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Nice campground but kind of dark due to the mountains and tree cover. The dump and water are near the visitor station. The street from the campground to visitor station can be backed up miles at times. According to the ranger after dinner or in the dark is the only time it's clear. It was fine at 8 am when I left, but be aware. I also wasn't too impressed with the local hike, not a lot of views. I'll try a different campground next time but it was nice enough.

Stayed for 4 nights. Several good spots after the cattle gate. Good cell service. Shade trees and quiet. Take Forest road 328 just south of the park. Easy for 2WD vehicles.

so there are no signs at this Walmart saying no overnight that I saw. but, I did ask at the customer service desk and they said it was technically not allowed but it was okay if I did as long as I parked in the back corner of the parking lot. if you do decide to stay at this Walmart make sure that you go and ask whether you call or do it in person. personally I stayed but I kind of got skeeved out knowing that I was the only one staying overnight. but by the time I got there I really had no other option I was so overtired. personally I would not stay here again. just because the whole vibe of no other boondockers there weirded me out. I love the view of the mountains from the parking lot but unfortunately the worry of kind of keeping one eye open and half expecting the dreadful knock overwhelmed the beauty of this scenery for me.

Great spot - a bit of noise from the road but not terrible. Cows came and hung out at night by our camper (nearly jumped out of my skin when I heard a moo right by where I sleep). If you are headed south, the dirt road starts just after mile marker 20

Spent one uneventful night here. The bathrooms inside the mall are very clean and well maintained. Everything closes around 9pm... Even the cinema closed despite having later advertised shows. Overall decent stay.

Good spot to stay overnight before heading over to Murhut Falls. Will walk the 3 miles to the trailhead as the road is heavily potholed.

Stayed 2 nights, 200pesos per night per vehicle! There are some palapas, but you can stay wherever you like.. We were there with 5 others vans. Toilets are ok, if everyone flush correctly after usage! Need to bring your toilet paper. Nice snorkeling, paddle! Peoples cames to sell all kind of stuff, food and others.
We had a great time.

Army Corp of Eng. campground, about 35 sites., close together. $20 a night, $10 with pass. Right on Tionesta Lake Quiet and remote unlike Tionesta Rec area across water which is cramped, loud, and about $40. It is Nov. and the Outflow is open but showers are locked.

19 miles off hwy, first 12 miles (paved) is no camping zone and ~3 miles after that the pavement ends. Rest of the way is pretty compact dirt/gravel with a good few potholes to watch out for and washboards most the way. Made it in a 2WD Nissan Sentra with ~5 or 6" clearance. Hardest part is the rutted way to get into the actual site. Gorgeous views, no reception, no bathrooms, lots of cows. Make sure you check weather before you go into Uinta. Also, about 10 miles in the water begins to turn a hazy blue because of a sulfur spring up the road a ways. It's worth stopping and checking out, really beautiful phenomenon.

This place is called “Masala Food”
They serve breakfast (tofu scramble) and when we were there they also had a potato soup.

They sometimes have vegan cakes.

Veryyyyy nice coffee shop.

They also serve vegan/vegetarian lunches. Their food was so so so good.

They also have delicious coffee, matcha, and other teas. Their vegan cakes were **amazing**.

Their wifi is strong and their staff is super friendly. Check their hours, they are not always open but if you are in town, it’s da spot!

Yummy lunches - vegetarian and vegan, Delicious coffee and cakes. Not all their cakes are on the menu/on display; so ask.

We had their orange poppy cake and it was reallyyy yummy and the coffee cake was delicious too. They have flan and cheesecake, looked decent as well.

If you are sick or just want a strong ginger tea, this is the place. We ordered their ginger peppermint tea and it was so good

fill in workshop at the end of Cymot parking. 1st go to the workshop reception then pay the slip in Cymot. 30Nad/kg

Parked the car by the police, but it would be too noisy, so I came here and it was super good. Police patrols very frequently. Some traffic but really good for being in the city. Left the car during the day for about 4h and had no issues.

Park construction still going on, so no bathrooms or water. But it’s definitely a nice spot for being so close to the city. I didn’t feel like I was encroaching on neighbors at all. A good amount of car traffic, separated by a bike lane. A dozen walkers/joggers on the sidewalk next to me in the morning. Nothing sketchy, and plenty of parking room!

Clean, basic rooms, hot shower, staff spoke some English and we're happy to store our bicycles. Single room EGP350 twin room EGP425 including big buffet breakfast.

all the comments were right. Super friendly owners and animals, but difficult to find. follow the dirt road between the strawberry farms (you can see the road in Google maps). it costs 200 pesos for the night with pit toilets.

Very quiet for a gas station. Recommended

Un poco ruidoso por estar cerca de la autopista pero dormimos bien. Hay 3 espacios para RVs.

A bit noisy as it's close to de highway but we slept well. Three RV slots to park.

We can confirm previous comments. Nice place. Very nice and helpful people. We went with Joel the manager to the village and had a nice experience. Recommended!!

Nice place to have picnic or even sleep overnight. Just be careful with the sea level as this starts to increase during the night. So is not recommend camp over the rocks and only secure doing it by the green area behind.

In front of the entrance of the ferry terminal there is a large parking lot. Here you can stay for free (no limit). It is not cozy, but it serves its purpose. There are places with electricity, drinking water and a dumbstation. The pretty city center is within walking distance

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Basic but experienced motorbike services.
Parts. Repair and basic fabrication.
Also does big bikes but does not have a OBD module.
Friendly guy Louis and Lucky, both speak decent English.

The road to get here is way worse than we expected. Definitely not possible in a VW bus. We made it with our Land Cruiser using 4WD and in one spot had to locke the rear differential.

The place up here is beautiful and there are many birds including Quetzales to see even from the so called visitor center.

The ranger told us the sendero was closed due to land slides but if we were very careful and did not post pictures on social media we could hike to Mirador las Rocas anyway.

We asked him for the price and he said we did neither have to pay for camping nor the park entrance.
Later we gave him a piece of banana bread we had just baked ;)

2 dump station with drinkable water to fill your tank. Free of charge.
2 stations de vidange et eau potable. Sans frais

As described by others, great place to camp. FYI, it's technically only free for one night, then $15/night after that. Enforcement is sporadic, though. I was there 4 nights before someone (park maintenance/animal control) came and told me I was supposed to register and pay at city hall. They were very nice, and I was packing up to leave anyway, so they didn't make me pay.

Well thought out and convenient campsite. Rosanna was even able to provide us with a vacuum cleaner! Stayed 2 nights and felt very welcome. Much needed rest after Turkaner..

Potable water available! Good place - all good

The sanitary dumping IS CLOSED!! C’était barré avec une grosse pierre de béton

Absolutely loved this place, free camping with incredible scenery, was a fair amount of others around, but very peaceful at night.