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Perfect for overnight. Great view of lake and quiet. We were the only people here.

incredible place, with a wonderful view to Aconquija. very quiet. beatiful.

petite place pour environ une dizaine de van , assez occupé mais c'est très normal pour un début de vacances de la construction. toilette super propre, endroit pour charger les vélos électriques aussi .

Forest Service access road on the east side of the highway with places to park. Also larger places to park off a short road about 100 yards north on the other side of the highway.

Large spot that would hold a Class A. This location had several fire rings. One of the 3 campsites was closer to the creek/river but high clearance vehicle would be needed due to large rocks and a shorter vehicle would maneuver easily between the trees. Easy access from the road and site was fairly level and had great solar. Many sites are also along this road. Temperatures were fantastic in late July due to elevation. 42 degrees on our last morning.

A large tarred area, which also offers shaded areas at the edges. Surprisingly quiet at night for the central location. The car park fills up in the evening, but by midnight most of the cars have left. The parking attendant is a bit nosy but very friendly.

As far as I can tell this place has been bulldozed by pipeline construction.

Fantastic little spot. The road is in great condition. There are at least four spots back here and I've had it to myself the whole time.

They sell oil and also change it here. It is not big, but our big rig, a MB 1017A, fits in.

We stayed for two nights and paid 15 Sol per Night (two persons in a van). The space is really small, but for this price perfect. We felt safe in this neiborhood. Walking distance to the city center.

We stayed for one night at the Yuraccorral Camping and started the hike from there. It took us 3 hours up and 2.5 hours down. We started at 7 am so we had the Laguna around 30 minutes for us alone. Would recommend a early start because of the big amount of visitors and the heath you get when you start later.

This spot is on the right before the bridge & Lodgepole Campground. Thicker gravel to get down a little hill, spot isn't totally flat. Buttttt once you park, there are tons of spots to tent camp and if you walk a little bit in there's a beach for a swimming spot.

Water IS potable according to Idaho State Parks and Rec site. There are a few spigots, but I only used the one in the lawn near the beach area. I’m not sure if there is one that is more easily accessible…I didn’t look very hard.

https://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/lucky-peak/lucky-group-use/

Good hotel to stay overnight when it gets dark. 25000 COP for double room with bathroom. Cold shower and garage for our van.

Free potable water. $15 dump station. Propane fill.

$10 dump and flush. Video surveillance. No fresh water without paying for camping

I stayed a bit north of here. was super tranquil even for the weekend. tonnes of freedom camping spots available no need to pay anywhere. As I rode out I also saw loads of spots between here and fray bentos yo freedom camp; tents and/or big rigs

Everything you need. Fruit, vegetables, bread, cheese etc. Very reasonable prices.

Great spot, was quiet and felt safe. Numerous other travelers also using the lot. Parked on the side by the garden center.

Very good place to rest and sleep in. There's place for 4-5 units (tents, campers, caravans) good acces for bigger vehicle's. Also multiple firepits.

Cheap and breathtaking view pf the fjord for tents! The showers have water on the floor sometimes but I highly recommend. 15 min drive to the Kjerag’s car park

Many campsites on the north and south sides of this dirt road and creek to Emerald Lake about a mile away. I stayed on the south/east side of the road. There’s a large clearing and small road trails that splintering back. Reached the 70/80s during the day and 40s at night and got some rain.

You need to do all the paperwork over here if you want to go to Bolivia. Super easy and friendly.

Last Brazilian checkpoint before Bolivia, they just wanted to see passports with exit stamps and the canceled tip.

First Bolivian checkpoint, they just wanted to see passports with exit stamps and the canceled Brazilian tip.

Friendly staff, they asked for our itinerary and the time we want to stay in Bolivia. Like this we don't need to register on the online platform our locations. Orden of translado isn't necessary anymore, we already traveled for 2 months in Bolivia and no one ever asked for this. No copies necessary.

Lovely staff, they even checked us in after the official opening hours. Not sure when they are open but on a Friday afternoon at 5.30pm it's closed. He just took a picture of our car and the chassi number handed out the tip and let us proceed. No fruit or veggi control, no copies needed.

Banco Unión works with foreign credit cards

nice spot right on the water. we saw the no camping sign by the lighthouse mentioned in other posts and parked on the opposite side of the lighthouse with three other overlanders. we stayed on a Thursday night and there was no fisherman activity Friday morning.

Entree is $8 now. Very nice pool and showers included.