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Clean, organized counter for laundry drop off service. They don’t seem to offer same day option. 1-2 days typically. $10 for 7 kg bag. We received all of our laundry back and it was fresh and clean. They have a website and the phone number listed on Google maps is on WhatsApp. They were responsive and helpful in messaging. Great option if you are staying nearby to kite and/or surf for a while.

Price is now 1000ARS for a double room with shared bathroom. WiFi available but wasn't working when we were there.

Most gorgeous view of Mt. Rainier. About 6 miles up NF 48 off Hwy12. Nice, flat gravel pit area frequented by target shooters. Picked up some trash, but could use a better clean up. Great spot besides. Nice creek noise-and that amazing view!

Nice spot, not quiet.

Facilities clean and useful

There is a small house with a barbecue and a very nice view onto the sea.

Good place to sleep , it’s a parking of restaurant, people frendly !!
I wifi of the restaurant

Flat parking lot behind the Cracker Barrel

Free water to left of building. We pulled in straight along the side as to be out of the way of the gas pumps. Very short water hose, so you will need to bring your own, or have containers you can take out of your vehicle to fill the water tank. Very busy gas station that has gas and diesel.

Très bel endroit. Près du quai. Toilettes 24h. Casse-croûte. Plusieurs tables à pique-nique. Parc et jeux d'eau pour enfants. Belle nuit!

Highly recommended campsite, run by Christoph and Claudia, a German couple with their two kids and friendly dogs.

For now you can park or camp in their beautiful garden and use their toilet, shower, washing machine and sewage disposal on a donation basis. But they are already building an outdoor kitchen and bathroom. There is a very interesting tea factory to visit nearby (where you can also buy tea) and a possibility to have family dinner with their superfriendly Georgian neighbors.

Christoph is willing to help you with any car or Camper-van problem and has already some good contacts in town. They stranded here with their self converted car a year ago and are definitely worth a visit!

True but if you were able to master roads in Guatemala, you (your rig!) can handle this section as well. It's really just a handful switch backs that are very steep, the rest is not a problem.

We actually stayed in the rooms so can't confirm if the owner is still offering camping. Its a really nice place though, beautiful landscaping, basic cabanas, nice owner and decent wifi at the house in the front...

Selling campfire wood by the bag at the side of the road.

Another year another visit. Campground remains effectively unchanged. Only one host this year and prices have gone up. Price listed on welcome boards was $25/night. This is up from last year. If you can reserve a site on recreation.gov the price appears lower. All reserved sites were occupied by dusk. And if you want a first come site you need to be there pretty early to secure your site. Mosquitoes were an issue this year, they weren’t last. We think the source was some standing water near site 35. Solar powered water pump still does not seem to work, but hand pumps do.

stunning place, perfect for a hammock and bonfire!
quite noisy but we didn't bother

Small lot near the beach. Very quiet during the night. Beautiful sunset.

WC and water available

Picnic area quite quiet. We spent one night there and everything was ok

Really nice hot springs. Beautiful view on old bridge. Get there early to avoid tour buses. We were there around 9, first tours started arriving at 10. Don't know about the afternoon. Didn't stay the night

Stop for photos at the marker sign. We now have to stop in the Western Arctic Visitor Centre to get out certificates for joining the Arctic Circle Chapter Order of Adventurers.
It was foggy when we stopped so we just imagined the incredible views like the rest of this highway has.

Nos pidieron los papeles del vehículo y el pasaporte, y nos hicieron preguntas. vimos que a otros autos les hicieron cateo personal.

Wonderful and quiet. This is a rock riverbed with several fire rings. You are off the road to the glacier, however, there is very little to no traffic at night. RV's were able to get into the area.

There is a boulder, however it is easy to navigate to get to the area and find your perfect spot.

Nice play to stay before you enter the amazone by boat. We also left the car there for a couple of day’s. Safe, toilets, no shower. Restaurant and a shop where you can buy fruits and some small groceries.

Toilettes et eau potable sur les heures d’ouvertures.
Stationnement 24h.
Petites randos possibles.
Sur le bord de la route donc un peu bruyant malgré que le coin soit tranquille.

Large parking between the road and the river. Very quite. There are bathroom and tables to eat

Unfortunately, during our visit today the spring was dry!

As described in rates but the discounted rate for hikers and bikers is 35 a night! Camp post was very nice but the county has become very greedy!

Nice place, but less then basic. Toillets without light, one out of order, the other runs, but no light as well. Shower, yes, but not clean at all!
Too expensive for what you get!

We parked behind the building where we were hidden from the road. It’s okay for one night and felt safe.

If you're a bit into the history of the place, it's definitely worth visiting this ancient site! Entrance was free and the site was easy to reach.

Great camping if you get the spot with a view of the valley in sunset. Friendly owner and clean personal solutions. Recommended. Paid 220 ppm.

Nice Campspot in the beautiful little garden of Ulli Fernandes and his family. Really welcoming people! Everything as said before. And hot shower! If you don't find it: It's the house with the number 28 and the blue gate.