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This is a very quit place. We only heart the cowsbells at night. a few walking paths true the woods. You can park away from the road.

It was easy to get a permit by calling. There were a few more sites down the road but each of them has a different name (need to know for the permit). I also want to give a heads up that we were walking our dogs and one of them got caught in a foot trap. We were right by the sign for the Yellow Pine Trail.

On the Coastal Trail. Small flat paved parking lot. No signs saying No Overnight Camping / Parking.

Beautiful view of the coast. Lulled to sleep and awake by the surf. The access road dead ends at a trail head about 50 metres away - so no through traffic. Picnic area with tables. Very clean pit toilet at the trail head. A great place for the night,

muy tranquilo. 1000 pesos por motorhome (sin extra por persona u otros). duchas calientes, agua potable, electricidad y parrillas. atención cordial. señal de wifi excelente. paredes para tapar el viento. muy recomendable

Puedes parquear al lado de la gasolinera gratis por consumo de combustible o pagas 30 Quetzales, el lugar es seguro, amplio, hay baños en la gasolinera, agua limpia, tienda de conveniencia 24H, restaurantes, comercio cerca.
Puedes ir a conocer la Basílica del Señor de Esquipulas.
Está el parque Zoológico Cuevas de la Mina A 10 minutos hay transporte gratis, o si prefieres y el q recomiendo haz la caminata ya que hay lugares en el trayecto para tomar muy bonitas fotos, en el parque puedes llevar comida para preparar o comprar comida en el lugar, también hay artesanías para llevar recuerdos la entrada al parque 30 Quetzales p/p $4 USD el lugar es ideal para pasar el día hay un río que atraviesa el parque y amacas a la orilla, la carretera de acceso es de terracería estado regular no apta para RV pero si vas en vehículo alto no tendrás problema para llegar.

en el campo de voleyball hay un grifo con agua perfecto para cargar depósitos, los locales han dicho que es potable. esta al lado del cartel que dice piscina.

Good ole roadside Spring. Tasty water, two pipes make for quicker filling. Parking right at or about 100yds down can fit a camper to pull over

Nov. '21
Looks to be permanently closed.

Abandoned rail route between Beristáin and Zempoala. Shown on Osmand as Linea HD and Linea H ferrocarril abandonado.
Best suited to two wheel travellers who can weave between rocks and ruts but passable (slowly) for other vehicles, NOT bigger rigs.
A lovely alternative to main roads. Plenty of wild camping options.

Simple dirt lot that’s nice and dark with no disturbances. Just a good place to park for the night before going into Yosemite.

Really nice place, very clean rooms and very friendly owners. Secure parking for a motorcycle inside is possible.
Price for one person/night is now 500 Dh
All in all I paid around 760 Dh with dinner and breakfast.
Seems to be a popular place, so it might be good to first call to check if they have any free rooms:
0539390903 or
0628912023

Nice campground. Lots of wildlife; turkeys, geese, blue jays, magpies, woodpeckers, eagles,deer, squirrels, woodchucks, etc.

$50 w/full hookup per night plus $8 online reservation fee. Stayed 3 nights

No cell service whatsoever

safe quiet free place to park overnight, says 3 hour parking starting at 8a

Excelente lugar para estacionar y hacer el River Walk. No tuvimos ningún problema. Mucho espacio para estacionar campers pequeños o vans en la carretera. Estuvo silenciosa y segura.

Really great spot to park and do River walk. Not any problem, several street parking spaces for small campers or vans. Quiet and we felt safe.

There’s not much here, but it’s conveniently close to the highway and with even more convenient sand mounds topped by dense shrubs for good wind protection. Firm ground, good for pitching a tent.
There’s not really a road to here, just follow some tyre tracks off the highway. Road can be heard in the distance, but totally quiet at night. A visiting camel at night.

You need to come here in season. Lagoons mostly dry in early November, no flamingos.

Price for Toyota Land Cruiser and two people camping in November 2021 was
12 $ per night.

Friendly people, good facilities, hot shower, good potable water, perfect if you want a bit more comfort for a night or two.

