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Another ATM. Probably only open during the week when the bank is open since the ATM is inside.

Nice campground in the middle of Pachaug State Forest. ~35 campsites. Clean, well maintained, composting toilets. No real checkin process or obvious ranger station but you need to reserve online at ReserveAmerica. Quiet and quite a few walking trails. Very nice Rhodadendron sanctuary.

Good 5G cell service with Google Fi.

camping as reported before. Problem with villagers comming asking for money not solved as of our visit. stuff super friendly.
we did two tours, one brillant, ohne very poor. acoid doi g the himba village Tour, massively overpriced, rattert go to the himba living Museum 45 km up to opuwo. but take the tour down the hoanib river with best in breed guide Ueera. He will make your day!!!

The Caravan park is located directly at the harbour of Gerze. About 50m Long and 15m wide gravel ground flat. No amenities at all but quiet and safe. Eeasy to get there and close to the town of Gerze.

What a fantastic sanctuary Luis and Juliet run here! They are legends!!!

The perfect oasis after a traumatic DRC. He also has quite a few overland things for sale in case you need!
Thanks Luis for all your help and advise.

Typical Walmart lot. Spots towards the back are a little slanted. Quiet.

It’s not an official shop per se but it’s where they bring fresh fish and you can get it straight from the boat at their facility. Variety depends on what they caught that day. Super fresh. I paid a bit extra to have the fish cleaned as well.

Neat and well maintained Camping facility with ablusions. Braai facilities available.
Nature walks and a large pool to cool down in and or relax.

Lowest diesel around and free water. Spigot is a little are hard to get to as it’s right in the front of the store but doable for smaller rigs and my truck camper.

Quiet place at the end of a small street. Without any amenities, very close to the tunnels in the rocks.

Very friendly, let us filled up our water tank. Bought some gallon of potable water as well.

A tolerable hotel at an affordable price. Suitable for the unambitious traveler. The location is good. Simple and clean, hot water, A/C. Sound reverberates through the walls. There is a paid parking lot right next to it, 200tl/night. The motorcycle can be parked in the courtyard, in front of the hotel door. Room 23€/night if you are alone.

Friday night here, with loud music. 1am we moved 100m ahead and had a less music but the motorbikes were moving all the time, so we hadn't much sleep. But we felt safe.

Dormimos uma sexta feira a noite aqui, ao lado da igreja, com muita música alta. De madrugada nos movemos uns 100m a frente e melhorou um pouco, mas as motos continuaram se movimentando, então quase não dormimos. Pelo menos nos sentimos seguros.

This is a riverbank spot where the locals kiteboard, I think there is even a kiteboarding school in the area. Everyone cleared out around sunset, and we stayed the night in our van. It was Friday night and a few cars drove by to hang out in the evening, but it was very quiet. There are some friendly neighbor dogs that will come say hi, especially when you are cooking dinner.

Large flat area next to the sports facilities at the entrance to San Pedro. With drinking water in the town square. Safety and quiet. Perfect place to park and sleep and explore the geysers’ valley

Gran área plana al lado de las instalaciones deportivas a la entrada de San Pedro. Con agua potable en la plaza del pueblo. Tranquilo y seguro. Lugar perfecto para aparcar y pernoctar y explorar el Valle de los Geysers

Euch erwarten viele verschiedene Kaffee-Variationen, sonstige Getränke heiß und kalt, Snacks. Freundliche Bedienung.

Quiet all night, recommended. In the city but lirtle traffic

Rooms from 50000 to 100000 MK (for 2 person). But don’t forget to negotiate :)

Clean rooms with balcony, air conditioner, fridge, hot shower, TV, mosquito net.
Good wi fi.
Breakfast included.

They have solar panels, so have electricity all day.
Shoprite market is near.
We stayed for 2 nights.

Great little spot and awesome to find Freewater!

Was a bit confusing. Apparently there should have been a Chilean soldier giving us a paper and a stamp. After some discussion it was no problem though. They have those paper there.
Argentinian custom checked for food and looked in the fridge. They took our homemade jam but did not care about homemade hummus.

Small Campsite, sites close together. Friendly host. Washroom/showers clean and work well. Laundry on site. $5 a wash. Free dryer. I recommend getting a lake side site. Spent two nights in a truck camper. Paid $60 a night.

They no longer have their water turned on. The propane man said your best bet was going to fill up at an RV place as most people around here are no longer providing water.

Very clean and well taken care of. Smallest washer is 4.50. Has a washroom for customers. Grocery store across the way has awesome donuts.

Ten ramadas, all with tables and fire rings. Can't camp on the beach - they need the space for taking out / putting in rafts. You can't see the River from the campground but you can hear the Rapid.

With the permit you are actually buying their Permission to Trespass on Tribal Lands - a nice turn of phrase, we thought.

Four Port-A-Poopers, stocked and cleanish.

Most of the visitors to Diamond Creek Beach are Day Use - enjoying the experience of driving to the bottom of the Canyon. There were 2 others camped for the night. A good stay.

here you can withdrawl dollars for a fee. 2$ fee for 50 dollar.

it was the only place in town that accepted my mastercard (revolut)

Really nice restaurant with really friendly staff/owners.
We ate fish tacos (picture) and lemonada + they offer us to use the wifi.
They also rent palapas. I will come back

First off. Amazing. Quiet, clean., easy to get to. Bathroom surprisingly clean. (for a port a jon)
Me and my son were the only ones there in the entire site.

Free RV dump. There are signs at the gate saying “authorized personal only”, that made us leery about entering but we drove in and talked to someone who directed us where to go…after entering the gate go STRAIGHT, do not turn right It is NOT clearly marked near the gate but once you go straight down and get to the first right hand corner you will start to see the tiniest little signs that say “RV”…. follow the “RV” signs.

Nice Pullout with privacy from the road. The spot before this one on IOverlander has a nice view but it's very exposed and there's lots of glass. I found this one just a little bit up the road and it's fairly level and big enough for a big rig. Freeman road is a dream dirt road -very well maintained, recently graded, and wide. I did pick up an entire bag full of trash. Starting to think Arizona peeps just don't give a shit about their own free land. Lots of trails around but not much for shade. Either way, I would recommend this spot for multiple nights. 5G 2 bars AT&T

Súper buen lugar para parar. Frente a la playa. En este punto son solo 4 cupos.