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No issues going northbound. Waved us right through

Not the kindest host but offered us a welcome tea. Charged 80 Dhs for a camper car without electricity. Showers are warm and there is no Wi-Fi

Perfect place to stay a night. Our dog got to run and play w other dogs. There are a couple of other vans in the lot. Nobody bothering anybody. Pretty quiet and safe

Alright for a night, saw other overnighters and felt fine

Clean & warm showers, helpful staff, nice atmosphere. We paid 8000 pp/pn for our 4x4 with rooftop tent. Separate amenities and kitchen available for RV/tents apart from hostel, but the hostel shared spaces are also available. Fully equipped and nice shady courtyard. A welcome stopover for us after several days of wild camping.

We arrived during the evening so it was dark and very few people around. No sign that says you can’t stay overnight; we were not bothered. Beautiful sunset!

9315 East Blake Ranch Rd
Kingman AZ
928-7573336
55 sites - 30 & 50 AMP service Wireless,Showers are awesome, big and confortable. Cable TV
I paid 45.00 night

Accessible by 4x4 Vehicle or Motorbikes that are off road capable.
A Camp Ground on private land with 3 simple huts that can be rented. Toilet and showers are very clean. There is a kitchen and a small house from the owner that may be used if asked.
150 Thai Baht per person and night will be collected casually.
Great view and very quiet place.
Truck Campers with 4WD or AWD are ok, just check the hight restriction due to power cables.

Again during the week it is deserted and we where alone.
The Campsite is not level and it needed a bit of effort to set the tent strait. Great view and very cold at night. (winter)

At the moment it's not worth driving the steep and narrow road up there. Just before the camping spot the road washed away. No way to reach it.

To avoid. We were sleeping in our tent when the owner of the place came to us, at 11pm, saying "it's my territory, move". There was no agressivity, but still, no room for negociation with the language barrier. Needless to say, it's not a pleasant experience to be woken up that way and having to find an other spot around midnight.

Called and they allow overnight stays at this location. Got there before closing and when I woke up there were 2 other campers that parked around me that arrived over night. Lighting from street lights and noice from nearby highway.

Shaw Safari is primarily a self drive safari company. They have 10 vehicles which are a mixture of Landrover and Toyota. The reputation of the business is clearly linked to the reliability of those vehicles. They have a fully equipped workshop, inspection bay and trained mechanics to support that business. I needed work done to our Toyota and after speaking with Paul the owner (who offered me the choice to visit Toyota) I decided to get the work done and a service here. We have tested the vehicle on rough roads since and I can not fault the work done. Having been present when the work was done I have no reservations in recommending Shaw Safari as a reliable and honest place to get some work done if you need it. As an added bonus they have a great campsite which makes any stay a pleasure. @a.truck.called.wanda

Excellent!
Nice people here as in most of the country.
Clean bathroom with hot shower.

Be aware that there is a city ordinance of no OVER NIGHT parking in Savannah. We stayed in a sprinter van and just as we were about to leave at 8:45 am, a city official appeared at our window to inform us that we were not permitted to stay overnight. He was very smooth and just issued us a ‘souvenir’ warning saying this law applied to the streets as well. We’ve traveled and boondocked all over the continent- this was a first for us. He did say they are trying to get signs made and erected for clarification. Had we left a few minutes earlier we would never have known. We did however enjoy a fun stop over in a beautiful town. Consider this an update!

small but clean coin laundry. pretty cheap (1,75$ per load) . old machines but they do their work. restrooms too, but no WiFi (but you can use the WiFi "infowest" on the parking lot). they do have a changing machine

Drove into Welcome Center/Rest Area. Didn't use the dump station but it's available and free. Sign says to ask attendant or security gaurd to unlock. It was locked when I drove by it.

On the spot they built an house now, but a few hundred meters uphill there is a decent pull out where to spend the night

we stayed a little more west on the larger gravel lot next to the trees. sherrif parked next to us, didn't say anything

Definitely not free anymore, official booth collecting 3 soles per person. Honestly not much to see here, better do the tower down the road.

Very nice and quiet place just a few km of the main road, even if you don't plan on climbing Cerro Blanco. Indeed some sandy patches, up to the point where an old desolate bicentennial flag is flying, it should be doable with 2WD.

No cell service here, but some closer to the road.

as described. good place, nice view, clean and quiet ( we are the only ones and sheltering for the snow!). We stood just before the cattle fence. Fine!

Great spot! Parked near the back, no one bothered me.

This is a decent spot off the road, it's possible to park out of sight from the roads, the highway and Ajax Ln, you can access from Ajax or the Route 206. it's very quiet aside from the falling Rock of the cliffs.

No issues staying. Manager came out and said hi and we were welcome to stay. Obviously more to the previous story then was posted. 2 other vehicles there for the night. A bit loud from highway, but close to a nice neighborhood and park to walk the dog.

fantastic camping experience with beautiful and peaceful setting in the jungle. It is still close enough to some shops and amenities and easy to reach from the main road. It has sufficient Wifi too and it is possible to use the kitchen facilities.
The family is very kind and down to earth. The kids and the animals are adorable too!

I arrived here on a motorcycle around 5.30pm and not many people around. A woman working there asked for 250 pesos for tent camping and when I mentioned the price from iOverlander and told her I’ll take of early she got down to 200 and 150 pesos eventually.

Follow the trail to "Cachoeira das Posses" and you will find open space for 3 or 4 tents. Behind that space there is abandoned house, some walls are down, but in general it has a roof and walls to protect you from rain and wind. In the "kitchen" there is an old clay stove to cook or light a fire if you want. Only 8km after the entrance of Bocaina National Park.

great place, great food. we stayed one night . very peaceful on top of a hill. perfect for starlink and solar panels. beautiful view. mininal traffic noise .

Wild campsite in pouso alto a little town in countryside of Minas Gerais. Campsite in the top of mountais very safe and silence, awesome for a good sleep