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Historic bathhouse located in the center of the main Kerman’s historic bazar. Cool half day spent walking around with the old bazar vibe.

Bazar start from Moshtagh square with veggie and fruits markets (mornings) and goes along to the Argg Square where you can find almost anything.

Couple of traditional cafes and tea houses are also along the bazar that are interesting vibe and decent food.

no wifi for us. a little bit of Shelter from the wind. not too much traffic a night. beautiful sunrise. no facilities

Carlos is a nice guy. This is a Toyota garage but dealing more with newer vehicles.

His team is young and inexperienced. They struggled to install shocks on my vehicle.

Went here for an oil change. After two days there still no oil change

They did get the wiring for my 4x4 to work. But they only taped the wires together. I’d expect a proper connection from a dealer mechanic. But it’s working now so….

We stayed there for 3 nights. Nice spots to plant a tent (12,000p/p for 1 night in low season), table, light and electrical system for each spot.
Toilets are very clean but not the showers. Bring your toilet paper. Hot showers in the men's bathroom only. There isn't a kitchen to cook either a roofed-place where we can do it. Bring your own cooking set. There are barbecues that you can use.

Stayed at primitive campsite #12. A short {50yrds) walk to the water and the dock. Nice pit toilet, good size spots and plenty of room for our 25 foot van. does all have fire pits, tables, and tent pads. Sign said "no large RVs" and i wouldn't drive a class A in here, but a large van was no problem. I'm getting 3 to 4 bars of Verizon 4G. $33 per night and they take same day reservations.

Proper Western Union office (not a change). Close at 16:30.

We found a place with a motorhome (length: 6,5m; height: 3,30m). Very nice place with direct view on the volcano. Cheap: we paid 1000pesos/p plus 1000 for motorhome. Showers costs extra (300pesos), but they are very ugly.

The camping still open but you need to ask Tanga and sure he will accomodate you. They only accept cash and restaurant serve only breakfast and lunch.

Há um consenso nas cidades da região em que não se permite estacionamento de Motorhome para dormir nas ruas. No centro de informes Turísticos foi informado que aqui poderíamos pernoitar sem ser incomodados. Aqui estamos, ao lado da passarela que atravessa o Rio Azul.
Há outros Motorhomes estacionados. Não há nada de estrutura.

There is also a road with a few pull-outs just above the sand. Hard-packed dirt.

Runs most of the length of the beach.

Fantastic location.

fine for one night, we had planned to drive to the river spot outside tortel but unfortunately weather was very wet so we opted for dinner out in town instead so for ease stayed here. very quiet during night, copec toilets open close by for free

Ok for a few nights, but it smells a lot inside the Refugio due to the many animals and the services are basic and a bit run down(you get what you pay for ;) ).

Got to be one of our fave spots in Mexico! You can park parallel to the restaurant or down on the beach. No 4x4 needed as there is some concrete/dirt to drive on. I think big rigs would be able to fit fine but there is a bit of a tight turn to get to the beach spot. You can just chill in the hammocks under the restaurant all day and hardly anyone comes down there! Swimming in the sea is pretty good, sunsets and sunrises gorgeous, enjoyed some nice food and drinks at the restaurant and everyone is super friendly.

just as advertised, the road had a little traffic but better than most

The Argentinan steak at the hotel is very good!

We paid 440 pesos cash per night for a double bed. Room is big and clean. Free water dispensers outside room and at reception.

Nice spot with picnic benches, water and bathrooms. A few things to note: The bathrooms were temporarily out of order when we stayed here and there is an active bear warning, so be sure to pack up properly. Otherwise great spot for the night, beautiful trees and a lovely short trail to check out. Wasnt too busy, max 4-5 cars in the parking lot (keep in mind this is winter). As always, be respectful!

Drove out into the desert many campers well spread out lots of room here. There are many paths some deeply rutted but there is a kind of a main road in good shape. Just back up and pick another path if you see something you don't want to drive through.

