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Directement sur le boulevard. Autorisé de 18h a 9h. Assez bruyant sauf en milieu de nuit ou c'était calme.

Saw an incredible scene with 4 lioness, zebras, springboks... at noon. A very beautiful waterhole.

Fuel station with not so friendly staff but met a truck driver that gifted us 20l diesel (we had around 20l still in the tank). 1 minute after leaving the fuel station the motor check lamp lighted up. I do not recommend this station for modern diesel cars.

very nice people and diesel card is still there. Paid 300.000 Rials for 45l diesel.
They said it is euro diesel.

Again no fridge check and no questions about meat going north.

Arround 4pm starts every friday local dune races. only during winter. good place to meet locals and have some fun 😀!

Nice place to see the city , still open and free .

we slept here only one night but it was amazing.
arrived took a dip, walkers around took an other dip, talked, played games some swome more. went to bed with the doors open, woke up took a dip, took a shower 🚿, used electricity and this all for 70 pesos per person. we will recommend this place

Pretty narrow and rough road. I made it in with my Sprinter but I was pretty white-knuckled and we definitely got a couple pinstripes. The spot is quiet and quite pretty but I wasn’t able to confirm that it’s public land and ok to park there. Lots of mist in the morning. Decent Google Fi connection but not enough to work from!

believe the reviews, highly recommended this stop. it is not big rig friendly, it would be difficult with trailer. I'm in a big truck camper, Host Yukon. had the whole place to myself and my dog. Plenty of dog walking areas. wind was super crazy when I arrived but died off after a couple of hours, I arrived about 3pm and stayed until 8am the next day. very little traffic. only one other vehicle pulled in and it was a local asking if I needed anything and to enjoy the park. scenery is beautiful.

7kg for 185 pesos
Clean but very long (24 hours) to wash and dry.
If you stay one night in teotihuacan, don’t recommend it.

Large gravel lot. $10/night. Easy walk to dinner in Tombstone. Very clean public restrooms three blocks away.

Busy Walmart during the day but it really quieted down at night. A couple of other rigs parked over near the Garden Center. Got a good night's sleep and that's all you can really ask for :)

As described. It appears that these are in many of the small towns in N Texas north of I-10. The next 3 towns south also have them.
Quiet after 10pm with mild road noise.

Stayed 1 night. Would stay again if traveling through the panhandle.

Great spot!

We paid $29 for the smallest pace they offer. Power and water included, it looks like there were only 2 or 3 of these low tier sites to choose from.

We debated doing the harvest host option, but those sites do not have hook ups.

They also offer laundry and showers on site, but it’s $10 a person if you do HH.

We opted to just pay for the $29 site option so that we could use the hook ups and free access to the showers.
Their laundry machine accepts quarters.

It’s also important to note that the HH option can only be reserved for one evening. If you want to stay for multiple nights you need to book through their campground. They told me that you can do one night with HH and the rest with regular reservations if you would like.

Over all this was a great option to stay!

Awesome motorcycle campground with the cabins. Camping $15, Cabins $40-120. Good facilities: clean toilets, BBQ, laundry, coffee station, free fast wifi. Great spot for the bikers

RV (not mobile home) park. Hard packed gravel sites, all appear to be pull through with full hook ups. Sites are aprox 18-20 feet apart. No privacy screens like bushes or trees. Has WIFI with good signal but we couldnt log in, didnt pursue as only here for 1 nite. Manager very friendly. Washrooms weren't working when we were there. mostly monthly renters for work. Dedicated section for overnighters. Laundry available. Supposed to be a "dog park" on site, if it is, its a patch of grass or maybe just dirt. There is an area to walk on the road outside of the park. A farmers field with a dirt road thats not too bad for off leash if your dog had decent recall and some sidewalks. Tidy sites. A really nice communal area with bbq/fire pits and picnic tables. Sorry not too many photos to share. PS you can hear some hwy noise but not too bad (no jake brakes). $41 US per night.

Small church I was told I could pitch my tent. Far enough from road and not much traffic. Rig would fit if needed

We paid 400 peso for one night in our RV about 100 meters from the beach. The lady is friendly but first she demanded 500 pesos so be aware of the prices.
Didn’t use the shower but toilets were clean enough.
Apparently there are some hot springs in the sand on the beach but we had loads of seaweed on the beach and didn’t go in.

noisy at night, at least on the weekend, from the bridge next to spot. stayed one night only because it was convenient

We looked for the place, but did not find it.
Also the description from the Overlander did not help.

The place has no service, not even toilets.
We moved on, but if someone does not need a toilet is possible here.

Nice little campground with cabanas right on the clean lake. Only for small campers. They wanted 200 pesos per person. Was too expensive for us and negotiated to 150 pesos per person. Beautiful lake, we were kayaking and stay over the weekend. The first night was very quiet, the second evening came from the neighboring house very loud music. The owner then called there and a short time later it was fine. The village itself is run down and not worthwhile.

Nice little campground with cabanas right on the clean lake. Only for small campers. They wanted 200 pesos per person. Was too expensive for us and negotiated to 150 pesos per person. Beautiful lake, we were kayaking and stay over the weekend. The first night was very quiet, the second evening came from the neighboring house very loud music. The owner then called there and a short time later it was fine. The village itself is run down and not worthwhile.

Propane available here with no issues,
staff are helpful

Good spot! Go a bit past the coords to get away from the broken glass and shells.

As described very nice quiet rest area at visitor's center. A few other campers over night, large parking area, clean facilities open throughout the night, guest wifi available just outside visitor's center. Spent one night with no issues.

Ótimo para passar a noite, chuveiro grátis, e Gasolina mais barata que Comodoro ou Puerto San Julian!

Beautiful View and quiet by trail and playground. The old GPS coordinates made you go through the very expensive tollway when you put it on Google Maps, so I submitted a correction (33.6057307, -117.8027081).

Note that this is NOT off the highway, but a small road parallel to it. If you use the advice coordinates it should be fine.

When getting there in the dark be mindful of RED-painted curb (no parking) areas; they're a bit hard to see in the dark and I didn't realize it till the next day that I was partially parked in one.

Other than that, beautiful and quiet place. As stated before it gets busy in the morning with people riding mountain bike and hikers.

Beautiful quiet and peaceful setting on the lake with great views. We were at the site closest to the water in our truck camper and there is a gate between camp and the lake. Clean bathrooms (toilet seats but no toilet paper) and hot showers. Weak Claro 3G signal. We felt it was quite expensive at 1800 ARS per person. We intended to only stay one night because of the price but stayed two because it was such a pretty spot. Owner doesn’t negotiate nor allow music. We were told to turn it off at 9 pm.