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Beautiful spot, quiet because the pass was open from 7:00 am untill 9:00 pm.

The rules for this park say “tent camping only,” and there are only 12 primitive sites. With recent improvements to their huge bicycle trail system, these sites tend to get booked up on weekends, per the city rep I spoke with. We have a stealth minivan and would never get bothered for sleeping in it, but anything resembling an RV will not be allowed. Very private camp sites with fire rings. Cheers!

nobody mentioned the permit needed from
https://myfwc.com/recreation/lead/babcockwebb/things-to-do/camping/

could not stay. no permits. security at gate. still only $3 per person. but could not stay

Asked if I was allowed to just sleep in my car or tent it in the free area. Lady said it’s for RVs only but she’d allow it as long as I clean up after myself. Other information - free on one side with no hookups on and I don’t know what the cost was on the other side with hookups. I don’t think there’s restrooms… there was a sign at the gift shop saying no public bathrooms. Didn’t see any others around the camping area.

$32.something for tent site. Not busy at all. Quite a bit of road noise but kind of far away so a bit mute. Clean! Tent sites are pretty much on top of each other.

tiny nice Campsite Close to town. If you Like you can Share Family kitchen but separate Toilette and shower. all good. paid 6.000 Pesos for 2 Persons and 1 campervan.

You feel like at home there. First real overlanders spot since Senegal. Luis and Juliette are great hosts and will help you with everything. On top of that Juliette is awesome cook. Aa and be careful, bacause it is hard to leave this place. I have stayed one week 😂

As described, only price went up to 35.000 each. Campground is still down, not next to the lodge. Toilet and shower were not super clean this time and there are no lights anywhere so carry a torch. Many mosquitos. Pay attention flushing toilets as there are frogs a
t night (even in the toilet!)

Next to the river, many flat places for big rigs. If you drive down the hill, not visible from the road. No vehicle passing at night, very peaceful.

Beautiful spot! We didn't have that much wind, so we enjoyed the beautiful sundown at the canyon and joined the first tour into the caves. Free toilet at the entrance. Could be to windy for tents, but when we were here the weather was good.
It's the last corner before the visitors centre, a bit higher than the official parking.

Had no issue here. Many other campervans / rvs.

It changed the address, and we didn’t see. The guy there walked with us to the new place. It’s 25€ per person, without breakfast and Wi-Fi (the owner said that everybody has internet on phone in Guinea, so the place and the guests don’t need). After this, we went to the hotel near (Les Palmiers), 55€, but with a good breakfast and Wi-Fi, and we can pay by card.

Not much to do down here. Cold and windy. 40$/day, 200$/7 days. No WiFi but decent phone signal. Only 50A sockets, but the owner has an plug adapter for 30A.

Street parking across the street from apartment complex. Parked a couple of nights with no issues. Well traveled side road but quiet otherwise.

The price is now $15 for primitive. A nice, simple campground and the oyster bar next door is a good time. I would definitely recommend.

Its saturday evening in spring break and the place is very crowded. Spectacular view on Osorno Vulcano.
Price for a spot 30000 clp/ night

Really nice and quiet waterfall, just 2 min drive and 5 min walk from the mainroad. With the car you can drive as far as google maps says. then there is a walk bridge. Park there and follow the small footpath along the river downstream. 5 min and then you should be there. First a small one where people wash, but walk a bit further and then there is a bigger one

Considering it was a holiday weekend, the park and restrooms were clean and the park staff worked diligently to keep it that way. The tent sites are very close together and you can hear everything your neighbors say. Nice park with lots of history near the original Texas colony. 5 miles of hiking trails through 3 different ecosystems. $15 total camping fee and vehicle fee with State Park pass discount.

campsite with really fantastic view but horrible abolutions. there was no water for shower - we needed to fill our bucket one remaining tab at the area. no sink in the bathroom. toiletts very dirty - we couldn't go there.
overpriced but worth staying inside as the sunrise and morning/evening vibes are amazing. paid about 12 000 shilling for entry and camping (with a foreign car) - 24 hours valid.

Prices now per person one way 2 000 000 (about 5€ at the time of writing).

The island is beautiful if you are wondering whether to go but cannot take a car to the island.
Most locals take tuktuks from the ferry port around the island and stop at the iconic spots. Don't know the prices though as we decided to hike the 25-30km around the island which was very doable with arriving with the 9.00 boat and leaving with the 19.00 one.

Cobraram 5mil pesos por pessoa! Decidimos ficar em um camping grátis a um km depois

Camping grátis! Muito espaço, no lago, e a vista é perfeita!

Desited camping space, Not verywindy, Protected. Has a waterspot!

Superbe petit village ancien. On a dû quitter avant même de visiter la posadas mais tout de ce petit village était vraiment sympa.

Very beautiful spot to camp. The road to the cross is very accessible and there is a small parking just before the point of view. During the weekend some families come to enjoy the nice view of Diamantina and the sunset. Otherwise it is very quiet and we stayed there for 3 nights.

Nice place to park with service like water and black water

We can only recommend ASOAVA tours!! We paid 400pp and part of the money supports the local community. We could park our van on the football field. Our group was 15 people (on a Saturday) and the 2 guides Lionel and David were awesome! The food was tasty, they took care of everything and always made sure that one of the guides stayed with the slowest person.
Their base camp doesn’t consist of tents, but kind of small basic huts with 4-bed dorms. So it’s warmer than in a regular tent.
Go for it! It’s great!!

Church parking. A spot to rest at night. Very silent, nice view.

street near the Nativos' beach. you can park and stay here.