Spent 5 nights here and we got an upgrade form a 2 bed room chalet to the large 4 bed room house, which was great for the extra room as cyclone Freddy was on the way. Staff are very friendly, free WiFi still around the bar/restaurant, food and service where great during our stay, good Vodacom reception too. The chalets however are in very ‘rustic’ state internally and externally. Everything is very dated, from the front door to the kitchen equipment and matrass’s and towels. The location is great (little hard to get to with a big rig but we did it) but the everything should benefit from a rebuild. I would not come again until this is done.

We felt lucky to snag the last open spot on a very rainy night. Bathroom are spotless and the views from the sites are lovely. It has a bit of an empty feeling due to the fact that there are no communal gathering spaces and no host present. Note that the drive to Caleta Gonzalo to catch the ferry can take nearly an hour.

This is NOT a nice place to stay. The staff wanted 2000KeS and I negotiated them down to 1000 to camp in our RTT. It’s the kind of place that you rent a room by the hour. Lots of vehicles and people coming and going. Didn’t feel at all safe. There on a Friday and the local bar played music all night, still going at 5am. It was incredibly loud. The only place we stayed on a six month trip where we trusted no one. Two guys sat nearby and watched us set up camp, relax (or try to!) and cook. The room with shower was damp, dark and full of mosquitoes. The road was also so noisy all night with trucks. Would not recommend this to my worst enemy!

We slept in the Montana’s parking, we arrived late and it was freazing cold but it was quiet and perfect for a quick night!

We stayed here for 5 nights. There where other vans and it was really quiet at night. We felt very safe and there is 24/7 security. Friendly people. It gets busy during the weekend with Mexicans who are visiting the park, but it quiets down after 5pm. Would definitely stay here again! 200 pesos per night and the toilet is 6 pesos (open until 10pm).

Paradise! What a stunning place. We were the only guests on a weekend and had the small, beautiful beach for ourselves. The owners are super nice, it‘s very calm, light breeze and shade. Perfect to relax!

We stayed here for the night from 10 pm to 8 am and everything was OK. We used van with roof top tent and it was obviously that we using it for sleep. Also there were several stealth vans there.
And nobody disturbed us.
But it was a little bit noisy because of road

As described, small but absolut great place! Everything clean. Small self-service store with drinks and some little food. We could do the laundry (in a huge machine) for 12soles. Electricity 220V, Wifi average to fast at site (in car), good to do some business as well. The hosts are very friendly and helpful.

Was pretty noisy during the night. Would be better to park towards the building facility towards the highway. clean and quiet otherwise with security guards.

we were told to leave my policia....no bueno

Nice and beautiful location, several camping pits, drinking water, quiet, used by the boys scouts, so you can only stay one night

Excelente lugar para motorhome. Descarga de aguas grises y negras, carga de agua potable, puntos de luz a 220v y de agua en diferentes lugares, tachos de reciclaje de residuos, bien nivelado. Sólo le faltaría estar asfaltado.
De momento es el único lugar con todos los servicios que hemos encontrado en el viaje.

Fantastic camp site! Much nicer than the options closer to Mahahual, and fantastic value for money. You can camp just a few metres from the sea on lovely white sand amongst palm trees and well away from the road. We were unlucky with 3 days of strong wind and lots of seaweed, but on a calm day this place would be like paradise. There is a large open room with big picture windows covered in mesh, so you can sit in here and enjoy a breeze and view of the sea but keep away from any bugs or strong wind. Also sun loungers and some hammocks. There is also a kitchen that you can use, and drinking water provided. There is a clean toilet and sink with paper and soap provided (although no toilet seat). There are cold outdoor showers (although water pressure is low). 1 or 2 bars of Telcel - enough for WhatsApp and news, but no more.
There is a nice restaurant (Travel In) a short walk away.
We really enjoyed our stay here. All of this for just 100 pesos per person! 50 for kids.