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Safe and quiet spot for one night. Take care of the chickens ;)

Filomena and Saturnino are just the best hosts! They have great stories to tell about the early days here. Ask if they can cook, delicious salmon or lamb. Super clean facilities. Nice views of Lago negro and a distant glacier.

We came here because the reviews said it was quiet and not a lot of people.
That was far from the truth. It was a nice campsite with a table and fire pit. There's also a rope swing to jump in the water. Great view.
That's where the pros end. A few minutes after we set up camp, people started target practicing with ARs. It was so loud. We don't mind people shooting but it went on for 4 hours and they kept doing it after it got dark. We couldn't sleep. There was also a large dog barking the entire time and some kind of concert going on. It would've been a fantastic spot, but it was the loudest place we've ever camped at.
Looking closer at Google maps we realized too late that we were in a small triangle of the NF and there were houses all around. If we ever come back we will be staying at a campsite farther into the NF.

This place is runned by a family, only locals come here to eat. you have lots of variety of food in sauce or at the dry at barbecue (pollo, pork, tacos, empanadas, potatoes....)
we paid 100 cordobas for 2 person with a juice. they serv the food with rice, frijoles, and salad.

Didn't stay, signs say overnight not allowed and towing enforced

I was unsure about this place, but decided to stay because the Walmart nearby does not allow overnight parking.

There are a few parking lots that are around the museum and I parked on the back side. Blissfully quiet all night

Huge parking lot. Planet fitness in the same lot. Seems safe. Right by the freeway. Dennys was kind enough to let me use their restroom.

Calle 10 muy tranquila y segura,al frente de microempresas de Colombia.

The check-in was $400pesos for dry camping. Wifi was so slow it was not usable for me. The showers were cold and full of mosquitoes. There was a place for washing dishes. we were parked right on the beach by a Palapa with a picnic table which was nice.

We stayed on a Saturday so the restaurant was full. we did not eat there however we heard it was great food. The evening started badly however with numerous 4wheelers riding up and down the beach, at times making circles around behind the campers, stirring up dust. This lasted an hour or two. they finally packed it up and went home, we thought.

At midnight the house behind the campground had a full band play as loud as they possibly could. This lasted until 3am. This was our last evening in Mexico and definitely our worst camping experience. I realize it was Saturday night and this probably won’t happen every night but I sure wish we boondocked instead of staying at this campground. We would not recommend this campground.

Very quiet Cracker Barrel, we were the only ones there. There was a motorhome and trailer at the home depot just up the road. We had wifi from our parking spot.

This lot is permanently closed. They closed it off with a berm. The attendant at the pilot confirmed closure.

Great place to stay the night. There is a machine to pay your $30 to stay the night. The local police do come and check so be sure to display the ticket in your windshield. Nice little town to visit.

$5 showers as others have said. Very clean area but the location in this app is wrong. Just search it on Google and that will take your right to the front door.

Au bout d'un petit chemin en face du restaurant, nous nous sommes stationnés dans l'herbe afin d'être environ au niveau. Cocotiers tout autour, magnifique plage. On nous a conseillé de faire attention à la baignade, les courants sont dangereux.

At the end of a small path in front of the restaurant, we parked in the grass in order to be approximately level. Coconut trees all around, beautiful beach. We were advised to be careful when swimming, the currents are dangerous.

been here twice now. and so far is the perfect location for me, I can fit my 21ft travel trailer. quiet at night, down east from this spot some parts of land are private so "No trespassing" signs can be seen but as far as the spots to camp is national forest land. free camping. low branches so watch your head lol. theres only 1 house across the camping spots lights are on at night but haven't seen the owner yet. in the west entrance of this road there's a emergency phone, it's at a walking distance in case of emergency. No cellular service.

Very friendly family and a relaxing spot amongst the pine forest.
Traffic at night was surprisingly busy.
Would recommend.
we were in a tent with Motorcycles and it was perfect

This Cracker Barrel does not have RV parking spots, as many of them do. We went in to ask for permission to stay the night in our Cruise America C25 RV, and they told us that it was okay to stay, as long as we parked on the left side of the building (if you look at the entrance to the restaurant).

