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Water's here! No hose so bring your own. Get some air while you're at it...

Illegal . See sign no public parking. Need 40 characters

Spigot next to the outdoor bathrooms, check with the people inside before filling up to make sure it’s cool with them. We just filled up our 3 gallons for the day it not sure if they would be alright with filling massive water tanks on RVs or not.
Super chill people so be cool to them!

So many great places up here! Shortly after the road entrance there’s a pull out with pit toilets if you have a need. Then head up the hill for plenty of spots. I arrived on a weeknight; probably busy on weekends. Good Verizon and Cricket (AT&T). I would recommend cars, all size vans, trailers up to 20’.

Pit toliet- kinda gross but good in a pinch

Reasonable prices, free soap, and first-time visitors get a free dryer cycle! Also clean bathroom and wifi and seating

we paid 58$ for two adults for one night. showers are 2$ for 4 minutes. self check in possible. really low water pressure. 150Mb od WiFi is free, more can be purchased

Sign posted saying "Opening soon! Friday 5/12 subject to change."

Let us fill up the tank for local price without any problems (chilean plate).

Good prices with large meals. Relaxed vibe and good drinks. Staff were not very friendly, so we didn’t give a tip.

nice campground with over 35+ spots
full kit ones for 40$/night
basic ones with water for 25$/night
coin shower 50¢/3min
on the opposite side of the road from the water

800p for a double room with King size bed. Clean. Outside looks recently remodeled. Much better value than rooms near the water. Inner courtyard for parking for regular height vehicles only. Street parking also available.

this place is for free. sometimes a guy ask for 500rps parking fee per day but its not true. you don't have to pay anything.

Problème, nous n’avons pas été capable d’y avoir accès car il y avait des trains qui bloquaient l’accès donc important si vous choisissez cet endroit d’avoir un plan B

This is a private lot with a for sale sign posted. There are about 15-20 semis parked/stored here. Noisy and exposed on main hwy.

the showers are only working in high season. May 10th still not working

Arrived late in the evening, 3 vehicles already present but was able to find a spot. Definitely will take some photos in the morning.

Did not see any sign saying that we could not overnight park. Woke up to an empty parking lot. Really relaxing overall

There’s a sign at the entrance directing RV to park at particular areas. We concluded it’s okay to spend a night here. Besides, there were already a few campers in the parking lot. As a result we didn’t check inside. It had been raining hard and we didn’t go out to check out. But it’s been quiet without any issues. When we headed out from the other entrance/exit in the morning, we did notice a small sign saying something about No Overnight parking.

We've been there on mother's day, and it was a blast ! Great vibe in the village, definitely not used to see foreigners but really friendly. I recommend the "Bunker de México" to eat next to the square, the food was even better than in Mexico (quesabirria at least!!)

Place to sleep is quite calm and guarded, we could use toilets of the alcada.

strong wifi reaching out to the parking lot.

Warning - con artists here ripping people off.

Price is posted and I only needed about 60 pesos of propane to fill our half full 20 lb tank.

The attendant
1) cleared his machine so the amount put in no longer showed.
2) said I owed 500 peso.
3) when I said no, and tried to reason with the guy he became very threatening. He would not give me my tank, and had a buddy come over - both were big guys and being very aggressive in manner and demeanor

Since this was obviously deliberate, I expect the would do anything to get that extra money that of course went into his pocket.
Get propane anywhere else.

I pointed out it was not 500, and he has a buddy with him and both were very aggressive

Just avoid it and so you don't have to pay (we have Jordan pass) but we didn't pay for the truck because we entered by a small village nearby. We met a lot of nice beduins, some of them ask if you want to make a jeep ride or camel ride. Some just come to say hello or to invite us to sleep in their camp. If you say no they don't insist. We slept 2 nights in wadi rum, wild camp near rocks, 4x4 needed to go everywhere.

Nice spot. Full bars AT&T (with a cell booster). Easy drive in. Next to highway so occasional car noise.

nice and cheap hotel, parking for all kind of vehicles. Very warm welcome from Yanis and his parents. 26€ on booking good breakfast included.

I am a cyclist so was very happy to be able to meet Peter ( the teacher).
He was happy to help me to get a good & secure place for the night. I put my tent inside a classroom. the toilet is on the right side of the classrooms behind the Bar/shop. There is also a shower place nit for from toilet. ask for water shop Guy. Nobody serves food for me, just selling stuff in the shop.

Very nice place belonging to the government next to Etosha Park entrance (15Km) with accommodation like hotel and place for camping too.
We stayed at a very clean and big room with A/C, 2 single beds and hot shower. Price : 540 namibian dollars.
They told me that camping is also allowed with tents or motorhome and electricity is available. Price 130 namibian dollars.
Restaurant is very good. We ate nice buffet for 100 and they sell cold beer for 25. We loved this place!

Very beautiful and quiet place. The shower is great and the water is hot...good after long driving from rumänia to bulgaria

Small gravel parking lot on the road down to Florence beach. Follow ‘beach’ signs to the right on the road, parking lot is on the right about half way down. Don’t drive all the way down to the beach as there is no room to turn around. Quiet spot with beautiful sandy beach. No ‘no parking’ signs.

Follow the little used track from the main road. quite bumpy and rough in our 2wd van but check conditions. this small pull in is enough for one van, we levelled with rocks. very quiet, nice views of mountains and town. No one passed us while we were here.