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Not passable for us in our Ford E250- river was strong and about waist high (early Nov 22)
We returned to the main road to get to Montezuma.

We stayed here for two nights without any problems. It is a beautiful wild camping spot- you can take long beach strolls and enjoy some
privacy.
We were the only ones during the whole weekend.
The owner from the campground next door just came by a couple of times to walk his dogs and greeted friendly.

Very nice camping. We spend a night there in our campervan and paid 14’000 for two people and a campervan. They have 12 places for campervans - all with electricity. Wifi works well in the common area where also the kitchen is. Toilets and showers are very clean and the guy who introduced us to the place was very nice and spoke fluently English. We’re highly recommending this place.

Blissfully quiet. Plenty of flat space just a few hundred yards in and to the right on a smooth dirt road. Highly recommended!

we stayed 2 nights at this lovely farm campsite high up in the Usambara mountains. Basic sight, large space and grassy. Nice ablution hut with 1 shower with constant hot water and 2 flushing toilets, clean. Farm shop selling bread and cheeses and butter etc, we bought a huge loaf of very tasty brown bread 10000tsz. 1 firepit and 2 electrical plugs. perfect location to hike from we went right to the highest viewpoint early one morning then descended down to Irente viewpoint. we went into the hotel and sat on the terrace with a sofa each for the same price as paying to go and walk around the hotel to the viewpoint (2000tsz pp) Campsite was 15000 tsz pppn. @a.truck.called.wanda

Big rig? Not so sure. The entrance is 2 meter something high and our rig is 3,40 meter. I can't tell if there is another entrance for big rigs. We knocked on the door but nobody answered. So we left.

We really enjoyed this campsite. Nice, good space, swimming pool. You can get everything. After travelling for many days we met the first overlanders here. The only drawback is the poor wifi.

Hot springs were incredible, walkable from the dispersed sites. Teenagers were in the site next to me, but we're far enough away that I didn't hear them much in my car. Pit toilet didn't have any TP.

Amazing spot. Multiple leveled parking spots on the left side of the river. People camped in tents on the right side. In spring yellow flowers all around.

this is a bar restaurant on the beach that leave you to use your tent.
really safe place, clean with nice people around.
the price for tent is 300 dallasi, and in front of the sea.
the beach is wonderful, they have beer, coke, water and simple but delicious food; they have toilet and they can give you water for shower.
perfect place for people on bicycle or for a couple of 4×4

Pasamos la noche en el parking de la entrada a la cascada. No pagamos nada por dormir aquí y nadie nos dijo nada. Súper tranquilo para ser un sábado por la noche!
El lugar tiene duchas exteriores pero se puede usar jabón, el precio es de 100 lempiras por persona para ver la Cascada, bañarse en el río y los alrededores! genial pasará pasar el día!

Visitamos las cuevas de Taulabé! merecen mucho la pena! El precio es de 4 dólares para extranjeros, pero si eres español, pagas como local debido a la colaboración entre países para hacer que la cueva fuera turística! la noche anterior dormimos allí y comentamos a la administración si podrían dejar dormir dentro y nos dijeron que sería buena idea para atraer a más gente! recomendado!

rest stop, flush toilets, picnic tables, semi truck/trailer parking, car parking. treed, somewhat sheltered from the highway.

nice place, quiet at night and toilets close by.
unfortunately are the paths due to Hunting season from 5.11. until the 20.11. closed.

very nice, quiet and amazing views to the river and mountains. (no signs of elephant)
Bush Camp... nothing provided, except fireplace and firewood.
75N$ pppn.
firewood 20N$ per bundle
Japukumuka will collect the money.
Wo told him absolutely no bagging from the children in the campsite.

nice place. some Cement parking. seems peaceful. little road noise but not bag

Small parking lot area for Ben Geren walking/biking trail. Entrance sneaks up on you. Nice overnight place to rest. Minimal road noise. No facilities. Just a trash can and dog poop bag station.

Great spot. It’s a parking lot for the trails so there are cars in and out through the day, but no one drove by overnight. Was very quiet. We used the showers in the campsite down the road and hiked the white trail in the morning. Loved it.

Great wild camp been going here for over 10 yrs accessible by small RV, trucks, motorcycles. Limited cell service no amenities, water available at a natural spring at the bottom of the hill SE of camp site

Good place for a night. Astonishingly quiet given the hipe in Villa Carlos Paz.
Actually I think most of the area is accessible as the lake has receded.

We highly recommend this place:) We stayed two nights with the friendly owner Calle. It is 100soles for a room including breakfast. The breakfast was high quality but not high in quantity. They serve coffee and tea the whole day which is really nice. And the view of the balcony is beautiful.
It is a really nice place to relax and enjoy the coast. Calle can help you arranging a boat tour to see the Humboldt Penguins and South America Sea Lions. The town is not very interesting in our opinion, but for us this hotel was a nice place to relax. They don't have a sign with the name, but if the garage is on your right the house on the left is the hotel. Calle is also a tour guide. So he isn't always at home, but you can send him a message via WhatsApp.
The road towards the hotel is narrow and steep. We drove it with our Toyota 4Runner.

Enjoy! RobJansenphotography

Great area. 15-20 min to town for all you need. Good Tmobile service. Stayed a couple of times for 3-5 days. Occasional gunshots from distant range. Not too bumpy to find a nice campsite next to trees. Wear good boots, nothing open because the grasses have small prickly stickers. Hiking trails, nice sunsets

Wanted to stay here for a night on a Saturday noon. All full until end if March 23 :o(

Not free anymore. Prices announced at entrance, applicable from September 1st 2022. Camper: 200 UYU per night + 90 UYU per persoon per night + 50 UYU for electricity per night. We arrived on Wednesday, they came to collect the money on Saturday morning for the whole period, they knew when we arrived. We suppose they otherwise will stop the vehicles when they leave, to collect the payment. Quiet place, few people come camping during the weekend. Very weak Claro reach.

Badensfontein , lush green lawns, wifi, small swimming pool, bass fishing

Badensfontein, Lush green grass, Wifi , plenty hot water , never overcrowded.

Dormimos uma noite local tranquilo e seguro e conta com a estrutura do Graal

Passamos uma noite segura aqui. Não pagamos nada, não tinha ninguém cobrando. Único lado ruim é a altitude, e o frio. Fez -3ºC durante a noite.

Excellent Full, great wi-fi friendly staff, very clean bathrooms.. we slept one night (Friday) and it was ok but a little noisy.

Excelente posto mas um pouco barulhento a noite para dormir.

Landscape of orange red stones sculpted by the rain, magnificent. Here there is a spectacular red lake and beige lake side by side. Access by a marked road prohibited because it is in poor condition. Do not come in rainy weather. Many locals go through to go fishing for gray shark. Watch out for low vehicles.

paysage de pierres rouges orangées sculptées par la pluie, magnifique. ici il y a un lac rouge et un lac beige côté à côté, spectaculaire. accès par une route marquée interdite car elle est en mauvais état. ne pas venir par temps de pluie. de nombreux locaux passent par la pour aller pêcher le requin gris. attention aux véhicules bas.