With the restaurant being very busy both in the evening and morning, it is not friendly for big rigs. You got to be able to fit into a parking spot, otherwise you'll be blocking too many spots. The parking spots aren't really level either.

Super kind folks, though, and if you fit into one of the parking spots, you can park right next to the side of the restaurant, and thus use their WiFi while parked there.

The highway wasn't too noisy, but the trains were blaring their horns all throughout the night.

FREE. Emergency accommodation, run by St Vincent de Paul. Primarily for indigent travellers. 4 beds in one dormitory, kitchen and bathroom.

Contact VdP thrift shop at 575-546-7763,
400 S.12th Str. which is opposite the shelter.
Donations accepted.

Great food, ambiance and service! They were very friendly when we said we were vegetarian and made us a delicious spaghetti with eggs, green peas, tomatoes etc. Definitely recommend for anyone in town!
Also owners speak English which was great for me as my french is not so good :)

Clean campsite with friendly staff. Beautiful location, slightly elevated, directly on the sea with an impressive sandy beach and sometimes huge waves. Long walks on the beach. 24 hour security, illuminated at night. We didn't use the sanitary facilities. Discount for seniors (ZAR 210 for 2 people per space). Very suitable for BigRig. Good starting point for Bird Island (1.5 km) and the open-air restaurant Muisbosskerm (4.5 km).

Trata-se de um Estacionamento e Lava a Jato que recebem apenas Van, Kombi, Microônibus ( Volare ) e autos pequenos. Fica ao lado do Corpo de Bombeiros do Recreio. Aceita Pet desde que permaneçam presos, pois na parte traseira do estacionamento existem animais silvestres. Disponibilizam Energia e Água. Ligar para consultar disponibilidade.

Museum Open Weekdays 8-3. Find these stairs for a nicer approach than the road

Slept here for a night, no problems, very quiet area!

Banco Estado for taking money. Don’t know the fee

Nice little campground with water and electric. The cost is $10/night paid to the local police. They come by to collect the fees. There is a time limit of 72 hours so we paid and stayed the full 3 days. Moderate noise level due to the highway nearby and people playing frisbee golf. Will definitely be back if we pass through in the future!

Really nice place to recharge, do laundry or work (Wi-Fi is excellent)

Friendly! 50 soles for a van, secure behind gate.
We could enter, we are 2.56m high. Had a few cm left max 3cm without scratching the roof I quess.
Has a restaurant too.

Beautiful spot. No wind. Road towards good enough for 2WD fan. If it wasn’t that expensive we would have stayed longer. 40 pp/pn, even if we didn’t use the shower which was included. Shaky WiFi at restaurant.

Crossing from Mex to USA - very seamless crossing and the drive to it was perfectly uneventful. **Make sure you stop in Allende at the Banjercito and immegration office if you are crossing to the USA on a weekend!** The offices are closed here on the weekends. Fortunately we realized that before passing Allende, but I could see someone burning 2 hours having to go back to do their paperwork.

Difficult to know the official prices. The Agencies systematically send you to an intermediary who will accompany you for access to the port and the formalities for leaving Egypt at the border post located in the port. It is true that leaving Egypt with your own vehicle is also complicated. A little less than entering Egypt from Sudan but well worth a few hours of waiting.
We paid US$520 for our vehicle and 2 people with a VIP cabin equipped with toilets and a hot shower. Excellent night on board.
We returned to the port of Safaga around 7:30 p.m. - Departure of the Poseidon company boat at 4 a.m. - arrival at 1.30 p.m. - exit from the port of Douba at 6.30 p.m. Entry into Saudi Arabia is normally very quick but a computer failure at immigration slowed down our registration. Police and customs officials really bothered by our wait. Arrival in Douba before leaving the boat, payment of the port tax of SR460 in cash or Visa card. No other costs when arriving at the Saudi border post, except for the vehicle insurance to be taken from the container on the right before leaving the port. 460Rsaudians for 3 months.
Our "facilitator" at port Safaga, Brahim: +201069296703 (which takes US$30 for the service out of the $520 paid for crossing and all port and customs taxes at Safaga)