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Camping impecável, lugar maravilhoso com uma estrutura completa e fantástica. Ficamos 1 dia além do programado porque vale muito a pena. Tem que reservar antes de ir! Tem uma cascata linda e o camping fica beira rio. Tudo nota mil!

You are not allowed to park here, there is a traffic sign that says that

There is no view of the waterhole from the terrace but there is a path down to the Boteti. We saw Elephants drinking and also a Zebra. The campsite has a water connection but the water is brownish and not suitable to fill our tank.

Ficamos 2 noites aqui. Super tranquilo. Sem estrutura nenhuma.

We were able to just take a shower here. 10 BOL pp. Clean. Nice lady opened us.

Here you'll find a miniature version of the Eiffel tower.

Street parallel to the highway ending on a dirt Cul-de-sac, if you continue to the end. Road way (Sandy Prairie Road) has designated parking spots on the right and a small pull off/turn around to the left. Obvious highway noise, as well as a little bit of local car traffic. No obvious “no camping” signs that could be seen. Exit 685 off of 101, in Alton.

Place is for free and you can leave you can here while you do the trek. It is doable with 2x4 I had no problems and it’s rainy season (I think they have recently done some work on the road)

Stealth camping on a quiet street in Boston's South End. It was close to some good restaurants and good enough for a night if you can be stealthy.

Fabulous meadow surrounded by a spruce forest. A few rock fire pits and a stunning view of Eagle Mountain

At this junction, please go straight rather than making a rt turn. There is a sign on the wall here.

This is where you will park the car to hike to tge Mirador. It is 10 min uphill hike from here.
I did not see tge sign and headed downhill here. Do not make tgat mistake. Beautiful views of Magdalena River valley.

I could not find a springot, dof fill up a gallon in the restroom.

Here you can do the para sailing. The 15 min. flying time is 195K pesos. They have various options available.
Instead of going to Mirador I would come here even if you are not flying. They have a restaurant and great views.

A small box with a lady selling sandwiches. The bean filling is DELICIOUS, she also makes fried bean-balls and sweet tea. 200cfa for a sandwich, mama Awa and her husband are super friendly, speak English and French and gave me good info about Gambia. Really revommend this sweet lady!

Pirayú's Main Square, is a nice quite place to spend the night it has water and toilets available during the day (we did not use them). The square has trees with good shadow to scape the heat.

Small field with a covered picnic area. Table and fire pits at each 'site', although some tables are about 5 metres apart. $20 a night self registration, gendered pit toilets. A nice kids park next door. Free wifi, too!

Public beach with shower, overfilled garbage buckets (typical) and playground. Paved road along beach side used in downtimes as racetrack. Access via train underpass < 3m. We have no clue for overnight because of the „racetrack“.

Coming from Villavieja there are signs that show, where to turn, you can't miss them!
Still working from 6am-6pm.
Cost us 20'000 COP with a VW Kombi.

The long street of Bellardia Drive in this large-home community is perfect for parking overnight your small to large RV. HOA looks the other way.

This is the city of Pittsfield's lake and campground.

rarely any cars on this long street. Blocks are blocks of free parking.

Juste sous le pont à chevalets de Lethbridge, il y a un parc ménagé, des sentiers de marche, tables de pics-niques, musée, toilettes, beaucoup de stationnements un peu partout. Il n’y a aucune affiche qui ne permettent pas d’y rester pour la nuit. Une personne y a couché la nuit. Un gardien lui a seulement signifié qu’il fermerait la barrière de 22:30 à 7:00. Mais qu’elle pouvait y rester.

Miss today. Water is off on June 12th. large pic nic area.

I don't think this was ever a dump station. at least no that I can see. the only pipe I see seems to drain into the water. see pics.

As stated. This is an off leash park. expect dogs off leash. Big green trees, nice grass, even a small stream for dogs to play in. Lovely.

A reservation only co-work focused campground. Part of the Van Life Campgrounds network - the largest network of community focused campgrounds for nomads on wheels.

Directly in between Portland and the peak of Mt. Hood you’ll find The Barn @ Cedar Creek situated on a hill overlooking 37 forested acres with a creek and ponds. The Barn @ Cedar Creek not only offers a safe place to park with a beautiful view, but a large communal space with all the amenities. Designed specifically for digital nomads and vehicle dwellers, The Barn has a dedicated co-working space, communal kitchen, two bathrooms with showers, laundry, fire pits, games and more.

Can learn more and reserve your spot online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/sandy

AMENITIES:
- Indoor Amenities
- Shared Kitchen
- Hot Shower & Flush Toilet
- Water Fill-Ups
- Power Available (Upcharge)
- Super Fast Wifi
- Co-Work Space
- Laundry On-Site (Upcharge)
- Gym On-Site
- Mail (Only Monthly Stays)
- Trash, Recycle & Compost
- Communal Firepit

ABOUT:
- Adult only
- Pets Allowed
- Open Year Round
- Size Limit: 24 ft
- Moderate Cell Service
- 5 Miles To Groceries
- On-Site Hiking Trails
- Views Of Mount Hood
- No Ground Tents
- Monthly Stays Available

Can learn more and reserve your spot online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/sandy

Van Life Campgrounds (VLC) is the largest growing network of community focused campgrounds created specifically for nomads on wheels.

Self service wash machines and dryer. At the Super U parking (left side)

Enjoy year round moderate temperatures in the coastal mountains of Fallbrook, CA. Part of the Van Life Campgrounds network of community focused campgrounds for nomads on wheels.

Smack dab in between San Diego (1 Hr.), Los Angeles (1.5 Hr.) & the beaches of Oceanside/Carlsbad (45 Min.) this epic 160 acres of coastal mountains in Southern California is the perfect home base for any type of adventure. Featuring ocean views, sweeping groves and one of the raddest shared nomad spaces that we have to offer, all within a stones throw of the beautiful town of Fallbrook, CA which offers, wineries, breweries, restaurants and groceries. Come spend a few weeks at Splitrock, make some friends, relax and head down to the beach.

More info & reserve your spot online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/splitrock

INCLUDED:
- Safe Place To Park
- Hot Showers
- Clean Toilet
- Cell Service
- Communal Firepit
- Water Tank Fills
- Dark Skies
- Trash & Recycling Available
- Easy access to beach, SD & LA

ABOUT:
- 100+ Acre Property
- 45 Minutes To Beach
- 1 Hour To San Diego
- 1.5 Hours To Los Angeles
- 10 Minutes To Groceries

Pet Policy: Pets & humans must be dog friendly as Ben has 4 friendly fluffers that free-roam the property looking for pets. Failure to cleanup after pets will result in an added fee.

More info & reserve your spot online - https://www.vanlifecampgrounds.com/splitrock

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