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Nice place to stay few days, simple, hot water, AC, good bed. 80rs

Here is the number of Cesar the owner, you can him or his sister. Tell him you got the phone from here, he doesnt rent if its not booking or airbnb .

+55 67 99981-1333

hermoso y seguro lugar, nos quedamos varios días, me sentí muy segura. hay 7n muy buen wifi, baños, agua tiendas y restaurantes. Tas el encargado y su familia excelentes personas.

Dirt car park at trailhead to Fairview bay hut, Rainy day Hut, etc. End of Sunshine Coast trail. No « no overnight » sign so assume it’s fine. Workers use the carpark early in the morning.

great place on the lake. we didnt have a spot for the night, so they let us to sleep in the parking for 25 dollars. less good than a place but great for who ever want to be here for the night

nice place, there is no wifi. there is toilet

Water dispenser outside grocery store.
Primo 50¢ a gallon.

If you plan to drive your Van all the way up to the Parking lot, you should be a confident driver.
It’s steep, it’s narrow, gravel-road with big stones and roots in some sections.

In dry-season no need for 4x4 but at least Rwd, I would not recommend for a Fwd.
As someone said before, good tires.. and you should also bring clearance..
We did it with a GMC Savana (Rwd)

Ask the guard at the entrance if its possible with your rig

Overlook for the Hot Creek Geological area. 4 areas for camping. One of the sites has room for two vehicles. Easy dirt road access. Area fits Cabover campers, vans and pickup trucks. Would not recommend motorhomes.

350 pesos, low water pressure, good electricity and sewer hookups. Very lovely stretch of coastline with lots of shells, nice for long walks. We had an afternoon wind each day that blew around TONS of trash (we collected 3 bags with our kids in 30 min) and filled our RV with sand, but the mornings were lovely! It was semana pascua (week after Holy Week), so the restaurant had loud live music for 4 hours each afternoon, but it ended by 7pm and was peaceful for our 3-night stay. Great star gazing! Able to use internet in the restaurant for a video call.

A fishing family offers their home which has a hot bucket shower, a covered place to camp for vehicules (electric connection yes, water no) and tents alike. Indoors, a sofa and two cot beds and have a mini-super with beer, snacks etc. Wi-fi, gasoline, warm meal and transportation in a pickup for 4 people to take you around the area.

Extremely friendly and engaged, they also run the group “Mujeres Unidas del Dátil” - a conservation group focused on restoring local mangroves. You can get on the boat and tour the area as well.

To discuss prices and availability get in touch via WhatsApp:

+52 615 107 7604
+52 615 112 7830

absolute fiasco, closed, and with a big sign that says no camping.Dont even bother

Really nice place to stay and sleep. No mosquitoes in the evening and no flies in the morning.
Close to the elephant road, we drove there early in the morning and meet some chimpanzees

This was the hardest Border of my Life. thanks for Sharing your experience @all.
The next time I enter Iraq from Iran, I would do it as follows: first drive past the x-ray machine and to the cupboard. Knock on the second white container and wake the guy. I was there at 8 a.m. He gets $50 for the petrol tax. He stamps the CDP, then you drive straight to the last house. There the visa is stamped and you are out of Iran immediately. If you know how it works, it takes five minutes. It took me an hour. On the Iraqi side, there is a search first, then the dog comes. Write your name in a book. Then you should get the visa. My predecessors have already written how this works.

Bape 2 is a large campsite (as big as 2 normal private campsites) with a gorgeous view down the valley and multipe big trees for shade. no pit toilet or bucket shower etc. incredibly quiet and alone, a wondering stopover in the heart of the CKGR. Have not seen any (small) game, but we usually don't get very lucky in the center area.

Beautiful place next to the dunes and beach. Warm welcome. Camping is runned by some friendly guys. Big flat space near the house. More space for 4x4 and tents up the dune. Lot of big trees for shade. Pit toilet and shower available. Paid 40dhm a night for Landrover with poptop, 2 persons and kid. Small entry, bit sandy road. They brought us fresh baked bread. Nice place with kids. Downside: lot of fly’s, bit windy. The place is on park4night too.
We had a really good night rest.

Food was good and a lot, but we were surprised about the pricing policy. We ordered the special: fried codfish for 8000 and asked if they can grill it instead, seemed to be no problem. On the bill it was 9900 then and they explained to us that the special is only for the fried one 😁 also 750 for the takeaway box without telling us

New prices for 2024, COP$25.000 per person, per night. Please ask for David.

a marmita aqui foi R$22
muito bem servida, dá pra 2 pessoas tranquilo, muito bom

Charlie is a lovely human, but this isn’t a campsite.

Being allowed to use someone’s unclean kitchen / bathroom (with no privacy) does not constitute facilities. There is not actually anywhere to camp outdoors. It’s either the gravel car park / access road, or, the beach (which is public).

The location is superb, just across from the beach as it is. The pool & deck is great, but there were a loud bunch of people getting drunk there when I checked it.

Not really worth 10usd pp/pn, but still somehow a nice experience.

well what a nice surprise. we camped at the very end spot as advised and woke to a great view of the river. only one other group in a tent further up. peaceful and safe feeling

Corruption ! we went for the passavant (motobike), they asked for 40000 francs but it's free ! After a long wait (3 hours) and negotiation, we didn't pay. Until the last moment they tried to get money or gifts.

We have spent a quite night here and were the only ones camping in our van.
Arrived at 6pm and paid 200 pesos for entrance fees and camping. Wasn’t possible to negotiate this price.

Okay for one night, but I think the Visitor Center’s parking is much nicer. This area was very busy and on the next road there was a huge truck running the motor for many hours until 1 AM. Toilets at the bus terminal are very clean.

As far as parking lots go this was one was good. Safe, quiet, not a lot of privacy but that’s expected in a parking lot.

Metzeler tires. Also a nice selection of brake pads (EBC) and chains (DID) as well as plugs and patch kits.

One of the guys spoke basic English.

More information: The officers at the Chilena office wanted a printout of the salvo conducto. The woman at the nearby tourist office on the square was so kind to print it for us. The road between the two border offices is quite narrow. Lots of trees with low branches. Still, we passed through with a 3.9 m high truck. However, if you are scared of scratches on your vehicle, forge it. You also cross 3 rivers. They had very little water. This can be different in spring. Anyway, beautiful drive. The officers at the control in Argentina were extremely friendly. All paperwork by hand, which takes time. They did not check our truck at all.

No entry with dogs. We were rejected at the entrance. The guard saw our dog and immediately said that it's not allowed. Also big signs saying "prohibido mascotas".
We went to Cañón de los Perdidos instead. Highly recommend that as an alternative if you have a dog.

We came here because we were rejected at Paracas because of our dog. We don't regret to be rejected. This place is just great. The drive is quite rough over bad corrugations at times but so worth it. Highly recommended.
There also a road/track coming from Palpa (see Maps.me) but we could not find a way to cross the canyon. So we would recommend drove back the way we came from in direction Chacaltana. Took us around 2 hours in a Landcruiser. It's possible with any car because it's only a thin layer of sand/gravel over solid rock. But as I said, lots of bad corrugations.

The place is absolutely stunning. Super nice view. $19 for our small RV. Pets allowed. No hookups but it's possible to charge quickly close to the pavilion.
The road to get there is quite steep though so would not recommend for big RV and trailers.

Formidável. Camping muito bem estruturado, com banheiros limpos, chuveiro, diversos pontos de energia e água potável, Internet, churrasqueira com área coletiva, cozinha completa, mercadinho, enfim, camping completo. Familia super atenciosa e simpática. com certeza o melhor camping em que já estivemos.