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polideportivo muy tranquilo, funciona como camping durante la fiesta del pueblo que es en enero. por eso tiene todos los servicios, parrilleros, mesas, baños, duchas (frías), electricidad. muy amables

A great free campground, with running toilets. Plenty of room to spread out and not be too close to any other campers. Would recommend if you just need to get out. There are also some nearby trails for simple walking. Camp host was very cordial. Good cell signal, T-Mobile.

Great place just as described by others. Has just about everything you could need including a large vending machine area with big seating area and free use of microwave. Excellent location only about 10 minutes drive from historic Quebec.

Very dirty place, not for swimming!
Would not go there again!

Passamos 1 noite. Tem um ponto de energia no poste e um morador ali do lado autorizou q pegar um pouco de água. De dia é movimentado, a noite não muito. Vimos um pessoal que vai lá para fumar. O pessoal da guarda municipal que estava por lá final do dia disse que o local é tranquilo para ficar.

TA truck stop. Plenty of parking. Express Pizza Hut, Burger King and poppies.

Stopped to get air in the tire. Saw they had express Pizza Hut so decided to grab food and watch a movie before settling in for the night. Several larger class c rvs here. Plenty of parking.

Good choice of tyres for motobikes and cars. The owner is really nice and he took care of us immediately with our 2 motobikes.
He can order specific tires if it's needed.

We parked infront of tourist office in the carpark, open wifi, toilets and tap from YPF.

Amazing spot near Grand Canyon! Free, peaceful, plenty off space. On the road there is a lot of spot you can choose from, a lot of them have a fire rig.
We were there for two nights, made a fire both of the nights it was amazing. The sky is great to see at night!
There was some people around with us. Some with tents some with van and some trailers.
The road is in flat and gravely but not much to worry about.
This place is free and amazing please be mindful, pack it in, pack it out!
Enjoy 😄

We found a roadside between 2 dirt tracks.
It’s hard not to be seen from the road but we arrived late and left early for Etosha.
Only a few cars/trucks passed by.

I tried the below comment trick with no luck.
We have to queue and have our SIM card purchased to the guy outside, took 2 hours 30…
No need to go to the police station, they managed with only our passeport.
20NAD for the SIM card, 65NAD for 3Go avalaible 7 days (super aweh).
You can buy up to 5 on the same time and active them when you wish.

1 hour 15 in total, it was a busy day.

Angola side was 15 minutes, first stop is for passeport at the booth on the left, drive a little further to hand out you too to the booth on the right.

Namibia, go inside to get the form, fill it in and queue in line to get your stamp.
Pay the road tax in the same office, master card was OK.
Office next door for CPD or TIP.

Gorgeous spot. On the edge of the city in a beautiful garden, lawn, nice flat and with good mobile coverage. Warmly recommended.

As everyone says, “no problem.” Most RVs were in the overflow lot which is farther from the freeway, but we were behind the hotel. Was fine. We were going to eat at the casino restaurant but every single item (except fries) had meat.

Nice campground with 75 camping spots some by the water. No one else camping when arrived. $10 per night $2 for each additional person. No showers or running water just toilets.

Was quiet until 1:45am when woken by someone revving a car engine, 2:00am car honking horn, 2:30am gunshots.. 2:45am car revving engine again. I left by 3:00am

We spent a day with Leo and it was wonderful ! We stayed overnight at the Balneario Indillamas and walked from there back over the bridge and left to the village.
He took us on a tour to the forest, explained a lot about medicinal plants, took us on a little Canoe tour, let us try blow dart and involved us in small ceremonies. We also had lunch and the kids danced for us. For a whole day we payed 25$ p.p. Since the money is for the community and is used for protecting and regrowing the forest, we didn’t want to negotiate. If you want to try Ayuhuasca or San Pedro, Leo needs a few days for preparation. Very nice jungle experience!

