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They put up signs that this is now a few site. $20 day pass which starts November 1st. Ridiculous considering you can stay at Borrego Palm Canyon campground for $25 a day and you have everything you need. Ranger told me their are also going to start fees at Blair also.

Coin operated showers. They take credit cards at the coin machine that is now fixed in front of the bathrooms. $1 is 2 tokens. And time is 2 minutes per token.

Definitely better than a cold beach shower

Everything along this road is closed. No camping Sign posted at beginning of road w penalties.

Dump station with water (potable or not, i don't know) at the end of truck parcking lot. Free!!!

There are signs everywhere saying no overnight parking.

CAUTION! It's not possible to cross this border from Chile to Argentina. You don't get your exit stamps and TIP Cancellation from Chile, because there are just employees from Argentina here. Nobody from Chile!

Vast parking lot for any size vehicle. If You are overnight parking on the casino lot (most semi trucks park at Esso station), You need to register at the casino reception desk—access to washrooms & wifi—restaurant serves breakfast, lunch & dinner (prices are typical casino norm), if You decide to park at Esso gas station, You don’t need to register (according to gas attendant)… the casino parking lot is quieter than the gas station parking lot—Trans-Canada HWY noise dissipates around 10pm and picks up again around 7am.

If you want to cross the border at Paso Sico from Chile to Argentina you need to cancel your TIP here! At the border of Paso Sico there is nobody around. There are just employees from Argentina.

While I was parked up in the main car park the evening before hiking to the falls, somebody came down to warn me it wasn't a safe place to leave a vehicle, with a history of break-ins (this despite the guy at the ticket booth insisting it was totally safe) - said the last victim was a cousin of the footballer Messi, and that he wasn't impressed! I had a peaceful night there but in the morning drove to the first building on the right, several hundred metres back from the parqueo, and they were happy to let me leave the van on their grounds, for a tip.

The hike was pleasant, but stressful in the muddy areas - and there weren't many areas that weren't muddy! Especially down in the valleys, it was better for the section on the ridge. Very grateful to the previous posters who talked about footwear - I was just about ok in hiking boots, but when I was trying to move faster on the way back I ended up in it to the ankle a couple of times. Trainers would have been inadequate, anything else a disaster! As it was a hike that the ticket office guy said should take about two hours return took me four..

I opted not to take a guide and had to ask directions a couple of times. Might have been nice to have one, but for anyone who doesn't want to take one (if you have a tight budget and have had to pay for parking in addition to the Q35 entry fee, for eg), I took some notes of areas where it's not immediately clear which way to go:

15°08′24.96″N 90°07′11.72″W - take the lower path that cuts down and left, over a little bridge across the stream, and then the path that curves round to the left through a separate narrow valley

15°08′24.48″N 90°07′24.37″W turn right up the steeper and what looks like the less muddy path - this section was treacherous though!

15°08′32.12″N 90°07′29.7″W turn right onto the bigger path

15°08′51.7″N 90°07′35.19″W Descent to the falls begins here, bear right and down

15°09′01.21″N 90°07′34.06″W left to the smaller waterfall, El Saltito (just a few minutes' detour - it's actually the top section of a much bigger waterfall but I don't think there's anywhere with a view of it all), right for the steeper descent to the main event. It's signposted. A few hundred metres down towards the big one is the toilet, with a flat space big enough for a tent nearby.

15°09′01.59″N 90°07′30.54″W cross the stream bed amd follow the path out the other side some 10m below

15°08′59.84″N 90°07′26.45″W end point

CAUTION! You don't get your exit stamps and TIP Cancellation neither here nor in Paso Sico. Because there is nobody around!

Clean laundromat with plenty of machines. Parking out front and food next door to munch on while your clothes wash.

40 sol single bedroom
big garage for free
no food no kitchen

wonderfulplace for riders, but also are other Campers Welcome when the my have a heart for rider culture. Need place with great owners . very helpful. Its possible to sleep in a bus or little cabin. Great social area to meet others.

Free wifi all you have to do is put in your email address. Tons of places to sit and bathrooms, it is a fun place to just walk around too

Very good owners he speak a very good English they change my steering bar on my Ford E150 for a very good price and during the afternoon
He give a lot of advice for travelling in south Baja with all the good place too see
I highly recommend if you have something to do on your van

Free water, free dump station (ask inside for key), and free air! A fantastic one stop shop for all your travel needs

Especially quiet and spacious cracker barrel. We heard from other folks here that multi day stays are ok, but make sure to be respectful of the space :)

Next to a day use fee area. $34 per night but every spot has water and power. Hot showers and water flushed toilets are free to camp guests.

I'd be more than happy to pay for these facilities for a night or two, but I've actually been here two nights and yet to see a host or ranger to pay. I've been arriving around 6pm and leaving by 9am. Maybe it's off season. This place is not free, but you never know your luck...?

Unfortunately, they could not (or would not?) encounter the wheel bearings for my Ford Ranger 4x4 from 2001. Although they were very friendly, I had the impression they did not really care to spend too much effort on the search - more likely to find the parts in Bogotá, they said. As if Medellin was a small town ... Disappointment ...

Nice campground close to the town of St-Helene and the Scappoose bay marina. Water and electricity for 30$/night. First-come first-serve or by reservation. Paved site to park RVs with picnic table and fire rings. Wifi and showers. Pets welcome

Lots of road noise (highway 50?). Did not stay.

The water spigots accompany the dump stations. They’re red with 1 ft hoses hanging from them for ease of hook up. Free to fill up.

I arrived around 10pm at night and it was dark. The area looked very sandy and I was a bit scared to drive in too far as I got an old VW camper van. I pulled over right near the sign which looked still compact enough. It should be ok for one night.
Car traffic until 10pm and resumed around 7am which was ok for me as I wanted to continue on to big bear anyways. If you want more quiet definitely drive further in

Great option to spend the night. There are toilets in the entrance as well. Max height is 2,8 meters. The exit is higher, so that could be an option for higher rigs.

Convenient and reasonably priced hotel to relax in Moshi. After we paid $10pppn for camping, we decided to relax and recover here for a while. A bit outside of town, and in a simple neighborhood, it offers secure parking, clean modern rooms, ac, mountain view and nice breakfast included for $37 (booking.com rate) for the 2 of us.

Note, obviously there is electricity in the rooms (often by generator during our stay), but didn't check if there is a way to plug in the camper.

a little bit difficult to find because it is located in a back yard - he filled our 3 kg American bottle Afrox was not able to in Kitwe! In Lusaka Afrox had the right fitting!

Cute little campsite with 1 shower and 1 toilet. Braai areas and washing up areas too. Situated on a farm with horses, ponies, goats etc.

Short little 20 minute walk up the hill nearby is accessible from the campsite.

Stay on the R24 and not R509. From the R24 there's a 4.5km crappy road to the farm. Would not advise for delicate vehicles.

R300 a night for more than 3 nights. Otherwise R400 a night

NC Azimut 270 : 2 nuits , calme en hors saison, sanitaires propres douches chaudes .

In the middle of nowhere you have this beautiful restaurant, very big parking and shadow.

Small car park by a lake, not the most wild but an ideal stop over after getting off the Cherbourg ferry