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Phantastic and fairly hidden place, once you made it uphill.
It's a little bit steep, but friends (VW T4) and we (Sprinter 4x4) did it without problems.
Unfortunately the lake couldn't be seen really, because of all the trees and we guess, in summer, you're completely stealth.
Very nice place for a few nights. Only one time 5 militaries came up with their 4x4, didn't take notice of (but greeted) us, as they were searching for something else (we still do not know)

nice restaurant good foodprice ok waitressnice good service and wi-fi

Gorgeous stop, everyone was very friendly. We ate both dinner and breakfast here, the food was alright but not great. Drinks were amazing though, and obviously we still wanted to eat here to not take advantage of their hospitality. Cold showers are available, wifi is strong and fast. Password 61297260

I was charged only 50 for solo tent and moto. Ana's restaurant has a very small general store but best to stock up before, although they do have cold tecates for only 25.

just to confirm, the horseback guy is still creeping around women. He only asked me, none of the dudes camping near me.

Stayed here for two nights, nice views of the city, a little bumpy to get to but could get here in a camper van. There's glass everywhere around. Second night on Monday, we were woken up 4 times from 1am to 4am by what seemed like drunk college students deliberately driving up right next to us in a truck (license plate 92631E3) and revving their engines. We tried to talk to them but they drove off.

Great Self-catering accomodation with interior parking lot that fits cars with rooftop tents. You can park very close to your room. Good free wifi, hot showers, comfy beds, fridge and microwave in the bedroom and communal kitchen if you want to cook something more sofisticated. Lovely sympathetic owner Vicky who's always willing to help. Last minute price for 2 people here was cheaper than camping at Lagoon Chalets & Campsite. We paid 450 NAD while at Lagoon Campsite they were charging 500 NAD.

Price for camping is now 200 NAD per campsite + 150 NAD ppn. We went to Sunflower Self-catering accomodation which was cheaper for last minute deals (450 NAD per room) and it was excellent!

great quiet spot! thank you for this place!

lugar tranquilo e seguro, vagas em frente a sub prefeitura, guarda municipal e posto de saúde, seguro, conseguimos água com eles.
estamos em 3 MHs há 3 vagas maiores em frente a quadra de de futsal. Para se conseguir vaga é bom vir bem no final da noite ou bem cedo.

This entire area is a sand pit. You will get stuck. Don’t risk it.

A cute place hide from the road. Just after one of the rafting stand you have a way on your right to return, the place is nice with shadow like sun for solar panels. Very few cars have passed during the night, and no one has come to see us. No noise, a sky full of stars in the middle of the mountains. Love this place

un endroit tout mignon cacher de la route. Juste après un des stand de rafting vous avez un chemin sur votre droite pour rentrer, l'endroit est sympa avec de l'ombre comme du soleil pour les panneaux solaires. Très peu de voitures sont passés pendant la nuit, et personne n'ai venu nous voir. Aucun bruit, un ciel plein d'étoiles au milieu des montagnes. love this place

One of many parking places around here. We arrived on a Sunday and a couple of grassy car parks said no to overnight parking. Today is now Monday and the grassy car parks are closed and gates locked, and access to the pyramid is closed on Monday’s. Hence probably why they said no. This car park is not fenced at the front , except for a chain so you are not actually locked in for the night. It seems safe to us, clean & today, and gray stones to park on. They charged us 100 peso per night, sorry we are not ones for haggling as they need it more than we do. A great spot as per other descriptions to access sites on foot.

Best homemade burgers and fries. Give them a try on your way through. You will thank yourself for doing so. Big patties (6oz & 8oz), crunchy thick fries, Elk burgers and varieties (boar, ostrich, salmon, chicken?). Moderate prices but totally worth the life experience. Friendly, owner and son staffs, authentic small diner, photography artwork for sale on wall. Small parking lot

Good propane fill up location. Friendly, polite, expedient staffs.

This is a lovely place for an overnight.
We stayed a second night after hiking in the redwoods all day. Talked with the maintenance guy - he takes great pride in keeping the place nice.

I stayed one night with my camper van. there are signs all over the parking lot saying no overnight parking.
I have asked the security guard from Walmart if I could stay for the night, and he said it was no problem, and several campers usually park there, it is not an issue.
It is a bit noisy but good enough for one night.

double sided, double hose, single automotive propane fill station

As described. We had 2 trains pass in the night but it was no big deal. About a 15 minute drive to access Shenandoah national park via the Thornton Gap Entrance

Pretty nice dump area. Enter on the left side of the check in booth and head straight there. $10 to dump, potable water.

Nice quiet spot for a night. Didn’t drive all the way to the cliff edge because the last bit of road is more rocky and rutted than I want to deal with.

It's a quiet area with a park and places for diferents sports. We spent 2 night here and nobody bother us. felt safe. Neighborhood are very friendly. There are toilets for 3 pesos near the playground.

Awesome spot, had a beautiful peaceful night with unobstructed view of the stars and Hat rock. When the moon came out I could see clearly in any direction. had a couple vans spread out in the same lot for the night. Good AT&T reception

Great spot. Nobody bothered us. Quiet at night. We ended up here as the nearby Camping Glaros was not open (but we would not stay there anyway as it was dirty and unpleasant).

The location of this camp is what makes it unique since there are no other ‘established’ campsites on the great east road between Chipata and Lusaka. We got held-up on the old Petauke road from SLNP after recent rains and could not make it to Lusaka before sundown. The new owner (Taris) was very welcoming despite the ‘walk-in’ and also allowed us to camp on the lawn next to the pool/boma, since there were no other guests. We made use of the camp ablutions that was cleaned and prepped especially for us and, despite the rustic appeal, it was perfect. We paid Zk200 pppn (adults) and Zk100 pppn (for kids 13 and under). The pool was clean and a great relief from the heat! Cold beer and a proper view of the Luangwa river was the perfect end to our day. Taris has a lot of plans for the campsite…so watch this space!

Nice place at the beach. Little side road, free to camp. No traffic. Quite at night. At least in November.

Much quieter than the other place. But access a little tricky and it's mosquito hell!

Washboard road but lots of solid places to pull off. 3 bars Verizon.

Nice site. very clean. each site has plenty of parking (i even saw a bus there). i parked and walked down the road past the pit toilet, and it gets pretty dicey with washout and arroyos. i would not recommend driving past the pit toilet without 4 wheel drive and high clearance.

Nice cabins and parking close to the beach, with pool and amenities. The owners, Enrique and Dalis, are the nicest people. They also have a restaurant with good food and drinks. 10 usd for parking and using the amenities. The place is gated and closed during the night so is really safe.