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Wide street with plenty of quiet parking spots next to Guy Lee Park. Good place to park overnight at. Parked here last month and didn't have any problems as well.

Water is on and pressure is plenty enough for jugs.

road can be rough depending on when it rained last. Small turn around like stated before. took my 24' class C up there, don't get adventurous and go further like I did, the road turns into a windy, rutted mess of a time with nowhere to turn around unless you go about a mile up the mountain. no service for Verizon. there are more accessible spots further down route 58 heading west. you'll see the rock fire pits

Great spot. Stopped on my wait back during a cross country trip. Only one other vehicle here for the night. Great views and sunrise to go along with morning coffee.

quiet fuel station, friendly. Free wi fi.
MUY tranquila la estacion de servicio, wifi gratis, baños, comedor!

Stayed in the sandy car park area between the cottages and the rooms. Only western toilet is at the restaurant. The ablutions are shared with the rooms I believe. The food is good at the restaurant but order well in advance as it may take a couple of hours.

Rode in here on an adventure motorcycle. The barrier is wide enough for a narrow vehicle; the road back to the site is rocky with one short steep hill.

Not a bad place to park for the night, though tent camping is a bit of a challenge as the ground is quite lumpy and rocky. I did find a spot in the corner that was flat enough for my tent.

You'll probably be the only one here. There's a lot of trash. Road noise from the highway, though it's not so loud as to be a bother. Ocean view is a short hike away.

Hilltop with nice view in cattle country on BLM land. Easy lope by access road off I-25. Clean and solitary on a Monday. No signs of regular camping use. Strong LTE Verizon.

This is a parking lot whit some restaurants, it is wide and has a security guard all day, one of them was very kind with us and also you can get water.

Did my oilchange there
also have a lot of spare parts

After a hit day of hiking trails we decided to camp here rather than hit the road to find another spot. Not terrible but we only paid $18 with the access pass, not sure I'd pay full price. Campground is practically empty so we had our choice of spots and found one on the Hopi loop with some shade. A majority of sites have zero tree coverage so if you come during the summer prepare for heat. We have no cell signal even with the wiboost and the wifi is not working. Laundry and showers are before the campground with a large parking lot so I don't believe you need to be staying here to use them. Dump stations and potable water available.

Posto na entrada da cidade com seguranca 24h. gratuito e silencioso
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As per the previous reports very open campsite in the center of town. Bathrooms were lovely and clean and very spacious. Shower taps operate the wrong way to normal. We kept changing our booking due to some very unexpected cold weather and they were very happy to accommodate us

As per the previous reports very open campsite in the center of town. Bathrooms were lovely and clean and very spacious. Shower taps operate the wrong way to normal. We kept changing our booking due to some very unexpected cold weather and they were very happy to accommodate us. Google Maps takes you to the wrong place so ensure you go to the center of town near the Spar shop.

What a great place. The Nyika plateau is really something different from anything else in Malawi. Due to the very cold nights we didn’t camp but stayed in one of the self catering cottages that are very nice as well. Campsite is good maintained with ablutions, donkey showe and a kitchen.
Price is 15 dollar pppn which is very reasonable considering the remote place.

beautiful place, facing the river. quiet, shady and with 3 places with table and chairs. very calm

It’s $22 per night, well kept though, has potable water and bathrooms.

A beautiful number of camp spots next to the toad river that's free.

Sweet spot across the bridge beside the river to have a beach fire after biking here.

Einfacher Parkplatz. Keine Ver- oder Entsorgung. Absolut ruhig. Für ein oder zwei Nächte. Wanderwege oder joggen …

Visitors centre, potable water, dump, children’s park with adult exercise machines (yes I have never seen this before!), no overnight parking or tenting, great rest area with picnic tables and lots of grass and shade

Quiet for a rest stop. Traffic dies down at night. One bar of ATT.

there are better places before this open point - about 3-4 grassy embankments. some can handle RVs. stayed 1 night without issues, but do he careful coming in late, there is a cliff.

prepare for mosquitos.

Beautiful lake. Good for a paddle. Busy on the weekend with lots of day use boaters. Look out for bears (both brown and black). It’s for real.

We found a spot earlier on the road beside the water crossing. Beautiful scenery. A bit rough coming in but didn't need 4x4.

You can camp on the Southern end with a small tent (ask the owner of the Tavern) or with a camper on the Northern end (lots of toilet paper in the bushes). Fresh water shower on the beach. Rocky beach but wonderful water.

Hose next to the dog kennels to the left of staff area. Super buggy but easy to find! Watch for trams coming through if you come during open hours.

Nice little spot with water, restrooms, picnic tables and a trail! Easy to find and navigate. No signs for potable but it seems clean.

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gorgeous views nice and quiet

Was going to sleep here for the night but was told by a ranger it’s not allowed. I stopped at this parking lot again a few days later and noticed tickets on an rv for staying the night there. If you go deeper into canyon moser creek trail head is more hidden from main road. Or there are a few great designated campsites that are free throughout the canyon