Check-Ins

Doris runs a small restaurant and we came by on a Sunday on our bicycles. We asked if we could stay and right away we were invited to stay. Doris made us coffee and some bread.

The place is filled with flowers and trees very nice place to chill. Some noise from the road though.

Future ideas of Doris is to make a small hotel and camping.

great place to stay, safe at night,parked with a motorhome. Water and Electricity free. Near downtown, restaurants and bars.

Great spot! Only a few others here currently, all very spread out. Quiet & peaceful. Friendly officers, the patrols made me feel safe. Weather didn't cooperate for me, but would be a great place to put in a kayak or paddleboard.

Wild campsite next to the road. 3 minutes away from the water fall.
We arrived at night so don't know the view.

if you use my GPS position it will take you to the entry to the park, I parked on the left side 2nd spot. water, power and sewer. can stay for 3 days, there are no signs with any info on who or where to check in. county employees are friendly and just wave at you. I've seen big diesel pushers, trailers, van life. I'm in a truck camper. park is very clean, dog friendly, play ground for the kids. very quiet at night. lots of people use park during the day. they are having a rodeo Thurs, Fri and Sat. so expect it to be busier here. $10 entry to rodeo. grocery store 5 min walk. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.
Host Yukon truck camper.

This is a great find and a fantastic place. We came into town a little late looking for a place to stay and Claudia and her husband were very accommodating! A very nice place with all the amenities!!

(And Claudia wanted to say thank you to the original poster)

Room for a couple vehicles or several tents right on the riverbank near the town of Tinco. Only a few cars passed in the night. It was calm, and we loved hearing the sound of the river nearby.

Der Platz ist ordentlich und macht einen gepflegten Eindruck. Die Stellplätze sind sehr klein und es gibt kaum Rasenflächen. Positiv fällt auf, das es einen extra Platz für Hunde gibt.
Wir wollten nur einen einfachen Platz ohne Service am Stellplatz, dafür wurden 30$ verlangt. Ver- und Entsorgung gab es dafür nicht, das hätte nochmal 10$ gekostet!
Eigentlich viel Geld für wenig Leistung - keine Empfehlung von mir für diesen Platz.

Passamos uma noite muito agradável! banho agora é cobrado 5 reais mas vale a pena!

Arrived from "Trilha do Ouro" at 18:00, and it was raining, so I decided to camp here. There is a house nearby, but no one around. Put my tent right beside the river. Very calm night and in the morning the sun was shining so I could bathe in the river to start a fresh day going to Mambucaba

Stayed two nights here, had other vans/rvs parked around as well so definitely felt safe. Would recommend this over some other parking spots around Nanaimo that we checked out, this was the best option.

Water pump is located right in front of the big white propane tank. Also a dump station right next to the water spigot.

Stopped by yesterday and it wasn’t open yet but I wouldn’t stay there.

It’s a Hotel and restaurant. All types of accommodations cabins, single rooms etc. Secure big parking lot. Clean rooms. I got a triple - alone - paid 70 reals. Good value. You can park bikes right next to room. AC, hot water.

San Lorenzo Immigration office. Travellers heading North to Brazil - check-in here! Ask if Inapari Immigration is functional or not - if it is not they will send you back here to exit Peru.
I went to Inapari - Immigration had system problems for the previous 7 days - and they sent me back to San Lorenzo to get exit stamp - then return to Inapari to exit.

When I got to Inapari to checkout of Peru their system had been down for 7 days - they sent me back 80km to San Lorenzo to get exit stamp, then returned to Inapari to hand in TIP and cross to Brazil.
So - lesson learned. Travellers heading North to Brazil and exiting Peru - checkin at Immigration San Lorenzo and ask if Inapari immigration is functional or not. It will save you 160km of double back riding/driving.

Lindo lugar rodeado de montañas al lado del Río grande

Spend 3 nights here, it was very safe and very close to the center. It’s still 50 pesos a night.
Rudolfo and his neighbour are very friendly ! There are lots of nice dogs too.
Unfortunately, we couldn’t refill our water tank as he has only a small tank. And there is no dump station.
Telcel reception is strange, it’s from 2 bars of 3G to 1 bar of 4G (not very good for digital nomads)

Border crossing in Mexico. Different from Tijuana and Mexicali

stayed 1 night. there were a couple other cars/vans. was not bothered and felt perfectly safe

hotel? with rooms from 40 soles up to 100 wifi isn't bad showers cold internal secure parking for motos

Paid 1000soms (12isd)
For a twin room
Brand new, private bathroom
Very recommend

Quiet, out of the way spot. No problems staying here.

Very good place, a quiet, over the hill in the city.
No one come here, Sonia very peacefull. Better than fouta hotel (100.000), and free. Near 4G tower, and amazing views . One of the best places in guinee.

Road a bit difficult, 4x4 recomendable

The best possible spot to spend the night in. Huge place for everyone and some grass for the dogs to run in.

Spent 4 nights here. We parked 2 nights on the Chedraui side and then 2 nights by Coppel. We preferred the Coppel side as there is a pollo joint that plays really loud music during the day.

Great stay and was quiet at night. 15 minute walk to the square.

Also there are vendors selling really good street food in the mornings on the Coppel side by the road and bank.

We arrived here around 10 am on a Sunday. It was starting to get busy. If you have a larger rig (bigger then a sprinter), I’d suggest parking it at a campground or at the park ticket office (where you buy tickets and where the buses are). The parking lot up top fills up quick and then you park on the sloped side of the road.

We really enjoyed the jungle walk and ruins here. We did pay for a English speaking guide. The prices are negotiable. We originally agreed to 1300 pesos (650 per person) for a 2 hour tour. And then I had a couple from Belgium ask us if they could join, then the price was 2000 pesos but we negotiated him down to 1600 pesos (400 per person). The tour was over 3 hours and we all really enjoyed it. The tour guides name was Mingo.

Spent the night here after visiting the ruins. This is a very quiet little town. Walked around the malecon and boat launch area and enjoyed the quiet night.

We did not park in this exact spot as the parking area was full of boat trailers and trucks. We parked in front of the church right by here.

Otimo local para passar a noite. Não é um posto muito grande ou com muita estrutura, entretanto, tem bons banheiros e uma interner wifi boa.
Não é 24h. Nos sentimos seguros e sempre aparecem outros motorhomes.

nice little lake, quiet overnight, has formal campground with hookups, and a few wild camp areas.