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Buen lugar para pasar la noche frente a la Iglesia, si está el puesto de choripán se le puede pedir electricidad y hay wifi gratis. Cerca estación de servicio con wc

A little loud but earplugs got rid of that problem. Sometimes a little stinky if there is a cattle truck in the truck lot. Lots of car parking and very few overnighters on a Sunday night.

24 hour welcome center good place to sleep for a bit

Perguntamos se podíamos dormir e o pessoal da informações turísticas foram super simpáticos.

Nos indicaram usar as tomadas nas palmeiras que ficam no canteiro central que foram eles mesmos que colocaram, falaram que podíamos usar a água e até ofereceram a senha do wi-fi.

Passamos uma noite e foi super tranquilo.

The Hirz Bay Group 1 Campground sits on the McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake in a forest of oak and Manzanita. A variety of recreational activities are offered here, including a nearby boat ramp for water sports and a hiking trail. This camp is ideal for groups of up to 120 people.

I would not recommend coming here. This place has clearly fallen into a state of disrepair since the last reviews were written. The showers are no longer working, there are pit toilets but no toilet roll and no running water to the sink. There’s no food on offer. The common area was piled high with junk so we couldn’t use it. We were able to wash up our dishes in the kitchen but only after we got the owner to clear a huge mound of dirty dishes that looked like they hadn’t been touched in weeks.

There were approx. 5 people who as far as we could tell live on the site along with the owner, no one was rude but also no one was particularly friendly (eg. We weren’t told where anything was we just had to figure it out ourselves/ ask). We were made to feel as if we were crashing at someone’s house and they were doing us a favour letting us stay rather than us being paying guests. Note: we were the only guests staying so might be different if you visit when others are here but not sure. We just felt as if the people running the site had never had guests stay before - which obviously is a completely different experience from the other reviewers so might be a new owner?

Also if you’re staying in a van you have to park up at the main entrance as the path down to the beach is too narrow to drive down - so it’s not really beach side camping unless you’re in a tent. The beach is lovely and peaceful with a beautiful view of the mountains but unfortunately we didn’t feel that was worth the money we paid. You can get that some view for free just by wild camping along this coast.

Lastly there are 3 dogs roaming free on the site, they were lovely and friendly during the day but at night seemed to bark and anything and everything so as a result we kept getting woken up.

We paid 900 som for the night (sleeping in our van).

free camping at rest stop for self contained vehicles. pit toilet. road is quiet at night. 10 min drive from lake tikapo. very convenient. 4g phone reception with onenz. if you have a dog. the adjacent fields are poisoned for pests don't let you dogs get over the fence

Murrabit District Market on Saturdays.

Public Toilets.

second toll for the second part of the road, same price than the first one.

Diesel was available today for 305 per liter. No clue about the quality. The other fuel station in the village didn't have diesel.

The only non-flat spot we found on our drive from Beyneu to Bozoi to have a bit of shelter from the wind. Not a special spot but better than in the middle of the steppe.

Lake near the village. A man came early evening to ask what we did, seemed to be living in a house at the lake, likely fisherman or ranger. He had no problem with us staying for a night. Locals come here to swim, the kids enjoy shallow water near the shore. Several similar spots more to the Southeast with probably less local visitors.

The gate was closed at 12:30 yesterday, on-one around. As it was 40°C, and no shade anywhere, I did not bother to try calling the number posted in the window.

Free parking.
Plenty of space.
The site is very busy.
There is a lot of action here, as there are nearby attractions - observation tower, old ships, sculptures, pier, beach.

its kind of cool this industriul surrounding.

at sunset a cool vieuw with the big ships in the pier and they lights.

bring earplugs.

its noisy by the ships, youth, etc

toilet's 0,40 € / water
caffe machine 1,40€

there is a inter active tourist 'thing' computer touch screen were all info over town is on.

free pit toilett on the beach.

We were able to extend our TIP for another 30 days here.

Finally received visa after a week. Frist issues were that the online system could not process payments. That took a few days to fix. Once working we did our applications online and paid. My German partner received his visa within 48 hours (we paid for express) €230. He provided Hotel Reservation and Passport and Yellow Fever.
I had more issues as they wanted flight tickets, invitation letter, International driver’s license, car docs etc. took 5 days for mine to be approved. Had to wait it out. Once we received our online approval letter with QR code, we decided to go to the embassy to get the visa sticker in our passports. They took biometrics photos of us, along with finger prints and then printed visa sticker for passport.

Note: No manual visas for Cameroon, online only - evisacam.cm
They will print it for you once confirmed.
Opens at 8:30am till 12pm and then in the afternoon at 2:30 till 5.

La Lopé National Park. Big park, beautiful- offers walks and safari drives.

The fountain dosn’t seem to exist anymore…

Bankomat Eskhata. Good ATM with cash and accepting visa. You can get somonis and dollars

noisy , but we were 4 , feel safe, ok for a night

Storage under roof, but no other
services provided (like starting the engine, etc.).
Very close to the airport.
350 Rand/month!
Contact Michael de Witt in advance: +27 (72) 224-7080

Cool place! Nobody nearby. So cool to see this plane and imagine adventure story.

Nice Western style restaurant, burgers, pasta, pizza, salads and more. Lovely indoor and outdoor seating.

Seems to be no more usable : a policeman came by bike and told us it wasn't permitted to sleep here.
He bring us to the "campground" 500 meters before (direction to San Antonio) : nothing but the nice view to the lake, quiet and safety. 100 pesos per person for the night.

We stayed here 10 days, waiting for our Ghana visa, cleaning our car and staff and visiting Abidjan. Private room with private bathroom (hot water) in a nice villa. Really Really clean. Fast and perfect WiFi. We can use the kitchen. A lot of facilites around. The car is parked in front of the house in the street, safe because inside a guarded cité (but maybe not adapted for truck, better asking to the owner Sébastien first). You can book on airbnb or they have website (aristocratedabidjan.com). We paid 15000 cfa per night for 2 personns. Marie and Julie who take care of the house are really friendly and helpfull. Really enjoyed our stay here !

Good ratio quality price for a hotel right in centre de Punta del Este. Secured underground parking. Was $33usd for a room or $43 with breakfast. Breakfast includes many options: cold cuts, toasts, medialuna, pastries, fruits, coffee, tea, yoghurt, cereals.

As others said, basic rooms, close to the center, secure parking for midsize motorbikes in the house, friendly owner.
We paid for a double room with bath
BOL 90.

Super strong WiFi on Parkinglot of Canadian Tire

Official Toyota Service Center. very good workshop. I had to change the shock absorber connecting the two front wheels of my Toyota Land cruiser 1979. They had the spare part on stock and made some other small repairs. Very satisfied.

This is crown land at the end of unmarked no exit road. Large open area for any size rig. Area today is about 3 or 4 acres. Flooded low area we couldn't drive through to go more inland. Staging or unloading area for atv ers and snowmobiles. Highway noise.