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water only available 8a-4p. outside of that they padlock all the spigots

Camped out in our van, large parking lot surrounding a good flowing creek. there are also alot of tent spots. 20° cooler than down in santa fe 😎

Water is here and on. It is kind of hard to turn all the way off, so wait and make sure it's not dripping after.

Still lovely spot to spend the night and day!

Established campground off of the main interstate outside of Bozeman. Stopped here because we needed a shower and to do laundry. Bathrooms are okay, showers are warm. Trains went by throughout the night and woke us up every time. Good for a night.

same as before. very nice lady and happy to assist. got a room instead of camping. everything you need.

En la plaza, frente a la terminal de ómnibus, hay Internet del gobierno del Paraguay. Gratis, es sólo presionar el link de acceso.

Bridge is still in construction. PLEASE update when it’s finished.

6.500 for the car
400 per passenger

Buy tickets at the building. There is a window.

We arrived on a Wednesday at 4 pm going West to East. Many cars. Get in line with the cars. Don’t park behind the trucks.

I tried to talk to a couple of employees and after some time they let us skip the line. I paid 10.000 extra. But definitely worth it.

From arriving at the port to leaving with the ferry took one hour.

Ferry takes about 20 vehicles including a couple of trucks and busses.

Crossing was only 20 min.

Be careful with your mirrors. People are rushing.

Couldn't pitch my tent but Tony allowed me to rent a fully equipped old caravan for R250. Bargain. The ablutions are spotless and there is a restaurant/bar.

Nice and quiet place next to some hikes and trails. There is a trash bin and porta potty. Spend one night here, locals came for bikes and walks in the evening and morning, but no one bothered me or said anything. Safe place. And a lot of fireflies, and birds in the morning. Beautiful.

Just called to enquire if a solo person could get onto a flight. Couldn’t. Only able to book the entire plane which they advised was 8800p ($650USD).

Nice gravel clearing away from the road. Lots of pink flowers around. It also has a nice view of the mountains. easily reachable with any vehicle

Water taps for both potable and non-potable water but no hose hookup for the potable side.

Huge parkinglot with spirtchek, marks and canadian tire. On the hwy side of the sportchek side there are no signs that you cannot park. Quiet at the lot during the night. Some hwy noise. Good for a night. Clean. Canadian tire is ioen til 9pm . They have washrooms

very nice large lot, plenty of room for our class A. parked on the east side along the grass ( for the pups) shopping & food nearby. security roaming all night. thanks Walmart!

Nice place, first loop is shaded and parts of the second loop is shaded including some of the primitive sites, of which there aren't many but enough I suppose as none of the other ones were full. Minimal cell service ATT and had to return to the front to book and even that I needed to call instead of online. All sites must be booked online now I think as they now only have the camp host volunteers. $20 for no hookups.

No longer self-service. Good parking lot for big rigs, but it’s paid. $1.25/hour. We left for the lavanderia across from Parque el Paraiso. “New York style” or something like that.

Easy access, also with our rig (18t). There are lots of possibilities not seen from the road. Be careful, pieces of metal are lying around.

They told us today that they don't refill jerrycans anymore.

Stay here for one night on the way to Salvador. Slept well even some lorries. Shower woman is clean but you can not close door by key. Laundry 24h but by items. Safe, flat big rigs friendly.

We crossed from Iran to Pakistan
If you want a smooth crossing get a real Pakistan evisa and not a visa on arrival. It’s possible to cross with that but you have to be patient. We were already at the border yesterday, but couldn’t cross yet and Mr Hamid showed us a really nice place to stay for free. This morning we returned at 9, but had to wait for 5 hours until our visa was approved. Except for the visa the rest was relatively smooth. Check the car out of the Iran computers at the gate, get an exit stamp inside and then drive around the building. On the right behind some trucks is a container where you get the Carnet stamped out. Then you can cross over to Pakistan.
There we first got entered into a book, then went to immigration. Afterwards there’s a gate where they make photos of your documents and call an escort. They will bring you to the police station and after waiting for two hours we also went to the customs to get a Carnet entry stamp and back again to the police station.

They said they're not authorized to sell us and don't fill jerrycans.

They didn't sell us petrol, they don't sell to foreigners, even in jerrycans.

great wide spot. free wifi. super friendly staff. gift store with great selection

Nice supermarket, best in town, meat, fruits, vegetables and ll you need. big parking without height restrictions.

Here better to stop to park your big rig. Palmiera are very narrow streets and it’s getting worst if there are many people (high season or holiday). Here the street is large to park your big rig. Near entrance for Hike Fumaca

Gorgeous sunset and quiet place to stay for the night

That private spot was occupied but I enjoyed solo stay on big open area with solar and starlink. Also I hiked 6 hrs that day but best bird watching was right here

Be careful if you are big rigs. We were there when many cars because of San João. Very narrow streets and where you are too fare way to start hike Fumaca. Didn’t try to get further with our big rigs.

We slept 2 nights (before and after Fumaca Hike) here because the other spot with view was too bumpy and narrrow for us. Felt safe, flat, very quiet at night. Many cars past during the day but no dust. Go to see sunset on other spot. Very nice.