Wow! Really lovely venue. Not a lot of parking space for overland vehicles. We were directed to nice shaded spots that didn’t have enough clearance for our Gladiator + Alu-Cab Canopy Camper. Then we were sent to a lot that is normally used for 15-passenger van parking. There was one space in the lot where we could get level. All good. We had the place to ourselves!! We couldn’t believe it, with the beauty of the venue, swimming access, and activities in the area. We enjoyed swimming daily and laying out in the hammocks. Hot showers and clean bathrooms. For food, leave the campground and take your first right. You’ll end up at a big parking lot and there are eateries there. Riaces is nice for breakfast, but on the pricy side (for the area). The little place directly beside it is great for lunch and dinner. We tried the bocoles, sopes, and quesadillas, and everything was delicious. And the ladies in there are sweethearts. The Selva Teenek ecopark is interesting (guided tours in Spanish). Just don’t forget bugspray.

Nice place. 15& ppn for chalet. Nice food.free internet at bar.

Endroit de rêve! On se retrouve entouré des vignes à 20 minutes à pied de la ville! Super endroit et super propre! À recommander! 5 000 pp.

Asked other locals and all said ok water

Stayed here a night on the left close to the garbage bin because we thought we would be most out of the way there. We asked the guy who is selling coconuts if it was fine to park there. Had a few drinks at the bar (check your bill, they won't give you a proper one and add 20% tip on top). They gave us the WiFi when we asked, but he typed it in. (Pro tip: with android you can see and share the password anyways).

Before we went to the bar "Robertito" talked to us and asked if we were camping and we said yes (he has the little board rental shack). He said he had places to rent or to camp but we said we would rather stay closer to the surf.

The next morning he kept annoying us to move the car around, first a bit backwards and later in the evening he wanted us to leave completely. Didn't like his vibe from the beginning and I think he doesn't want campers.

The beach is perfect for beginners to surf, but maybe park a bit further down away from the beach. It's a pretty tight road anyways.

One Thing: No cell service and the wifi of the bars doesn't reach very far. We preferred Playa Maderas, friendlier vibe, more space, and cell service. The waves at Playa Maderas are a bit messier though.

This is a great spot! Right off the highway, a few other cars but lots of space. I get 3 bars of Verizon service.

Title says it all. 😀
We were in the area and it was already dark and didn’t want to keep driving. This wouldn’t be a “destination” spot but was nice and private and far enough off the road that it was pretty quiet.
The library just up the way has awesome WiFi and Taylor’s head was great too.
We didn’t take the road all the way back but there is a nice little section to crash at the bend going back. Good little stop over.

The best campground I saw at Death Valley, no generators, quiet at night, filled up on the weekend. Can go to the ranch at Death Valley and swim and shower for $14 a person as well!

Road in from the east/the valley was slow going due to significant washboarding and some bumps but fine for 2WD 2005 Sprinter.

Be aware that the crossing from Badwater Rd to the West Side Road to the south can be impassable if the Amargosa river is flowing (rare) but otherwise it's the fastest route.

Warm Springs wasn't a resort - it was a mining camp owned by a female operator (Louise Grantham) who added the pool and trees because she sometimes stayed there. Neat place to poke around. There are talc mining and gold mining equipment nearby. Burros visit sometimes (soooo much burro poop). The shade and the sound of the spring-fed stream was welcome after a few days in drier areas.

We were the only ones staying overnight mid-week, but multiple groups of 4WD adventurers stopped by to wander around during the day.

Coming from Rusape, there is an access road before the electrical lines on your left.
Then there is a track which lead on the top of the hill.
No 4x4 needed, high clearance recommended

from there you have more than 180° views,
and on the other side, you can shelter from the wind between the trees.

not visible from the road, but you can hear the vehicles there

Cell phone reception

Turn onto CR-313, then pull off anywhere to camp 100ft from road.
Road solid WHEN DRY.

Nice little clearing just 20 yards or so downhill from a turnout. Great little view overlooking the creek, and pit for a small fire.