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Incredible place, like a an RV Salvage where you find all the parts you need for an RV or homemade van. We just found a furnace door we have lost on the road and isn't made anymore, shelves for the fridge, special trim etc. Number 3606690346. Not a garage.

Très bel endroit, vue sue le fleuve, tranquille, place pour un véhicule, le deuxième devrait être un 4x4 car un des l’emplacement est sablonneux.

Great spot! Free hookups, electricity, water, and free dump station. Great place to stay the night!

This is a parking lot for snow mobiles. Stayed here most of the day and no one bothered me.

You can (tent) camp anywhere around the cascadas! 30pesos entry to the cascadas, 30pesos to camp. This place is a paradise compared to Agua Azul, so help to keep it this way! You can drive down the road and park right at the entrance (outside some houses - but double check with the owners if its ok to leave your car outside their house) otherwise parking is in the main field (10pesos)

Big grassy parking lot next to the river. Access to the river through a gate. There's a cabaña business with a restaurant. Asked if we could swim, said it was no problem, wouldn't recommend going too far in though. Quiet night! Wifi from the restaurant.

very close to the road but not to noisy. a little part seperate from the pull out where we set up our tent. pulled in around 8pm and stayed here with one more car. could fit like 6 cars/rigs, small road though.

This is a public area, with a small pull off on the side of the road for parking (2 or 3 cars would fit). trees for hammocks, bbq pits and a couple benches. i dont see any reason as to why you couldnt wild camp here but we just hung around for the afternoon. it is opposite posada del cerro

Outdoor showers located at the Great Sand Dunes Parking Lot. No privacy but great to get a quick shower with water in your swim wear.

no wifi, maybe you can get it from nearby hotels but there is very good cell service (claro)

just updating that this is still closed!

huge space, nice shady grassy area with trees a few metres back from the lake. only thing is, the lake front is quite dirty now from discarded rubbish and there is a pipeline at lake surface level here. didnt seem super appealing to us so we moved on. but this would be a good space to camp in (under the trees)

Don’t bother even driving down the road. No views!!! Big gate stopping you. $125 person, nothing cheaper.

good WiFi, not so good on the lower level.
friendly staff.
used outlets

Big car wash that can fit big rigs. They have ramps, so you can have the undercarriage washed also. 150c for outside of our truck camper, 250c for outside and chassis.

Lovely handmade crafts by inmates in a woodworking program. The inmate working in the shop was very friendly and answered all my questions about the products. Bought a gift for my parents. Was a safe and pleasant experience.

The parking has a no overnight sign now!

The water spigot is locked BUT there is also a spigot on the outside of the bathroom wall at the sidewalk that works!

Large parking lot, well lit, clean, safe, pulled in in the back at the garden center, some trees there to provide shade. No through traffic, no noise, no signs. WiFi works well inside Walmart, no connection at our spot. Several restaurants, a bakery, a Starbucks nearby.

New location: 5a Calle Oriente, Antigua.
50 Q day pass, 300 Q week. 8am to 8pm, all week.
(might do first day free if you ask)

Glacier water refill inside the store. Pay at cashier and refill station is in the back end. ¢40 a gallon.

A French guy opened a small tienda with very quality products. Cheeses, charcuterie, small pastries, French wines and many other gourmet products. Very friendly service! It is nice to find such place! 🤗

We went today and it was out of order........

Just a parking lot, but, a perfect overnight spot. Paid $5 USD for two people in a van. Good bathrooms, super friendly staff. Cave tours look fun too although we didn't do them. Gates get locked at night so you probably have to arrive before maybe 6pm to get in.

As described. Some sites on the river. Friendly staff. Well maintained.

DONT STAY OVERNIGHT!
The place is not well maintained anymore and it looks unsafe for the night. After sundown we had no good feeling, seeing for us suspicious guys with motos, masks and helmet driving frequently same round near us!!!
During the day it is ok to have a swim and have picknick.
Better stay overnight at the Balsa.

Lots of spot. East side of road has more spots that are away from the crowd. However, most spots are close together. You can find some away though. Lots of green grass dog friendly but they do require rabies certificate. 27 dollars for us in our Tacoma. 15 dollars for NY residents. Maybe the nicest public restrooms I’ve ever seen in a state park. Hot water shower and area to do dishes.

Can confirm people are definitely living here. At least two RVs that appear broken down. Both have stuff all around outside the RV. There are also 5th wheels here that are detached with vehicles parked next to them. People riding their bicycles through the rest stop. On the upside, there are 3 dump stations on the way out with rinse hoses, and a separate potable water station slightly ahead of that. I wouldn't stay overnight, or even for very long, but it worked to stop and make lunch and dump our tanks after.

Lots of little dirt spots. Some tucked in the trees and yes it is barely off i70 so there is road noise but the river running right here makes for great scenery and a nice stroll before you call it a night.

this is a lovely spot. very peaceful, shady park. with tables small play ground, a couple shady parking spots if they happen to be available. Garbage cans this is a lake bay. perfect for an afternoon of relaxation. water and park is clean and well kept. it was great!! busy in the summer though. it has a Porto potty. sign reads no overnight parking, no loitering, private property. park closes at 7pm. and gate is locked. parking lot is surrounded by houses in a neighborhood. I definitely wouldn't try to sleep there.