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Great spot with full 30a hookups and sewer. A few others here, seem to be working construction in the area. Quiet spot to sleep for a night or 2.

Fresh Water located in RV parking lot. Hose available, but I used my own.

Breathtaking view for a Floridian. almost afraid to get out of the car. haven't been this high since the 60's drug era lol. Definitely don't miss this sight. A bit windy for sure.

This place is permanently closed.

This place is permanently closed.

free water tap behind the store right next to the door

Petro Canada gaz station

free water tap behind de store right next to the door

Level and very quiet, walking distance to restaurants, bars and coffee shop. Borders nice greenway.

Wonderful place. Lots of room, few campers. The GPS Coordinates listed take you off US60 and onto the county road needed to get to Forest Road 65 that these sites are off of. There are sites before and after the listed location. Just past it is forest with shade and lots of spots. Verizon signal varies but mine is fine for browsing.

It costs 37.90$ to stay 1 night. Sites are big. Location is nice. Firewood is NOT free. It’s 8$/bundle. Showers are 1$/4min. Washrooms look like jail washrooms.. you get power and water at your site. Surprisingly high price for end of season..

Water and dump station free. Jist a the gas station petro canada

Water is so low you can drive all the way on the dry lake bed and set up camp. Full sun.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at -31.37322, 19.14544

This place is permanently closed.

The actual name is “Star Wors” as in the Afrikaans word for sausage. We arrived at the gate without a reservation. We called the owner Johan +2782 331-2616. He was very friendly and told us that he was fully booked but that we can camp near the storeroom, or basically anywhere we like. We drove until we found a spot and set up camp. There is a shower and toilet at the storeroom. And if you book in advance you can camp at the actual camp spot. But we were very happy in the wild. We also found good reception where we stopped. The price was R150 per person per night. Just a note - when coming from the main road the previous GPS coordinates will tell you to turn left where there is no turn off. Just drive a couple of metres until you see a sign (I have since logged the fault -maybe the coordinates are correct now)

There is now a no camping sign posted.

This place is permanently closed.

Parking area for a small park. Park is closed 11:30PM to 4AM but doesn't explicitly say no parking. Grey area

Lugar tranquilo con mucho lugar para dormir. sin protección del viento. Buena señal de teléfono y 4G.

Very small parking lot off the highway. Better than a pull of for the night and less exposed. No cell service.

This place is permanently closed.

Excelente camping. Ótima localização. Banheiros muito limpos. Gramado bem aparado. Toda infraestrutura necessária. Espaço grande para MH de todos os tamanhos

Great rest stop. Warm washrooms, lights, kid playground, river, electric cars charging station, and power outlets outside washrooms

no overnight parking signs everywhere!

All is well at this location. This has been a go to spot for us on several occasions now…

Simple but very clean and quiet hotel for a good price. With pool, spa and secure parking, especially for RVs. Very close to the historical center. Highly recommended.

Great location on the river with all facilities present and in great condition. A bit on the expensive side as we paid for unpowered site 44AU$. Shops and restaurants close by. All facilities are modern and in great condition. Kitchen has the best view to the river.

9.90.lari, ( normaly for Hostel guest, but there where very Kind and except , for us) Don’t Forget a Tip.
Cameleon…

I called and verified it is OK to stay overnight. Just park in the lot to the LEFT of the store. There are adjacent businesses that have NO Parking signs, but that doesn’t apply to Cabela’s lot. Stayed here 2 nights with multiple other rigs. Huge lot, but located on a gently sloping hill so you won’t be level. A bit of road noise at night, and a few teenagers skateboarding down the hill, but they weren’t loud.

We stayed 3 nights at Croc valley (10$pp) and 2 at wildlife (13$pp). Croc valley is much nearer to the park gate, so better when gamedriving early morning until night, but was also more active, with noise from the bar until 11pm. Wildlife camp is better to spend the day, much calmer and larger view. Price are not really fixed though : 10$ in green season, 16 in peak season... but 13$ for spontaneous campers in this still empty covid time. We had elefants and baboons in both camps, swimming pool was not clean in either camps. Good ablution blocks in both. (Fresh fruit and vegs delivery by ''Thomas the gardener'', see relevant POI near Wildlifecamp).