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on ne peut plus dormir pleins de panneaux no overnight et des caméras partout

Parking is prohibited here, only for the employees of Montreal city.

Overnight parking is NOT allowed, officer showed up to let me know I would probably be cited.

The dumpstation is closed for the season on April 11th.

We stayed overnight in the carpark no problem, quiet once the businesses closed down and we were the only ones there. A good nights sleep. We paid 2000 won to park our vehicle here so assumed that allowed us to keep it there overnight.! A toilet nearby .

Unfortunately, they really closed that place 2 weeks ago.

The Natue Center is a quiet, pleasant park. it features a river, a few bogs, and a diverse ecosystem. My friend and I enjoyed our time here with the stillness and diversity this park had to offer.

open: Sunrise - Sunset

Um lindo por do sol e uma noite tranquila de sono. No prédio ao lado há tomadas. Se tiver uma extensão longa dá para se conectar na energia à noite.

free overnight parking ,easy acces for rv 25 feet little bumpy. were are not alone. little road noise. beatiful sunset grts from Belgium

Several parking lots right at the beach. Very nice and quiet at night. We spent 4 nights here, felt very safe. Good surfing. Town with grocery store in walking distance. What a beautiful spot!

The rooms have been newly renovated and everything is clean. Typical truck stop. Ideal for an overnight stay. A restaurant that is well attended. I paid 30,000 COP for a room.

An open tap that can be used to freely fill water tanks etc. Left hand side of the car park when one is facing water view. Next to a picnic table.

Staying the night - I’m in the paved parking lot rather than the dirt parking lot or down by the water. I was skeptical of this spot as I usually avoid parks. As expected, there were people driving through throughout the night (Thursday). Notable around 2am a car with what I presume was a group of kids, blasting their music and partying. No officials asked me to move (so far, I’m writing this at 2am), but if you’re getting people driving through at all hours of the night it puts me a little on edge. It probably would have been quieter over in the dirt lot, but there was already another campervan in the paved lot and I decided to avoid the deserted area because I’d feel more exposed if I ran into trouble, so I stayed here. I’m sure you could stay here without issue, it just might come down to chance and personal preference! The kids haven’t paid me any attention as of now, so hopefully they keep away and leave eventually.

Very nice and pleasant park with beautiful view of the city. we felt safe. Toilets, showers and water available. Very good 4g

Some people come in the night but juat wave me and go to their business, amazing spot but must be crowded in summers

Good hotel - secure compound safe parking. Comfortable court yard.
Clean rooms, western toilets, hot water, breakfast included, WIFI, money exchange, friendly helpful English speaking staff. All types of reasonably priced food - staff will order for you.
I paid 2800 AFN / night.

Not far from the road next to a pond with some trees. You can hide behind the trees and bushes but you can hear the road. But at night very quite. In the evening there were some local shooting birds but very friendly welcoming us.

Stayed the night. I think they are becoming more commercialised. They started by asking for a donation. This quickly became a fee of 10,000 which we agreed to which then became 25,000 which we didn’t agree to. Paid 10k in the end. Otherwise, very nice and best place to stay if you need to in Luozi (which is quite likely).

You can also change money in town but rate didn’t seem very good (3.8 Congo franc to 1CFA).

We arrived quite late (9pm) and were kindly allowed to stay on their parking lot for free. So we at least ordered two beers (from the tap (!)). There are toilets we were allowed to use and a water hose. Little noisy from the highway, but safe and clean.

ROC to RDC. Need to fill fiche out here. Incl. Thumb stamp😜

a spot for camp by the beach, right out the beach entrance, next to a house. by the time I stay here, the water tap is deactivated and there is no one in the house. anyway, there are some many other spots and campings in the area.

Really good and affordable Indian restaurant, right across the street from Protea Hotel. Safe parking right in front of the restaurant. It's a small and cosy place, clearly used by the local expats a lot. Buzzing and busy; in weekends and on public holidays you might want to reserve.

Embassy of South Sudan. They are open 9-5 Monday through Friday. Consulate is open 9-1 Monday to Thursday, but they were willing to issue us visas on a Friday afternoon.
$160 for a tourist visa- US passport. 10000UGX bank fee. 4 days processing. 100000UGX fee for express same day visa.
They just wanted 1 passport pic, hotel booking, and a bank statement. Then we filled out a 1 page application form.
They didn’t tell us about the UGX charges initially, so We ended up applying for Evisas instead as it was easy to apply for, but $192 if you pay with a card.

We went here to get our TIP extended. We don’t have a CDP.

They told us that it isn‘t possible anymore and now we have to get the IM5. That’s a document where you have to leave a 16% deposit of the value of the car which you can claim back later. It’s a warranty that you take the car out of the country again.

We got the car valued at a Jeep dealer ship in town. Don’t be afraid of it. Our car was only valued at 6500 USD. It’s worth way more 😉

The agent to get you the IM5 is next door on the right in the yellow building. He charged us 1500 N. His name is Deon.

To get to these buildings first of all you have to enter from the North of this road (it’s a one way). There is a gate which will be opened. Then you cross the old train station. Don’t hesitate to pull up at the gate! It’s the right way.

water tap in a plaza. nice and chill. free

the long pipe can be seen at the entrance but it was not working

good presure, just next to the road, also toitelt and shower available inside of the building

Great adventure and perfect with kids. We did the boat trip to the gorillas only and it was 1,5 hours. We payed 195‘000 for two adults and two kids.
We couldn’t see one of the big gorillas in the afternoon so we were invited to do another tour the next morning for free. Wow!
Be careful after rain, cause the 12km offroad track could be difficult.
We parked at the visitor parking (place for two cars) and spent one night.

We got here after dark on a Thursday and got the last spot. Vault toilet clean with lots of fresh tp. Four bars of 5G ATT. Quiet. The overlook is pretty.

25 litres for 1jd. has this nice high pressure spray to rinse the bottles