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Potable water still available.
Eau potable toujours disponible

Free dump and water, have water spigot at truck diesels pump too very busy location but clean

Clean, comfortable enough and seems secure, as others all noted before. $20 for a room, breakfast included. Secure underground parking for cars and motos. Can’t see how you could beat it in a border town…

Awesome place! Recently built. Nice pool, chill area, shared kitchen, safe parking. Not for big rigs. Owned by Jay and Eva, a friendly couple from Canada and Argentina. Speak french, english and spanish. Surf spot near by, surfboards available. Contact them before showing up, must be announced at gated entrance to be allowed through. Whatsapp +507 6204-7877

everything as described, it is in tractor supply, the gallon 3.85, it is a shopping center, it is always open

Borne fontaine géante , big for hydrant good stop

What a great place and what a great guy Alejandro is.
We stayed here a couple of days after crossing from Colombia while we made some repairs and improvements in our van. They were overloaded with work at overlander embassy so Alejandro got someone else to help us. Good job and fair price.

There is space to park/sleep, kitchen, bathrooms, wifi, etc. for free and everything else you need to buy/rent for your trip. And if it's not there, Alejandro gets it for you.

Overlander Embassy really feels like its name says. And Alejandro really goes all the way to make you feel at home. He even took us to a party and showed us a bit of the city.
"I really want you get a first good impression of Panama" he said. Mission accomplished!

Parking on the waterfront Intermares Beach. Close to supermarkets, pharmacies and restaurants. Negotiate water and electricity with the turtle's tent. we stayed three nights. Safe and peaceful.

Estacionamento na beira mar da
Praia de Intermares. Próximo a supermercados, farmácias e restaurantes. Negociar água e luz com barraca do tartaruga. ficamos três noites. Seguro e tranquilo.

World’s largest pipe. Nice place to stop for picnic. You will fond à museum in the town

This rest area allows overnight parking. Stayed one night with several other vehicles in lot, larger rigs in the back. Large restrooms, clean water fountains and plenty of bending machines. A bit noisy at times since it’s right off of the I69 . No issues, felt safe

A little loud, noise from the highway, but overall descent stop.

Glass bottle buildings, small One piece home, church, wishing well and a toilet. Nice place for picnic

Came in too late for the camping place inside the National Park, so they let us stay at the parking lot of the military station opposite the National Park entrance building. Directly at Lake Sac-Nab. No amenities, but free and well guarded :-)

Amazing campground, run on donation basis by a wonderful warm hearted gentelman Bob. Hot showers, laundry, kitchen. Designed for cyclists, but they open doors to other people as well. A true gem.

According to posted information boards, much of the crater is a camping/caravan area. There seems to be no facilities though. Take the left fork in the down road near the crater floor—as this road goes northeast, you’ll see a less used track heading directly north to the former lake bed—in September this track had some 1m tall thistles growing on it. The former lake bed has very little vegetation and is flat—tents would be ok except soon after rain. This area is the furthest away from all of the few small farm buildings—we didn’t see anyone, but grazing sheep came by at 7am as they were circling the inside crater wall rather high up. Since this is the lowest point in the crater, expect cool nights, 9C night September 5. While the area without much vegetation may be under water after heavy rains, this is only a very small part of the crater floor.

No Rv parking allowed. Signs give suggestion of another Rv park.

Pretty large turnout with great view of the ocean through the forest, several cars did drive by and one stopped by in the morning to aggressively tell us we weren’t allowed to camp here. No signs saying that, so we would definitely stay again for the views

Really loved this place, great vibe, awesome instructors. It was one of the few pet friendly places and the only dive school (as far as I know) that allowed our dog on the property. We did our advanced course here with Jessie, highly recommend. We enjoyed the wreck dive the most.

Nice open area on the sea. Solace in the lapping of waves, such a calming effect. Quiet, no other people here. Time for a restful sleep

Un mirador del valle central a 1800 metros de altura, apto para overlanding, hay rancho y bus para alquilar.

There is a water filling spot just in front of express car wash. Low pressure but i filled my 200l water tank in 25minutes.

closed. only day time parking allowed. signs are placed

lovely spot on the waterfront. hardly any cars during the day and at night none.

hiking, boating fishing , swimming playground , camping, pets allowed on leash

Grates Cove NL, free RV parking , picnic tables, hikes, great view , small museum - donations , mini free library

Like it was 10 days ago.
Comme il y a 10 jours.

small park , off highway 100 , 27 km SW Placentia , great Beach , picnic tables limited camping space , poor signage on highway , narrow gravel one way road to park , we made it down with 23 ft motorhome

Quiet place to relax for the day. Theres a bike path to walk and plenty of shade. a few shelters and lots of benches to sit at. Theres also a playground if kids are along for the ride! There are water spigots but they are currently inactive.

Very nice hostel close to the center. The owner is very nice and helpful. They have private rooms for 140bs or dorms for 50bs (with very good breakfast)
They have warm showers (not electric but real shower) and a collective space with sofas, tv, Netflix and travel books...
possible to use the kitchen
they have a small room where we could store our bicycle (safe place)
Very nice place !

Quiet. Room for several cars. No amenities but there is cell service.