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No issues here. Pretty quiet overnight - not a ton going on in the middle of January.

Nice chill property with a sweet caretaker family and sweet dogs. Doesn’t speak English much. The owner wasn’t here. No horses presently. Little bit of road noise. Otherwise quiet and calm. A relaxing space after coming over the mountains on the Naranjos road. Which is beautiful btw. Views of the ocean and Todos Santos. $150 for a night. Lots of flat and plenty of room.

campground open but the water is shut off for winter

located on the back of the building. the box was unlocked when we went in January. we asked if we could fill our tank, wasn't a problem!

The Mechanic works with all types of vehicles. He fix our kombi and charged us a reasonable price. Great service and cost benefits. Super recommended!

The place still exist, but the price went up. We paid pp 75Q for one night.

The place still exist but the price went up 75Q pp per night. The road is in bad condition but 2x4 possible if it doesn’t rain.

Friendly, price still $100 mxn to use their facilities but free to park. I was the only vehicle so I parked my 22'C Class RV in the shade. The public park there is great for dog walking. I felt safe parked here. There is a restaurant across the street. The lot is located on a one way street that's not heavily trafficked by cars and is off the main road.

Very nice hike up the waterfall. You will get numerous great photos of it on the hike. There is a 5 min walk to a swimming hole, and a 45min hike to the top, and another 30min walk to a viewpoint. The fee is still 10k pp to visit the falls and go for the hike, which it totally worth it. They wanted 25k pp to spend the night now (on top of the 10k), so we moved on for the night, unfortunately.  If you don't mind the price, it would be a nice place to spend the night.  They prepare food for lunch, bathroom, and shower.

One thing to note. The road that goes down to the bridge is very steep, and in turn, if you have any overhang off your rig it would likely hit the hill when you level out. We are in a truck camper with a 2' overhang and had to pass.  We did not attempt it since it would have been a steep climb back up in reverse.

Stayed here for the night, nice clean and tidy. Nice verandah.
Very calm.
120bs for a 3 bed bedroom as there was 3 of us travelling with motorcycles.

Would stay here again.

Truck stop with ample parking. Pretty quiet aside from the occasional train.

The price is actually 25000 per person and 20000 without breakfast. Our room was clean but rather old-fashioned, we think the quality-price ratio isn't good. Fortunately (and as they were no other customers i guess) the owner was nice to us and allowed us to take the Wi-Fi transmitter so we can have internet in our room!

There is a spigot but there is no way to turn it on/off. Would need a strong set of pliers…

place at the River, some local people for fishing, no signs, mostly quiet

Spent two nights here as spent day at Yagul Ruins and at Tlacolula Sunday market. Second day I. Town getting weaving, wool making and dying displays. Very fascinating and impressive work all through this town.
People checking in on us because they are friendly and on night two, the cops stopped in a couple times.
So nice, tried to check in but station was closed and still no problem. Hiked El Pisacho from camp as well.
Lovely area and bugs weren’t bad at all.
Recommend this town, the street food in local market and the amazing crafts.

Big parking lot. Close to airport so can hear plans sometimes but not very loud surprisingly.

I didn't find the spot at the given GPS coordinates. Then I stopped 150 yards up the road 35°47.818′ N, 105°53.784′ W. Quiet and nice view. Access requires a good ground clearance.

Absolutely amazing views of the Zambezi, gorge and the Vic Falls bridge. Breathtaking. Don’t hesitate to visit this place!

This is free camping for us thru Encore Thousand Trails w/purchase of our new Travato. First night here, very nice hosts at front desk. Large typical campground, the sites are close together, bathrooms could some updating but they do have one pickleball court! Close to all the Disney attractions..

new Regulation: for Zimbabwe you have to fill in the TIP in the internet in advance, this is the address: ecustoms.zimra.co.zw/etip/
no carnet

Stayed here exactly 8 hours as there are signs up stating you will get towed if staying any longer, watched a truck get towed so wouldn’t risk it, but otherwise clean(ish) washrooms, running water and pet area, fairly safe place

you can fill your tank and use the bathroom or wash your clothes .

We stay here several nights. We used the shower of the lifeguard post, and they gave us drinkable water too. There are public bathrooms very close, open from 8am to 6pm.
Pasamos varias noches aquí. Los guardavidas nos daban agua potable, y utilizabamos las duchas de la playa. Hay baños públicos cerca, que abiertos de 8am a 6pm

Stayed here one night while crossing Atlas Mountains by bicycle.
Wouldn’t call it a Campsite, parking lot where you can set up a tent for 70dn is more like it.

After I told him 70 is to much I’ll continue cycling he let me stay for free though.

Update: he didn’t let me stay for free but wanted 50dn for my tent on the parking lot (which was windy as hell and not recommendable for tents) and charged me another 50dn for a bad coffee and an omelet.
Selling tiny glasses of honey (maybe 200 grams) for 150dn to other tourists, this place is nothing but another tourist scam.

Very skilled and friendly mechanics just off the highway. It was the only place in Jeddah we found 5w30 oil for diesel cars!

They did the oil+filter changes only for the price of the oil itself, and did much more at the same time without us asking (cleaned the engine area, added windshield liquid, cleaned air filter, checked tire pressure,…).

The younger assistant speaks a bit of English, but anyhow they are so friendly that language will not be a barrier.

Ótimo restaurante, atendimento excelente e comida muito boa com um preço justo. Possui WI-FI
Obs: estava aberto em um domingo à noite

Standard Cracker Barrel. Called and asked permission to stay overnight in our camper van and was told that it was OK. It’s a large lot, but there are many areas that are not level. However, we were able to find a level parking space. There are also designated RV spots. All in all a nice stay. There was some road noise from the highway nearby, but it wasn’t too bad and earplugs helped too. One other rv was there when we were. Helpful that there’s a planet fitness down the road. Would stay again.

Nous sommes arrivés trop tard et le portail été fermé. Attention le parc est fermé le lundi.
Nous avons passé la nuit à l’entrée du parc sans problème.

We actually stayed for free about 1km up the road, right on the river after you make the left hand turn for Pozo de Culebra. Two perfect nights of campfires, swimming, and peace. One of my favorite spots on the whole trip.