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Spent few nights here with other vans. Amazing spot! Locals are really friendly. Few people around during the day, quiet at night. Nice restaurants and shower spot at the village close by.

Stayed 1 night. Levelled spot in the back on concrete. Coming from the jungle, it’s really cold here. Kind staff that lives here. Music from 6am to 8pm but it was not too loud. Bitel signal

When we arrived there were no other campers, so we went in, had some food and asked if we could stay. No problem! They even have big parking lots for RVs behind the building.
Later two more rigs joined us.
The night was relatively dark and quiet, no one bothered us.
They have no wifi for their customers.
Looks like there is something like a stripclub nearby. We felt safe anyways.

Ótimo lugar para ficar estamos no 3º dia lugar são seguro e tranquilo, ha chuveiros e com certeza possibilidade de conseguir agua para encher a caixA, mas preferimos continuar tomando banho noa choveiros pois à noite e bem tranquilo e de boa para tomar banho com sabonete e tudo mais. Aqui é um estacionamento público e não há cobrança, bem de frente ao mar achei top. @canaleunaosoudaqui no youtube e instagran, pode chamar lá se precisar de Ajuda.

Great place to stay, we are on the 3rd day, the place is safe and quiet, there are showers and certainly the possibility of getting water to fill the tank, but we prefer to continue showering in the rain showers as at night it is very quiet and good for showering with soap and everything else. This is a public parking lot and there is no charge, right in front of the sea I thought it was great. @canaleunaosoudaqui on YouTube and Instagram, you can call there if you need help.

I’m touring cycling the country. I normally look for a wild camping spot. Here, in this park, the municipality has a cortesy room/shelter with carpets where you can sleep overnight. Very basic but good enough if outside is raining. Ask permission to the security guard. Friendly guy.

several RVs here. relatively quiet but the road behind the CB does have a fair amount of traffic.

the place was quite ok. during the day a lot of traffic because of the nearby road. pretty quiet at night.

It's true that some parts of this road to Curacautín are quite bumpy for a 2WD and steep at the same time.

Quiet place next to the river. Nice landscape. Clean. Weak Claro signal. Absolutely no noise during the night.

A place in the wild close to season lake (lake is created from melting snow). Road is bumpy and is required to have AWD. In spring a high FWD can reach the site with caution. There are walking trails for enthusiasts of walking in nature. No signal reception.

Beautiful overlook on a looped road right off the Natchez Trace Parkway. Was quiet with occasional dogs barking in the valley below. As mentioned, there's a bathroom a short drive down the road. Trash can and a picnic table available. Sunrise over the valley was amazing!

Clean, friendly, easy. Safe stop. Would recommend.

BAD EXPERIENCE, NOT RECOMMENDED FOR WOMEN ALONE.
I stayed 2 nights camping in tents with a friend, all seemed good until it got dark. The owner, Victor, made a lot of noise late in the night, and the second night got worse, he got very drunk and started yelling at 4am next to our tents "let's go party", then he even shaked my tent strongly insisting on it. I would have felt really insecure if I was travelling along, as he just went for my tent and not the one from my friend (male).

MALA EXPERIENCIA, NO LO RECOMIENDO A MUJERES VIAJANDO SOLAS.
El lugar parece agradable, estuve 2 noches acampada con 1 amigo.
La primera noche el dueño hizo bastante ruido cerca de nuestras tiendas, pero fue mucho peor la segunda noche. El dueño, Victor, se emborrachó mucho, estuvo haciendo mucho ruido bastante rato más tarde de medianoche y a las 4am empezó a gritar a nuestras tiendas "vamonos de fiesta!!". Llegó incluso a sacudir mi tienda bastante fuerte hasta que salió mi amigo a confrontarlo.
No me hubiera sentido nada segura estando sola, y creo que su actitud fue precisamente de ir a molestar y acosar a la chica que había en su hospedaje.

We drove in right before sunset on a Sunday evening! we have a truck camper, so we were looking for a place to stay. We drove by signs and read signs that said we would have to pay $10. Unfortunately there is no website, so be sure to bring $10 cash! Trust me it’s worth it for the views, hiking, and peace and quiet.

Good night. Only some cars in the night.

An amazing place to camp. Thank you for posting it. To get there as said, good 4x4 skills necessary. Easier from the village in the north., but the road is narrow, too. In the morning we saw chinchillas and eagles in the rocks.

Good place for a night or two, everything seems clean. Wanted 60 soles for a matrimonial, talked them down to 50. WiFi with good download and bad upload speeds. Staff very nice, they’ll let you use the kitchen, stove, pots etc. Hot water only from 7pm on.
There is a bigger-ish tienda downstairs with better prices than the nicer looking Tienda Antay.

Perfectly quiet during low season. Stunning views.

First come first serve camping on Magazine Mountain. We went into the Visitor Center to ask about camping and they told us that all the camping spots were taken and to use recreation.gov for reservations. As we were walking out, she mentioned, unless you want no hook ups. Then there's primitive camping spots here, as she points to the map, and she said it's ok to camp in our van. We drove there and there were some tents, and a couple of truck campers, and best of all, a couple of open spots, one of which could easily fit or 24' van. There's nice put toilets and trash cans. No water, but one could probably go into the full hook up sure about 1 mile away to get water. Great Verizon signal. Tons of hiking trails.

Arrived at 2:30pm and were not allowed to drive any further. Asked the guy at the little shop if we could spend the night. No problem.
Quiet at night (no dogs or roosters) but the locals came driving up from 5:00am. I'd recommend starting your hike early, anyway. When we came back at around 9:45am there were dozens of tour busses bringing hundreds of tourists.

Seems like they don't allow vehicles up to this point, anymore. You should spend the night at the pin "Free Parking". The other place is way quieter, anyway. (no dogs or roosters at night)
Either start the hike early (at latest 7:00am) or later (around 2:00pm). In between that time frame, there are hundreds of other tourists.

We spent a night here after crossing the border. It is a small and very quiet town. It parks in the main square, we feel very safe. The square has electricity, drinking water, bathrooms in the mayor's office and there is the police station. The town is very nice, it has many typical graffiti from Honduras!

2 large pull outs along a small dirt road off buckhorn road. Right side of the road is private property (some cattle ranch) but the pull outs are before the no trespassing sign. Just follow the road along until you see a y-crossing. Right is private, the road continues left.

Amazing views, mostly level.

We could reach the spot with our 25ft RV even though it was a tiny bit narrow due to some bushes.

Stayed one night here. Absolutely gorgeous. Took the dogs for a run on the beach as well.

camping avec services eau et électricité. C'est désorganisé un peu. Bien des bateaux occupent des emplacements. Superbe beau au niveau de la plage à quelques mètres au bout du camping. Réception ordinaire du wifi. je vous suggère de vous installer au fond du camping

stayed here in our van.arrived around 8pm and there was several spots open. there were specific spots for RV parking and Truck parking. Two security/patrol cars parked next to bathrooms and patrol officer seen walking around throughout the night and thru our departure @ 10am. Beautiful view east of Organ Mtns. Bathrooms were clean as were the covered pavilions. Close to Las Cruces. Great stop.

The campground is in a beautiful setting, and generally very clean. The reception staff is very nice and helpful. The campsites are a bit tight, like sardines in a can. Literally; facing forward, facing backward :-)

easy and safe place to stay the night. pretty quiet too.

cost 20$ for oversize parking for the whole day.

I spend 2 nights here ,very beautiful camping , whit lot of trees and birds, the view to the mountains is amazing, very clear, very comfortable, I loved this place.