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210 rand per person. We didn’t feel welcome here at all so we didn’t actually stay.

Um Camping Super Reservado, bem estruturado com acesso interno para o Rio Quente com águas cristalinas e mornas. O rio fica dentro do terreno do Camping, anda o equivalente 30 a 40 metros até as águas !
O local conta com estrutura de água e energia eletrica para motorhome, e também banheiros.

O preço em Maio de 2023 foi extremamente honesto, R$ 25,00 por pessoa/diária, o estacionamento na parte interna do terreno não é cobrado, sendo assim, pagamos R$ 50,00 por dia em casal.

Ficamos 3 dias por aqui. Tudo muito tranquilo e sem surpresas. Recomendo e retornaria com certeza a esse local.

Reserved Camping, well structured with internal access to the Rio Quente with crystalline and warm waters. The river is inside the Camping grounds, walk the equivalent of 30 to 40 meters to the waters! The site has water and electricity structure for motorhome, and also bathrooms. The price in May 2023 was extremely honest, BRL 25.00 per person/night, parking inside the lot is not charged, so we paid BRL 50.00 per day as a couple. We stayed 3 days here. All very smooth and without surprises. I recommend and would definitely return to this place.

This place is permanently closed.

View of Red Canyon if you walk over to it. Lots of wood chopped down and dispersed in piles, open wild camping, unusually fast internet. Great sight this close to Bryce.

CORRECTION:
We paid US$ 56.00 for four loads wash and dry. Still very expensive.

23 dollars for a tent site for our van.
Here in May, can't imagine being here in the summer months, has got to be mosquito infested.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

no overnight parking. you will get a ticket :(

Recent management changes and no overnight parking allowed

Fine for a night. Nice view of the cove. Local traffic, some people driving by just to check us out, doing a u turn and heading back the way they came, none of them came over to talk to us. Finally got out of van to talk to next gawker, told them we were staying the night and heading to the ferry as soon as the ice breaker can chop it out of the ice.

We meant to go to Lynx Campground 2.8 miles off 134. However the last mile turned out to be snowy/icy and we turned back. We found this flat area by the road with a fire pit. It’s quiet and pretty.

Basic hotel, not very comfortable, but fine for one night. No heating, hot shower. Big and secure parking lot (big rig friendly). Funny, sweet and helpful host. 100 BOL per person (breakfast is 30 BOL per person extra). Fast wifi.

This place is permanently closed.

Great spot with wide views of the Sierras. Easy road to get to. Site is not huge

This place is definitely open, it’s confusing because it’s only for when people are leaving Argentina and entering Chile, hence the confusion. Those reporting it as shut are heading to Argentina and are seeing the old buildings for exiting Chile which have now been integrated into the facilities in Argentina on the other side of the pass, with the entry into Argentina

Dispersed camping spot just outside red feathers, and like 1 miles off of Manhattan Rd, there's a big burnt area so expect to see logging activities.
pulled my camper on this road with no issues.

just random hostel. one of the cheapest and have secure motorbike parking at the side alley.
next to enduro bike shop that also repair dual sport

The water tap does not work….no Water

Conveniently located near de ring road, this campsite offers spots for campers and tents. price of 1800 ISK pppn includes clean showers, toilets and the user of a big communal kitchen/diner. No electricity on sites!

Clear sign of Day Use area. To bad, it looked like a great site!

We slept here for a night. It was a quiet and almost nobody goes around. Good place to sleep.

this spot is very nice when you will visit Bagdad. the Place is safety and security check the place. the security is very friendly. we drive by Taxi to the old streets in town an we pay 10.000 Dinar. also a other Family Yesterday. a local tell us the price is ok. the old streets are very interesting and you can buy everything. souvenirs and old things. we eat at the restaurant Zoka in the Park and the price was ok, for 3 Pizza and french fries &water 30$.
only the birds in the small cage is not ok!

*in the Night it is very loud from the street and a lot of locals go in the Park aaannnd!!!! don't park in the front of the park!!!! in the night 3:00am!!! they make all at the park with poison fog for killing the Moskitos!!! it was terrible and smell like oldeggs!!!!

it is a good parking place to get to the old streets of baghdad. the staff is very friendly and the car is guarded. we took a taxi to the old town. there are souvenirs and magnets. in the zoka restaurant the price is ok. for 3 pizza and fries&water 30$. the birds in the cramped cages are terrible!
do not park directly at the park!!!! at 3:00 a.m. everything was sprayed with poison mist to destroy the insects. disgusting and it smells disgusting all night. it is very loud from the street! the car cinema is closed

Total Sites: 6

This site on the Lower Salmon River is a frequent put-in spot for floating the Lower Salmon River. Visitors can camp, fish and picnic here too. Several large beaches provide perfect swimming opportunities. BLM recreation sites attached to this stretch of river are Island Bar, Lucile, Old Lucile, Shorts Bar, Slate Creek, Skookumchuck, White Bird, and Hammer Creek. Be sure to check those sites for more information and amenities for boat ramps or camping.

For river maps, authorized outfitters and shuttle services, see the links below. https://www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/files/documents/files/Media-Center_Public-Room_Idaho_Lower-Salmon-River-Guide_HammerCreek-HellerBar_1.pdf

Fee Description:
Camping $7 per night per camper/$4 per additional vehicle not in tow per night. Camping only allowed at designated numbered camp sites.

Latitude/Longitude:
45.89027778, -116.3325
Directions:
Approximately 11 miles south of Cottonwood, idaho on Graves Creek Road

Phone:
208-962-3245
Email:
[email protected]

The BLM Shoup Bridge Recreation Site is a small, convenient campground that accommodates both RVs and tents located on the main Salmon River. The site is named after George Shoup, the first Governor of Idaho, who later became a U.S. Senator. The area is shaded with cottonwood trees and is a popular launch site for rafters and anglers. Only hatchery steelhead, identifiable by a clipped adipose fin, can be kept and barbless hooks are required.

Fee Description:
$5/night

Latitude/Longitude:
45.09805556, -113.8933333
Directions:
South of Salmon, Idaho on Highway 93. Travel south from Salmon on Highway 93 for five miles.

Nice spot, next to a river. Flat surface. Quiet. Drive to El Grado. A-138. Before crossing little river Barranco de los Ariños go right (just before the bridge). Then all the way to the end.

Very annoying and it takes a long time.
First day bring your application. In the street are copy shops for copies and they can also help you to get the paper work right.
We had a mistake so we had to do it again the next day (permanent adress needs to be an adress in Nepal).
About one week later you have to go there again for an interview, or we and some others just had a phone interview.
Another week or so later you can bring them your passport and pay about 14.500 Rupees
Next day go there again for pick up.
People with e-visa can apparently use this to get back to India over land, at least it worked for others and they wasted three weeks of waiting and 200€ for nothing.

Worst immigration ever. It seemed they have seen a India visa for the first time. Apparently you can also go back to India when you already have an e-visa. It worked for others and they cancelled the sticker visa from Kathmandu embassy. We were also aksed for an e-visa.

nice but indeed small.
i parked my van just outside the camp space there is also some room and looks like a small parking place.
straight to the camping place.

see picture.

there is also a shelter / wooden cabin where you can stay for free.

i walked the trail, 3.2 km.
goes around the lake.

for a swim there is 200 meters to the road a good place.

can go in the water at camping site but not ideal.