is an important religious place for Hindus. There are four caves in total. In the Temple Cave, reached by long stairs, is a busy, colourful Hindu temple. In the Ramayana Cave are images of the Ramayana epic, in the Villa Cave are other images and the Dark Cave, reached from the Ramayana Cave is...dark. Access to the Ramayana Cave and the Villa Cave is MYR 5 each.

huge open spot suitable for big rig or multiple small vehicles. disperse camping in the Black hills

A good Hostel in Isfahan, there Guys are friendly and the rooms are Clean. the shower is hot and the breakfast is includet and good for eating. After a Long Time a Drink a wonderful Coffee.

Beautiful spot to camp, 2 other people here on a holiday weekend. Tons of Spanish moss hanging from large oak trees and beautiful wooded forests. We were going to camp here and did not when the vehicle got SWARMED by mosquitoes and horse flies as soon as we pulled up.

Dispersed camp site of of forest service service road 153A. great view, natural fire ring and decent wind break

Jep! Exactly as described. This is the place where your paperwork is prepared. It's like a small copy shop out of a garage. Police is on the opposite side of the street. After the security check, go through the yard to the building. Take the right door of the two and walk to the office at the end of the corridor and wave with your documents. Take the seat offered and enjoy the play :) took us 1,5h in total and cost 500.000 Rial per Person. We asked for 45 days, like our original visa but 30 would be maximum. People friendly.

great campground. plenty of sites available. beautiful views. clean restrooms.

Our experience here was colored by a freak storm with a tornado in the area (late May). The important thing to know is that it doesn’t take much heavy rain to result in standing water in the field, and there are power lines all around it. In our case, branches started falling on the lines, which were still live, and we had to get out. But assuming your life is normal (as normal as it can be when you’re driving through Central America), you will have a great time here. There is a restaurant on-site with basic food, and the bathrooms there stay open at night. No showers that I know of. There are multiple parking options, but we were there on a busy Sunday (before the storm), so we opted for a corner of the field where we could have some privacy. Everyone on site was very kind, helping us with the damage to our rig and whatever we needed. Caspian loved the swings at the play area.

Excelente CAMPING, muito bem localizado e com ótimo preço. Vagas bem demarcadas e ducha muito quente! ARS$450 para duas pessoas em um MH, mas se quiser há o serviço de ducha por apenas ARS$70!!!

Nice parking lot for about 10 vehicles infront of post office. Very quiet and no wind, because it is surrounded by walls. Felt super safe. Neighbours were totally fine with us staying for one night. Direct view on the ocean. Little traffic until 9 pm because of mailbox, but no one was bothered. There is a small Coffee Bar next to the Post Office which opens at 7:30 am. Place is getting busy from around that time. No recommandation for bigger RV‘s due to size and attention. Great Place for everyone staying in a car or small camper. Infront of the bar are some tables to sit at, we‘ve done our cooking there after bar had closed. Also a nice shelter in case it rains. You can plug in charger in Post Office (door is open all night).

Informal road, easy to see right off route 12, in forest. Right after Visitor Center if you come from Torey. There were many other vehicles camped as well. No services.

Great stay. Camping is free as you park your vehicle on the turning circle at the end of the road and walk down to the Posada. Very friendly people. you can use bathroom and showers. Food is good and prices low. We hiked to Sangalle and back.

ZIM to BOTS
Not as smooth as expected, in total 1 1/2 hours!
Lot of safari vehicles passing through from/to VicFalls!

ZIM Immigration: a friendly helper w/o uniform takes our passport, and brings it back with the exit stamps.
Immigration is in a white container outside the main building. When I look around the corner, plenty of people milled around the only window, without a visible line. This could be a challenge for entering Zimbabwe!
Customs: No problem to stamp the CdP out!

BOTS:
1. Check off vaccination certificates, but no scanning of the QR code.
2. Foot and mouth disease control: a friendly inspector checked our fridge. He was not happy with our vegetables, but we could keep them!
You need to walk over disinfection mats, and drive the car through a disinfection solution.
3. BOTS immigration: we needed to explain why we wanted to get 90 days, and where we wanted to go. Better to be prepared!
4. CdP: no problem, but stamped on the wrong side!
256 Pula paid by VISA card!

Everything as previously noted... EXCEPT the price is now $10 pp/pn.

We indulged in a 75 minute full body massage for $25 and it was great!

There is potable water in the camper parking area! Showers are still hot... the bathroom/shower is about a 150 foot walk up a steep driveway. Also... wifi does not reach the parking area.

We recommend this place for a relaxing night!

nice place to camp, facilities (toilets) are simple but it's a nice place to spend the night. the cascadas nearby are good for a swim. road is a little rough to get here but should be do-able with most cars

Typique Walmart. Stationnement de niveau dans le fond du stationnement près de l’épicerie Indépendant

Dirt track pull off. very quiet. Amazing views, no cell reception on AT&T or Telekom

without a doubt it is the quietest and safest place in the town of Uyuni, 24 hours of security personnel from the army

beautiful place, easy access need to back up à little bit for big rigs

dirt road up the hill, not visible from road, perfect view, lonely place

good place to fins some general tools and autopart if you need

Dorm rooms, private rooms and three cabins in the back garden. Well-equipped kitchen and comfortable lounge. Only a few blocks walk from Main Street. Now owned by Sara and her husband, who managed it before. The warmest welcome in the cold north, a real home-from-home.

Nice spot! Great view. Indeed not super leveled but manageable. We were 3 vans that night. Overall pretty quiet. Felt safe