Completely empty campground but no sign stating closure. No fee envelopes as previously mentioned. I’m traveling solo and felt a bit creeped out so moved on but could be a good spot for a braver camper!

Great dispersed campsite. Quiet. 1 other camper at another site

I stayed here two nights (not in a row). There were multiple other people both nights (around 6 or so), ranging from RVs to vans to cars. Everyone was quiet and it's distanced from any major roads so I didn't hear much road noise. Bless this Bass Pro Shops! Seems to be the best place in Colorado Springs.

15 designated campsites, clean, safe, beautiful views. Road in is great quality, some sites looked real muddy depending on weather. Fills up by sunset, saw several rigs looking for spaces after they were all full.

Arrived around 5pm and found 12 or more campers. Lots of room and we choose a river front lot. We took advantage of water and electricity for $28Can. Had eagles nesting across the river. Nice host couple and we’ll keep up.

Grand stationnement dd gravel en bordure de la route et du chemin de fer. Nous avons eu la visite dd 3 trains au cours de la nuit, klaxon inclus. Aucun autre dérangement, plusieurs services à proximité. C’est une place pour arriver tard et partir tôt.

Nice flat space with a view. Lots of room for rigs of all sizes.

Small track on the right hand side of the road towards the hot springs - leads down to the rivers edge. Suitable for a big car or 4x4. Easy to park up and camp by the water

Spent a couple of nights here: 2 people + 1 dog in a Ford Transit van.

Awesome vibes at this place. Marcos is super kind and you can tell this place is only going to keep improving.

We thought it was great for the price. We paid Q50 per night. I would recommend messaging Marcos ahead of time to make sure there is space to park. There is only enough space for 2-3 vehicles. Anything longer than a Ford Transit/Sprinter type van will probably not fit.

We loved:
-shower with great pressure
-flush and compost toilets with toilet paper
-drinking water!
-common area had a long table to work from
-full kitchen
-good spot to launch a paddle board (just have to wade through a bit of mud first)

There are loads of organic foods being grown, and we hope some day soon Marcos can offer whatever is in season for purchase 👍🏼 I saw loads of kale that I wanted to eat!

Marcos also does hiking tours, but we didn’t do any.

If you want to explore San Juan and San Pedro, I recommend stopping here and walking or taking a tuktuk into San Pedro. I drove all throughout San Pedro and one wrong turn puts you down the tightest roads I’ve ever driven. Plus you have to pay a Q5-10 town tax for each town, so you may as well leave your car and take a tuktuk.

San Juan has an amazing energy to it. Really friendly people all around the city. I felt like a local for the 2 days I was there.

Note: the parking area isn’t totally flat, but we leveled out easy enough with two maxtrax boards and angling at a 45 degree angle towards the hostel.

A laundromat that is open 24 hrs ! Not in the best part of town. But close to the Highway

This place was a bit easy to miss from the road, and I ended up having to backtrack. I got there about 5 pm, and the first spot already had someone there. I was nervous about going up to the higher spots because I had like 0 offroading experience, but I ended up getting to the top spot with very little difficulty in my nissan rogue. Slept peacefully and had no one else around me. When I came back down the next morning at around 5 am, I noticed a total of 3 different car campers were all crammed into the spot at the bottom and no one else tried to come up the hill. Glad I went for it despite my nerves. I was a bit surprised so many people were there, even on a random Wednesday in May. Seems to be a very popular camping spot with the limited availability in the area and the proximity to the AMR parking area a couple minutes down the road. Definitely some road noise all throughout the night since it is right next to the road, but it wasn't bad. Absolutely no T-Mobile service.

Agriturismo that offers camping for campers. it has a decent playground for kids. offseason we paid 15 euro per night for 2 adults and 2 kids. unsure what electricity costs.

Complex with rooms and cabanas. Outside patio, pool, place to cook. Average Wifi. Good secured parking. Paid 6000 for a room for 2. Nice quiet place to stop late in the season