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Great place to spend the night! We stayed there in spring and didn't see a soul.
Magnificent view of the hills by the lake.
You have to go down a bad road, but it's passable if you drive slowly.
Mini beach 5m away, cool bathing area.

large place for cars, safe and quiet, the only problem is the cars that pass by, it is a main avenue

lugar grande para autos, seguro y tranquilo, el único problema son los autos que pasan, es una avenida principal

Without a 4WD vehicle, you can access the platform but, given the condition of the short but very bad dirt Road, you will not be able to go back up to the main road.

posto tranquilo e seguro, com um ótimo churrasquinho .

The most friendly people here. We parked on the school side of the park mid afternoon. A maintenance person drove up and chatted with us. Let us know it was fine to park there. We didn’t use the bathrooms as they said they shut off the water to the park. We didn’t check. Dumpsters are available. We were next to the basketball court and kids played for a while but nothing else after dusk. Train noise but we liked it. Nice. Will stop again.

Closed. Doesn't look like it's opening soon. I stayed at the restaurant nearby.

Passamos 2 noites aqui, foi super tranquilo! Você pode usar o Wi-Fi da municipalidade que fica no próximo a informações turísticas!

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We spent 2 nights here, it was super quiet! You can use the Wi-Fi of the municipality that is next to tourist information!

very good restaurant if you want something out of the touristic crowd. not expensive for the big portion and the owner is sooo friendly and want to do his best !!! they even have vegetarian food (not much but at least they have what they offer on the menu in comparaison with other restaurants we have been to).
take your time and come in !!! 🙂🙂🙂

We stayed here for one night with our tent and 2 motorcycles. Lovely place, super calm at night and nobody was around. It was also quite clean which was nice.

As described, free, on the left edge of their property. Very accessible.

Was debating not leaving a review as to keep this spot a kind of hidden gem.
I will say, there were some unhoused locals who had claimed spots as well as cartel selling some illicit goods at the entrance, but we were never bothered. lots of gringos walking their dogs or on caballo tours. we were cautious not to leave anything out overnight, but we never felt unsafe! we were supposed to just spend one night and move on, but ended up staying 2 and debating a 3rd, bit our timeline didn't allow it.
there were showers and baños there, but locked up when we were there. Make sure to explore the town.

Do not use Google maps to navigate to this spot. It took us on some random off-roads then tried to have us drive straight through a river?? we gave up and went to ajijic instead.

Arrived at midnight. Parked under a tree. Relatively quiet despite close distance to I-10. Woke up to lots of birds chirping above us in the trees. We have can but they have pull through for RVs. Outside bathrooms were closed but during business hours they let you use the bathrooms inside. Felt safe.

great place, a lot of lace to park your car and sleep

Made it up in a sedan was a little sketchy on the way up but fine as long as you’re paying attention and the road is dry. Stayed for several days, very busy on the weekends lots of atv and dirtbikes. Excellent cell signal and pit toilets at the bottom of the hill in the entrance area

We did not stay. The place is trashed. Mattresses, dressers, burnt out small wagon and general garbage everywhere. Prime example of why public lands are getting shut done.

Very nice, clean, modern hotel with underground parking and an elevator. When I messaged them they quoted me rates between 110-220 soles. I offered 90 soles and they accepted (with parking but not including breakfast). This feels like Marriott or similar level hotel. It has a 5 star rating on Google maps. Clean white sheets, a very hot shower, and a fluffy towel. The rooms have wood floors so your feet don’t freeze like they do on tile floors. The location is great. It is two blocks from the Talavera square so everything is close but no noise from the street.

Nice location, the clostest of 4 campsites to the waterhole. No center tree for shade, so bring your awning. We didn't camp here, just passed by on our way to number 2, so cannot speak for the bucket shower or the pit toilet.

The place is completely run down, you can no longer stand there.

We stopped in this very nice local restaurant for lunch and it was super delicious ! We took chicken with "sauce aux graines ", foutou (banana paste, super tasty) and rice for 1500 CFA /person. You Can Park next to thé restaurant and sit in the shadow. Plenty of local people eat there, dont miss this place! Nadège will welcome you with a Big smile !

For us nothing Bad happened, there were the police at the entrance of the Town so we felt safe.

Surprised how good this place was! Only one car passed us during the whole evening, night and morning. The sky in the middle of the night was clear and full of stars, also the milky way was visible.

The location is 30 miles north of Kingman,AZ. Right off of the road. Listed as a nature preserve on Google. * No Campfires*.
Drive out onto the Dry Lake Bed and find a spot to stop. Wide open space with no trees or shade. It's a dry lake bed.

We camped here in our sprinter for 3 nights while waiting for the Baja ferry. Sweet little spot near a village. Other than a bit of garbage the spot was pretty and my husband managed to get some good surfing in! We felt totally safe and the locals were met were friendly and welcoming. No services.

The campsite is beautifully situated with a wonderful view of the beautiful landscape. The sanitary facilities are very clean and the shower is perfect. Very interesting and competent astronomical tours. There is also a nice planet trail for a short hike. Highly recommended.

Nos quedamos en el camping con nuestra casilla rodante 3 noches, lo que nos permitió pasear por Santiago sintiendo que la casilla estaba segura en el camping. No esta tan cerca de Santiago centro, dependiendo el tráfico podes llegar entre 30 a 50 y pico de minutos.
Matias es muy amable y atento, nos pasó información útil para pasear y comer.
Hay baños con ducha, el agua dependiendo si otras personas se bañaron antes, sale caliente o fria. Los baños no estaban muy limpios.
Tiene electricidad de la casa de Matias y agua potable.

roadblock today, they asked for 50 MXN we paid 15 MXN (or all I had ;-) and could pass. they complained about the government but doing the same wrong things?!

had to pay 25 MXN pp for entrance and 100 MXN for the car to sleep here. great temperatures coming from Agua Azul. 5MXN for 2hr internet which worked on the lower spot.

Nice and quiet place in the dunes. We saw no one. You can choose where you want ;) easy access, even for no 4x4 if you stay near the road I think.
Some garbages but not everywhere, easy to find clean spot.
No phone.

Hands down the nicest place I've stayed at in all of Guinea. This an agricultural/forestry centre ran by the Sainte Ursule Catholic sisters. It is also a training school for young Guinean adults who want to work in agriculture. The place is surrounded by lush forest and has mount Ziama towering in the back.

The sisters are extremely welcoming and warm. They're busy because the centre does a million thing and they're part of the training of the young people there, but they'll always be available.

The room cost me 250,000 GNF per night, en suite bathroom, very clean, mosquito net, fan and 24h electricity thanks to solar panels. Breakfast is included. Meals are absolutely delicious because they're made with produce and meat grown at the center itself, 50 to 60,000 GNF per meal. Please don't be a cheap traveler and try to negotiate down, the sisters are working insanely hard and do so much for their community, let's be respectful and only stay if you are willing to pay the fair price that they ask.

You can ask to be shown around the centre's huge garden where you'll learn what grows, what animals are farmed, and how they produce their own biogas that they use to melt the wax for their candles ! There's also a little souvenir shop with homemade products, including juices and soaps. Even if you don't sleep there you can drop by for a visit or a meal. I took most of my meals with the sisters and even went to church with them (am not particularly religious), all in all a great experience.

Always call in advance as they're quite busy, sister Brigitte's number is +224 629 32 86 93.

(also if you have un-expired meds in original packaging that you'd like to donate they'll be very interested, they're trying to set up a small dispensary)