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We had lunch here about 150m from the road. It looks like a dam wall that broke. But the road splits of 45 degrees so you not really visible from the main road.

Tak Taku Guest House is a 200 years old traditional Iranian house, listed in the National Cultural Heritage of Iran, which is super beautiful and unique.
The owner Mohammad speaks perfect English, is very friendly, knowledgeable and well known among Overland and Travel communities and can help you with anything you want from mechanical works to desert tours (motorbike rental, bicycle and small car) and travel tips. There is an area (4 meters height restriction for enclosed area, however it is also possible to park outside on the guest house private land with 24h cameras) suitable for campers, bikes and vehicles of all sorts, all camping facilities are present and the price is 10 Euro per vehicle per night: hot showers, laundry (extra), wifi, kitchen, a secured car park with CCTV also available. Long term safe vehicle storage is possible on the site.
Private rooms and dormitories available upon request with breakfast, lunch and dinner (Ask for prices).
Call Mohammad for any questions, help or curiosities, his WhatsApp Nr: +98 9139165752 ; [email protected];
www.taktaku.com

Field access is currently blocked off by a large tree across the road that fell this winter. I didn't have a chainsaw and had to turn back.

Pool (1 dollar pp), restaurant, parking(1 dollar car) kitchen in motorhome. piscina,, parqueadero.

USFS campground, pay on site, $12/night. Open March 17 - December 6. Vault toilets and drinking water on site.

Quiet place with a beautiful view of the mountains, grills, close to the center

This is officially a clothing optional beach or nude beach. People act appropriately, follow the rules, and treat it like any other beach. It's not as odd as some may think. It's a mixture or clothed and unclothed people of all ages. The parking lot fills up on the weekends, as this place is a big draw. The beach is all natural, and minimally developed on purpose. There is a port-a-poty, or there is proper restrooms down the road at the other beaches. If you are openminded, then give this place a try

https://www.treasurecoastnaturists.org/orientation

100 yards from the 389 on a small dirt trail. No cell signal, a bit busy in the morning with truck trafic on the 389 and the not so far train line. Not a perfect spot but it was a good spot for us as it was getting dark and it was easy to find.

coming from north a good place to spend a night before park entry. The road north is a newly made gravel road with no washboard! Alternative road to the Laguna road. small pullout to protect our van from wind. Nice view over the laguna.

This place is permanently closed!
May be, they moved to another site, but I couldn't figure out, where.

Refugio simples sem serviços , so para proteger da chuva e descansar .

Small house without any services , just to rest and escape from rain .

Source of water in the road of anefgou- akayounad

Stablished campground counting on 60,000 square meters area nearby Jaguari river lake.
Excellent spacious facilities and high quality support with well trained and friendly staff.

Um banho quente, porém água empossado no banheiro masculino. Pagamos 400 pesos
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Nice Walmart close to 95. Large parking lot.

It didn’t look like much was going on when we arrived in June but the friendly owner showed us around a bit and we bought some fresh cream for coffee $6 and some delicious fruit crumble. $6
They had some baby goats we were invited to visit but allergies prevented us from doing that.
Go!! And buy something yummy

Million Dollar Falls campground — typical forest campground, with sound of the falls below. CAD 20.00 with firewood, long drop toilets. Short walks to the Falls,

Lovely lodge in a lush garden overlooking Zambeze. Very well and professionally managed, very comfortable, super clean rooms. Nicely decorated rooms with beautiful pieces of art from Europe and very nice photos. The pool is immaculate (by far the cleanest seen in 4 months overlanding in Africa. Very pleasant to enjoy breakfast in nice porcelain tableware in the garden. An unexpected and lovely place in Tete. Definitely recommended.

Close to the dam and the river, manmade fire pit by the trail.

Rastrojo Largo is an unique and quiet place, great for camping and overlanding. It was the only place I found in the area where I Can camp with my Jeep and all my setup. The place has plenty of room and you will be in contact with all the nature of the place. It’s secure and you can enjoy your stay will all the calm.
Daniel an Tatiana are very kind and will help you with anything you want.
The price is $30,000 COP x person x night.

Small laundromat but has all you need on site. Parking is where every you find a place, on the road or next the building. No attendant on site.

Slept one night here, arrived late and left early. Felt very safe ! We left early to park the car at the Crissy Field Center for free (37.80675,-122.4414)

We park our camper here during the day and had no issue. It's free

Nice and quiet. 2 wd accessible. The nicest sites seem to be near the big rock formations. I rode my bike way down the sandy road heading south past the big rocks, and the sites seem to get less and less desirable in that direction, and more windy!

Saw the mowed site just off the highway and decided to go thru the gate that had a sign on it "Please close gate behind you" Drove in about 1/2 mile to a wide area. The grass was tall so take note your exhaust might set it on fire. We found a fire ring as we were looking for a place to setup a tent. Nice and quiet. This site is on BLM lands.

Quiet at night except for the noise of the wind and waves.Hardly any phone signal

I was only planning to stay in Atitlán for a few days but ended up staying for over six months in large part because of this amazing property! Casa Pierre has it all... bathrooms, hot showers, suana, outdoor BBQ, wifi, water/electrical hookups, wide open green spaces with large mature trees for shade, access to the Lake and the most incredible views! The boats between San Marcos and Pana will stop at Pierre's dock if requested and there's a mobile Farmer's Market that drops by once a week to supply residents with fresh fruits and vegetables. If that's not enough, Pierre also sells steak, fish and wine! The property is set back from the main road (so you don't hear the dogs barking all night long) and completely surrounded by a concrete wall for privacy and security. All this for the amazingly low price of 75Q per day. I'm told prices have since increased to 100Q (the first such increase in over 8 years) but you can still get the 75Q price if you book for more than a month. Honestly, I can't say enough good things about this place! It's easily the best RV park (I hesitate to even call it this because it's so much more) that I've EVER stayed at... and I've stayed at plenty! Do yourself a favour, stop in here if you get a chance. I promise you won't regret it! BTW: Pierre is awesome!

Really cool spot! I couldn’t find anything on the map and happen to see a sign for the Magic Reservoir Boat Ramp. There’s a pull off and there’s an access road. Take the access road down about a quarter of a mile on a nice dirt road (no 4x4 needed) and there’s an official camping spot right by the old boat ramp. It easily fit my truck and 20’ travel trailer. *I wouldn’t take in a class a motor home or a very low clearance vehicle. *

It has a fire ring, picnic table, and even a bathroom (I didn’t go in). The lake was really dried up and this place looks fairly deserted. You can faintly hear road noise from the highway, but this is a great free place to stay.

Peaceful stay, easy distance to the park.

35km dirt road so rough you can imagine....but that worth it
LT tire recommanded...high clearance and absolutely 4x4 ....