Check-Ins

trailhead parking lot directly off the side of the road. people started showing up to hike at about 8am. i was disappointed to see the amount of trash and tp scattered throughout the parking lot and surrounding area. please remember Leave No Trace principles and pack out your tp after burying your solid waste.

nice spot. there were a couple other vans and rvs along the road, but there are so many spots available (and far apart) that it feels pretty solitary. i chose a large spot closer to the highway and did not regret it. only saw a couple cars drive by and highway noise died down by 8 or 9. I did see a LOT of tp scattered theoughout the brush. remember to pack out all tp and trash to keep these sites clean!

Good place tô spend the night.
natural hot pool.
lots of level and shade areas around the goats, cows, frogs, dogs, cats and chickens.

they stopped first the first one and asked where we going and passport, and said to go to the 2nd team but the 2nd just waved at us.

This is a really nice free campground 10 minutes from the Gila Cliff Dwellings. There are 7 spots with metal fire rings and a few more with stone rings. There is one large spot near the entrance that could fit multiple vehicles. There was only one other camper here during my stay Sunday - Tuesday. Quiet, beautiful views & nice area to walk around. The toilets had a bit of a smell inside but overall very clean and well maintained.

Really nice quiet parkup. Bunch of geese on the pond; they got going in the morning before we did :) 3 bars of Verizon.

What a gem. The campsite is tucked into a secluded piece of bushveld. Sites are level, far apart from each other and in pristine condition. The hosts, Rob and Elsie, are superb. Each campsite has a braai, waterpoint and electricity. The ablutions are great and super clean. In the evening you hear lions, hyenas and jackals. No cars or other noises. Limited cellphone reception, only messages go through. A splash pool for the heat. Game roam free on several farms and you can walk or cycle anywhere. Excellent rates apply. We will certainly come back again and again. It should be a perfect winter destination, it does get quite hot in summer. The last 6km is not tarred and a bit corrugated. If driven slowly ordinary caravans can also go there.

We could not find this place,we asked a lot of people around but nowbody new about it.

Good place to overnight. Some noise from traffic, little later in the evening and at night.
If you don't have so many hp's in your vehicle, avoid the very steep roads going up!

A road from the village leads to a small dam where you can find few small camp spots for a tent or a small rig. It looks like locals visit this place for camping and making fires. Our spot was under trees not visible from the road. There are more than one spots available.

On the C & O Canal, parking space for 5-6 vehicles, maximum length 24 feet. Pit toilet, picnic table, fire grill. Road in is gravel that becomes paved as you come onto national Park land. Lovely view of river through trees. C and O canal is right behind a parking spot.

As advertised. We are here in the off-season and had only three neighbors. Everyone was quiet and respectful. The view of the ocean and the ocean sounds are priceless. Let's keep this spot clean and available for everyone!

Stayed last night after hiking in Morin Heights and a fantastic dinner at Souvlaki 7 here in Saint Sauveur. 3 class B RVs stayed the night also.
Great place to overnight! Thank you so much Saint Sauveur for your beautiful City and fantastic restaurant in the village!

Came for two nights, stayed five!
Two in a campervan was $20US per night, showers sometimes cold, sometimes lukewarm, sometimes almost hot, probably depends on the time of day. Free breakfast every morning 7am to 9am, very chill atmosphere, super nice inside.

Warning: A guest staying inside the hostel had his phone stolen while we were there. A woman walked right in, snatched it from where it was sitting, unsupervised, then walked right out.

Fun fact: The hostel building was the home of the Costa Rican president in the 1940s!

Small private cabins feet from the beach. Shaded by a beautiful tree canopy.
$35/night
Decent WiFi
Secure parking

The road is open
Beautiful place, great sunset, good cell reception, no one bothered us
But- very very windy.. to a point it was kind of scary to sleep in our Sprinter Van like this..
The road is possible for 2WD but very steep and bumpy..
we drove a little bit farther and came back because this was the most protected spot related to the others

Nice spot. Road noise is minimal. Big flat area. T-Mobile data speed was pretty slow, but good enough for emails.

