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Beautiful spot, still op to date in ‘21. On tarmac or under pine trees. No WiFi, 4g perfect!

Basic camping in the garden of a guesthouse. Nice green space with a shelter and a couple of picnic tables. Hot shower, sink for washing dishes and potable water. Nothing special, but good for one night. 5 euros per person.

We can highly recommend this camp. Very clean sites with private ablutions on each site and a great view from the hide on the Rock to the lower Waterhole. 200 N$ ppn.

Just a quick stop, fill in your details and carry on

Gate entrance to Luambe, we only filled in details and passed for free
There is a loop which comes of the main road and stays close to the river that passes by the pontoon (pontoon is marked on overlander)
Nice river views with hippos, elephant, giraffe, crocs, stork and also wildlife to be seen from the opposite side

We loved it here, enjoyed our cappuccinos and found 45kwacha to be decent price as you get a big cup.. pretty much what you pay in SA.
Lovely seating area at the back and beautiful handmade crafts to look at.
Recommend a stop especially after a long drive!

on the right going to kasane, eight giraffes in a watering hole by the side of the road

Water spigot attached to water fountain. a little low to the ground but it works!

Really beautiful place. We enjoyed climbing around the rocks and jumping into the different pools. After reading some other’s posts about no water, we are here during rainy season and there was ALOT of water. Multiple huge waterfalls with a giant pool of water. Attaching photo.

The road near the end was not passable by regular cars. We drove up in 4x4 truck. 2 wheel drive vehicles came up as long as they had clearance.

Sleep for a night by the road so far so quite and sleep good. There is no camping sign and other car/ trailer farther from us.

The camping is closed for the season but the gate is wide open. Slowly we venture and see few cars, few locals are on the beach. Wow! The view is astonishing! We settle to have the best view. The owner Christina walks an hour later to great us and tell us that camping is free and that we could stay without any problem since the season is over. All amenities are shut down, toilets, water, electricity… garbage cans. So don’t litter and leave anything behind. Best place ever to ourselves!! Lucky, right?
Only problem the cellular communication, a single bar to our LTE.

still a perfect place to stay. quiet and a bit of bush feeling. it's a constantly maintained place so if something is not perfect it will be done. best place for a stopover

Fairly quiet rest stop just across the border. Bathrooms were open 24 hours - they were large, individual, bathrooms.

Close to Carson City, and nearby city park. Overall good stay, a few trucks drove down dirt road after dark but it was a Saturday night. Some light trash. Small pull outs good for vans.

Perfect spot for a night very few cars passed at night had cell reception safe travels

Wir sind anscheinend am letzten Tag der saison angereist. wir müssen jedenfalls für diesen tollen Platz nicht zahlen. mit Feuerstelle, Sitzbank vorn am Eingang Toilette, Wasser soll auch sein. mit Bootsanleger.

We seemed to arrive on the last day of the season. In any case, we do not have to pay for this great place. With fire pit, bench front at the entrance toilet, water should also be. With boat investor.

Pulled up as the employees were leaving for the night. One semi truck pulled up to the corner and it was quiet after that. No one bothered us, and the parking lot is huge.

Beautiful views of the surrounding area.
The road in is now gravel and manageable by most rigs, but the camping is limited.
Theres a big lot at the start, currently occupied by a village of friendly hunters. Then maybe 4 more firepits/sites down road. The offshoots are fairly rutted, muddy and could get messy after rain.
No need to go past the pond on the main "road", no sites after it and a tight turn around at a gate.
Worth checking to see if any of the sites are open and just to see the views but not many options here overall.
Bit of off the cuff hiking/horse riding here. Mostly small hunter trails.

Nice open spot near just before a bridge over Summit Creek.
Entrance to a fsr but you can park just un the side before the bridge.
The highway is a bit higher so not too much noise.
Possible to bath in the creek.
Place for two small/medium size rigs.
The lids had alot of fun playing by the river bed.
Some locals come here (a bit further up the road) for rifle practice so do not venture further than the bridge.
Minimum cell and LTE coverage but ok.
No problem parking and turning around with ou 26’.

20 sites, 4 by the water . Free. primitive dock, easy access from Hwy. Co-ordinates are at the site. Garbage / recycling bin, pit toilets, fire pits. Very quiet in September 12th, no bugs of note. False Chanterelles , at least we thought so. No bites when we were fishing. 2/3 bar Cell service .

Was open again one day after a pretty big storm rolled by. 100Q for 2 motorbikes and ourselves.

Lots of beautiful sites along this river. This site has some aspen trees you can park among for a bit of shade. Peaceful flowing river. Large site. No cell (drive 10 miles down the road east to the visitor center). Pit toilet at entrance of the road. Fire pit. Cute cows. Road is nice for a dirt road. Plenty of places to hike around (bushwack) there are plenty of cow trails.

This is a horrible place. Don’t ever come here so that I can keep coming back and have it all to myself. It’s that awesome! You’re right on the Hoh river but it’s super cold. $5 with cell service? Can’t beat it. Stayed here 2 days this time, last month I stayed 3 days. Love this place and will return. Stay on the rocks and away from the black sand. I got stuck a little last time.

Parking a the beginning of Teskey way trail. no sign, quiet road at night. gravel.
200 meter of thom creek trail that bring you on the top of mount Thom.

Rv park with paid showers ($7) and laundry ($1.50). Showers are extremely clean and come with towel and soap

Good place - decent amount of empty sites but I was there on a monday. Many sites were right on the water. Bathrooms were meh so I ended up using my own - didn't check out the showers
IMPORTANT NOTE: I left my sprinter van doors open with the screens up and 10 minutes after sunset I had literally thousands of mosquitos and a couple hundred made it in.
not sure if this is my west coast naivety or if this was extra knarly but I spent literally hours spraying and swatting as many as i could before heading for bed.

would stay again
only $20 for water and electric which was nice

As described by others… gravel lot by the water, with a few colourful picnic tables, raised fire pit with supply of wood (no kindling, so bring your own or bring a hatchet), and a garbage can. No water or other services. Very quiet. Enough street lights to keep it from getting too dark/creepy, but not enough to spoil the view of the night sky.

Wonderful site on the Salmon River. Fire pit. Large grassy space. Level. Adjacent to road but little or no cars after 9:00. Great view!! Free

Water upon request. It’s hose tap water, so not the best tasting but it’s free and potable.

Exactly as described. This place is just a turnout along this busy road, but with very few choices we are going to give it a shot. Fingers crossed! No Verizon signal. Some small areas to walk your dog but mostly overgrown.