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You are not allowed to sleep in the Walmart lot but just beside.
Everything was ok until the nights.
Drugged people not nice just behind us, knocking at our door many times to ask cigarettes and so... They where very high. One just gone with a big crowbar and Jerrycan haha...
We felt really unsafe
We moved to the other spot.

Spent a quiet night here. There are a couple of dogs that did some barking when they saw my dog but once we went to bed it was calm and quiet.

The only place to camp for cyclists in this absolutely gorgeous cuesta. Big building with plenty of rooms and a nice view of the sunset.

Note that the "quarry" is rather a parking for those who are coming to enjoy the hotspring. So, be careful at night, you might be disturbed. We actually did. At daytime, there was not a single car but at night 3 cars passed through that road. We though it was curious. The last one, came to park. They were a bit chatting si we asked what was going on. They actually asked us to switched off our headlamp because they were hiding from the police...!! They said they were crossing with people without people. We didn't asked more and they finally left.

You can spend the night here before your tour. A beautiful place for stargazing.
As this is close to the observatory you need to turn off all the lights at night.

Spent a lovely three nights here. $380mxn for a palapa on the beach. We would have stayed longer but our reservation ran out and we couldn't extend anymore. Staff were so friendly and accommodating. Clean bathrooms had flush toilets and hot water in the showers. The cafe had delicious food and fast wifi. No cell signal. Our favorite spot so far!

Best place to stay in Sucre !!! It's at 5min of the center. Warm shower and clean toilet. The garden is beautiful. It's 100bob for vehicule (2 peoples) for a night (free for children).
Moreover, Alberto, Felicidad and their familly are very friendly and helpful. They helped us change a car light. Caroline and Miguel, the children, speak english.
Carolina's number :
+591 72876378

C'est le lieu où séjourner à Sucre !!! Le camping est à 5min du centre ville. Il y a deux salles de bain très propres. Le jardin est magnifique. C'est 100bob par véhicule (2 personnes) et par nuit (gratuit pour les enfants).
Alberto, Felicidad et leur famille sont adorables et aidant. Ils nous ont aidé à changer le phare de notre van. Carolina et Miguel, les enfants, parlent anglais, allemands et un peu français.

Well-located, well-maintained hostel about four blocks north of the main street. Parking for cars and motos in their own lot behind the hostel. Pleasant common areas - lounge with sofas and a breakfast area with a kettle and microwave. I paid 8,800 for one person in a twin room, which at current “blue” rates is about $34, which doesn’t seem bad for Ushuaia. Breakfast is a reasonable coffee and croissants. It’s well heated. You may have to open a window if you’re not a hot-house plant. This place seems to divide opinion but I stayed four nights and I’d happily stay here again.

Nice campground next to a soccer field. We went in rainy season so we’re very happy with the shelter! Suitable for 3 cars even with rooftop tent. Shower and toilets were clean, you have a refrigerator with freezer and a place to cook and sit.

Nice, quiet place. saw some other campers nearby. T-mo cell service but kinda slow.

Stayed here for 3 nights; everything practical that should be said hass already been said but I do want to comment and make clear that this spot can get very windy, the locals up the hill definitely don’t want you here and there is a LOT of glass on the right side where the MTB trial starts. But otherwise it’s a decent place to crash near Santa Barbara only 20 mins from downtown. The road up has some short turns, but the views are amazing. Later I stayed further up in Los Padres National Forest in the hills near Goleta which you can get to by taking the 154 up (which is a lot easier to drive up) and I wished I’d stayed there for all of my nights. A lot less wind with the same conditions, no angry people glaring at you, no glass, still amazing views. Up to you!

we spent one night here, however it is quite visible from the street and it is full of trash (some cats were playing with the trash during the night). there is a spot a bit more inward but not with bigger cars and rigs, nor rooftoptent would have space - plus also even more trash :/ in the morning, when we were about to leave, some locals were coming to this spot to smoke shisha.

stayed here for 3 nights, loved it! Clean toilet with plenty of toilet paper. Picnic table with pavilion, fire ring, and all the spots were flat for parking. A couple of trail options start at this campground parking lot too. We got the last spot on a Friday night, but the other 4 sites are far enough apart that noise from any other group didn't make it to us. Would definitely come back again!

Got our 3rd party insurance with carte rose here. Three months for 38.000 XAF for a sedan car.

Prices still starting at 10.000 for a small room with fan, 20.000 for a bigger room woth AC. Restaurant not working, enough place to park quite a few cars.

good place for café and breakfest

t. excellent terrace

Closed for season. No entry. Dont bother.

The campsite is very simple, with old bathroom, toilet….. All site has 220 power and water. We were here on 4 Nov by ourselves. But way to expensive as it costed 80 real for 2 person and a 6meter motorhome. Internet very weak……

Fantastic service, if in a big rig (height garage 10.8 max) park on the far side away from the drive thru and they will do the oil change with a cart. Do an extra safety check as well as a standard, fantastic 👏 👍

just as it is described, stayed in the Michaels lot a couple nights. some homeless in the sand lot between the Walmart and Michaels but kept to themselves, and had no troubles

Parked in the back lot on the right where it says RVs. No hook ups. Well lit lot with regular security patrols. Were not planning on gambling so we were far from the casino. I saw a few rigs parked closer. They must have been going inside as well. Super quiet!

Bom posto de gasolina. Lugar tranquilo antes (ou depois) da fronteira.

Nice gas station. Calm spot before (or after) border.

50sol for a matrimonial bedroom, with private bathroom. nice place, they even give you soap, toilet paper and towel! :D
you can put your bike in some safe storage
wifi seems good

wonderful place. oscar, the owner, is very helpful and besides guide. he knows a lot about all the thing to see around.
we could take a hot shower in one of the rooms. payed 30 S for 2 adults and 2 children for one night.
oscar even has beer and wine in his bodega.

Great beach location. Actual spots with tables for about 8 vehicles, but many more can be accommodated. Bathroom is essentially out of commission, no water. Lots of dogs, but they are nice.

Good spot to get close to elephants. Staff friendly. The place looks a bit tired. In need of some maintenance and new energy.
Fine for an overnight stop.

Its 24 km from town to here. After maybe 2 or 3 km the washboards start. We turned around after 7 km because we had the feeling this would continue for the other 17 km. The road can be done by any car but be prepared to be shaked around.

Great place. Not sure what happened to the last commenter but the host Dan is about as friendly as they come. Still $20 for dry camping, $40 for non-member serviced site (no sewer), $30 for members.

The dry camping area is beside a graveyard that is part of the jeep tour, it can be a bit annoying and repetitive when they roll in beside you and repeat the same info. This is mostly on weekends, definitely quieter through the week.

As described a great place to stay and recoup after a hot drive. We were delayed by several days and kept moving our arrival date but Brad promptly answered all whatsapps. Ruth and Brad are great hosts, know the area well and give excellent travel advice. Fishing excursions, fishing equipment on offer and plenty of free fishing knowledge! The view over the lake is stunning. Small campsite but has everything you need. Clean ablutions with hot shower heated by donkey boiler. Basic comfortable chalets and 2 tents as well. Well stocked bar and they also serve delicious homestyle meals. 3 en-suite chalets and tents. We stayed for 2 nights but if time allowed we would have stayed for longer.

Drive up to sibebe resort and the hike becomes basically almost flat and 2 hours return only. 60 rand pp including hiking fee and resort fee. You dont need a guide find the route on maps me