Great spot. No issues. Highly recommend.

The gas station is now a Loaf n Jug. There is a fresh water spigot, not locked and not labeled unpotable. Prices are the same.

Passamos duas noites na rua ao lado do centrinho. Lugar muito calmo, há um estacionamento de carros com ducha fria e banheiros que é possível pedir para usar. Vizinha muito tranquila, porém nos finais de semana tem bastante movimento de turistas. As praias são lindas! Tem mercado, restaurantes e lojinhas bem pertinho.

4-5 parking spots where overnight parking OK. I slept here and confirmed with park ranger that it is not private property and it is legal to sleep in your car here.

A great place to stay enormous space to park, camp, walk and practice activities… fernando is the host and proprietary of Alma Liebre is a very kind person, he also have farm activities here and near to his place an sport automotive business where you can be a racing driver for one day.

Near to markets and shops, they have a mechanic, and staff to help whenever you need…

Is a clean space, they have very good prices (5.00USD x person x night)
You have water, electricity, wifi, bathrooms with shower, Landry (cost 3.00USD x charge), sewage discharge (dump station).

They have a promo: one weak (7days) on your trailer you have 1 day for free.

Awesome little space. Even large rig will be hidden from any passer by’s.
Not the most luxurious or awe inspiring place but an epic spot for an one night and it’s protected from any wind.

UPDATE: 29/11/2021
You can wild camp just outside the hot springs. Huuggeee open space, But you won’t get the security guards benefits from being inside the hot springs area And you won’t get the benefit of being the first ones to swim in the hot springs early in the morning.

Having it allll to yourself is just the most amazing thing. Bring a set of swimming goggles / snorkelling gear to really appreciate the crystal clear water, the small fish and the natural water holes inside the hot spring.

Again, water isn’t hot, just nice and warm.

Former helipad with stunning views. Easy access even for a 6.7 Motorhome.

Good spot for potable water, free and easy to access. As noted, pressure is low. The faucet is a small 180deg ball valve, and it's on the same supply as the attached car wash, so pressure fluctuates and sputters as people use the car wash. Took maybe 15 mins to fill my 26gal/100L tank. But it's free and easy to access - beggars can't be choosers :)

Level, firm sand, plenty of room in the Mojave National Preserve. Spectacular views of the mountains and part of Joshua tree forest that did not burn in a recent fire.

About 100’ off Cima road, though you can drive aways more on the sandy road into the Joshua trees. I don’t know what is there.

Please do not park on or drive over any dry grasses or bushes! They can catch on fire from the heat of your vehicle.

2-3 bars of Verizon.
Delicious date shakes a few minutes away at the Shell gas station at Cima Rd and I-15. :)

Good place to spend the night, on the edge of the BR163, close to Sinop. Large, with several facilities: bathrooms with showers, cafeteria, restaurant, barber shop, mini market and other shops.
4G Vivo coverage working good!
We got water to fill our tanks.

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Bom posto para passar a noite, na beira da BR163, próximo a Sinop.
Grande, com diversas facilidades: banheiros com chuveiros, lanchonete, restaurante, cabeleireiro, mini mercado e outras lojas.
Sinal 4G da Vivo funciona bem.
Conseguimos água para encher nossos tanques.

As other recent visitors have mentioned, this is one of the worse value campsites we have visited on our trip so far at 50USD pp. The camping spot we were offered did not have a view except over the fortress-like ablution block, and the deep grey sand is unappealing (if unavoidable!). It's obvious SKL have the monopoly and feel they can charge what they want for what is essentially the only break between Savuti and Moremi/Maun. But of course, the surrounding park is amazing and well worth a visit!

Very nice parking lot. The casino security did go around the parking lot to check. Very quiet and safe.

apparently, it is not possible to get into the beach with any kind of vehicle anymore. a fisherman told us to ask a policeman officer but we didnt. nobody on the beach during the night...