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RV/camping is currently closed for the season but their cabins are still open.

safe place to sleep, has lighting and police surveillance cameras, absolute silence and an incredible view of the lake from the dam.

Free Dump Station and water to rince.
Very easy. Thanks Camping World

we take diesel and we ask for fill the tank with potable water and the manager said yes. free with fuel.

Solid place to spend the night, felt safe. It's basically a truck stop. Showers were clean. Wifi parking spots fill up fast by truckers, so get their early if you want to connect from your vehicle.

Beautiful little canyon with little temple at the end. Entrance fee 20 Pesos/person and if you stay overnight 50 pesos/person. Really quiet and safe place. The very nice ranger said on weekends getting croud. Scenic drive, road in good & paved condition. Last 2 kilometers gravel road. Has clean toilets and water

Very nice campsite, C3000 pp/pn easy access to shops and restaurants, good option if you want to explore the area.
They also have some very nice cabañas complete with kitchens.

Parking near the French Quarter. $ 10 per 10h per parking space. To avoid paying 2 seats, set back the rear overhang on the lawn. $ 50 for 24h.

Pulled in at 8pm on a Wed and station was manned - paid $12 for dump and water. Decent though.

Pulled in for the night - definitely has a No Parking 10pm - 5am sign. Also was slanted so decided to move on.

According to the sign on the window this shop is closed until further notice!

It's a big place with lots of building shops. Look for the sign Oryx Gas.

It was great for what we were looking for that day: electricity at the spot for charging loads of batteries, good free wifi and swimming pool to refresh from the 38 degrees heat (it was the warmest and cleanest pool in our 30 days + trip in Namibia). Campsite itself is not that charming, but number 5 had good acacia shade, shower was hot and toilets clean. If you're looking for wild and scenic campsites there's better options out there. But with a short walk uphill you can see a beautiful panorama of surrounding mountains. No internet with MTC but has phone coverage.

Estacionamento em frente a praça. Entrada um pouco confusa em decorrência de uma elevação na pista para passagem de pedestres.

At the moment the only border which is open for tourists if you want to go from Uruguay to Argentina. Open from 8 am to 4 pm. Busy but well organized. No toll for the bridge. Micration Uruguay / Argentina are in the same building on the left. Aduana Uruguay is located on the backside of this building. Aduana Argentina you will find at the building on the right hand side. Friendly guys. For Argentina you need to do a declaration online. No QR code for the wallet at the end of the procedure (like Uruguay does). So better to print it out. Make things easier. Nobody asked about fruits etc. Took us 1 hour to cross on a wednesday morning.

Termas (800 per person) and Hotel are open. Campground still closed because of COVID 19.

Nice but for us too noisy for an overnight-place.

The restaurant is not great. They don't have a large selection.

Do not follow Google's directions, it's off Hwy 58 and there's a sign for boat ramp. continue to Dixon Field landing Rd. posted "no overnight parking" in parking lot but there's a couple sites slightly past the potty on the right. Verizon LTE 2 bars

Cecilia is the restaurant owner and her house is in the back along with lots of space. She speaks English and is very nice. There is no charge to park in the back but if you inquire, at the very least have dinner there. I totally intend to. I feel safe here despite this place being off a main road. I may even set up my chair to enjoy the night sky tonight

a very nice and quiet. smooth roads and a clean pit toilet. Verizon cell service good.

Easy parking. Very clean. Friendly staff

Great BLM spot right outside the park. Got in a bit late and found a level spot amongst the other campers. Smooth road, good vibes, lots of room and got to the main entrance of arches in 15 minutes.

The new price is now N$ 300 for a campsite (up to 4 person)

Good spot, we had a tent. Not much road noise.
Beautiful wake up view. Had 4 Elk grazing in the field behind in the morning

we stayed one night here. arrived about 830pm and it was pretty quiet. didn't have any issues. lots of cars turned up for sunrise though.

Peace and quiet except 4 the coyotes in the distance. flat ground and fire pit, also at some point someone hung a clothes line. perfect getaway. got up here in my Ford econoline probably cant fit anything bigger. Cars up and down the road all morning 4 hunting. toilet is a few feet back in the woods if you're brave enough.

Nice comedor with menus Del dia. We had a vegetarian platter for 6K. There are tiendas in the same streets in case you need to snack up for the road ahead

Small but functional rooms. 20k ppp
Comedor and bathrooms next door

Not recommended! Keep going and ask for a room at the hotel or a chance to camp in a garden or a porch. We were told this area is not recommended for wild camping especially bc it’s right next to a busy highway