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Free dumping station with non potable water right by the gas station

As described, but the New rates for Primitive Camping is now $10.00.

Pretty neat place to spend a night, we paid C150pp/pn motorcycles safe in the car park, quiet place to set up a tent, amazing water to swim in, they breakfast… we had a good day here.

Okay place to crash for the night by the road. No issues.

Water is on the left side of the building from the entrance. On the wall a little higher up. Didn’t go in to ask just pulled up and used it.

nice place, near the sea and the old Village.

We came from Kamanjab through Huab River 4x4 trail with Tracks4Africa GPS. It's a beautiful track with lots of wild camping possibilities, many animal tracks (rhino, elephant and lions) but we only saw 2 kudus and 6 ostriches. The road is not that tough with some deep sand, dust, rocky stratches BUT arriving about 5km to this point there's still water in the river although we are at the driest month (November) and the tracks are nowhere to be found, probably erased since last floodings or due to corona not many people are using it. We did only 20 km in 2 hours to get to this point, getting lost several times, crossing small river stretches and decided to turn back at one point where there was real evidence of people who got stuck in the mud. Good thing is we found 10 desert elephants after that. We tried the road from the windmill and cattle post (see on Tracks4Africa) southward to reach Xaragu Camp but also gave up after arriving at a steep rocky point. So we proceed all the way back to the date palm farms to take the D2633 road southward and finally reach the main C39 road near Khorixas.

Lugar perfeito para wild camping, tem WC e chuveiros porém cadeados. Segurança de moto faz a ronda, ofereceu água e internet do Restaurante Rancho do Camarão. Lugar paradisíaco. Somos do projeto Dois e Mei Por Aí.

Such a beautiful spot. We spent the night in the valley about 100m away from the actual Grotto. No camping sign applies to the cave. Multiple fire rings. And PLEASE bury your poop! A wad of toilet paper with a rock on top is not a great sight.

Public parking lawn in front of the basketball court, there is movement of taxis and cars all day, and food stalls throughout the sidewalk, safe and quiet, the Mexican wifi there did not work

Lugar tranquilo, na frente da praia dos Nativos. Nos sentimos seguros e o boy do futvôlei até ofereceu energia. O pessoal do beach Club ao lado foi gentil, mas perguntou até quando ficaríamos (é um lugar público). Não deixe lixo e por favor cuide do espaço para os próximos viajantes! Por respeito ao resto da galera não é um lugar para passar uma semana.

Nice spot in front of praia dos nativos beach. The guy that teaches futebol at the beach offered us energy. We felt very safe. In respect of others, is not a place to spend a week. Please, respect and preserve the place for other travelers.

Nice spot, not busy at night. We stayed next to the road, oposite to the Monastery Cave restaurant (good food!), but you can park below, at the river. There is a choice :)

KOA in Tifton. Nice staff big sites. They are hard to find flat areas and most people have their levelers maxed out. Some noise from highway. Lake & pond

Warm welcome. They offered us tented camp with private ablution for the price of campsite. Ablution very clean. We had a nice chat with owner Bruno. Good breakfast.

GPS routed us just shy of the entrance. Headed up the mountain it’s further up on the right. There is a trail map at the entrance. A right takes you to a lot of camp spots. It’s a pretty open ponderosa forest with a ridge. Big rigs should park near the entrance. We reconed the area and found a small camper could get back on the ridge, but be careful of ruts further on. We have a 4Runner and cleared with camper with some maneuvering.

If you go straight there are spots great for a RTT or van, but the road is much further and gets tighter. Would not recommend a camper that way. But beautiful spots all around.

Leave no trace! Not trying to be a Karen, but we removed a full trash bag of litter. Continuous littering is what gets spots shut down. Also, this is a no burn area… we saw fires at near camps. One spark and this forest would light right up. Be smart peeps

Excellent place for parking overnight, because I work remotely and internet speed is in average 50Mbs download, 10 Mbs upload.
There's a shower in manoir des sapins in less 2-3 minutes from this place. (5$)

It's just me & another car. I think I came to Gaspé in wrong time.
internet speed: 10Mbs download 1Mbs upload in average.

Stayed two nights down one of these roads without any issues. Lot of people around so it takes some time to find a private spot. 1-2 bars of service on ATT. No amenities, but free!

Lovely place to stay, beside the river and near the bridge

Fantastic spot, just in front of the beach. You can choose between sandy Beach and stones Beach. Fire places availables, we stopped at the GPS point, but some others campers continues the road. We sow so many birds, and a lot of fish snorkeling. Quite relaxing place! No problems for a 2wd van to came here!

We also went a little past this spot to a level little pull out on the left. It was a small space and had a monument to the Cherokee. Quiet night, if anyone drove by we didn’t hear them and no one bothered us. There was a trash can there as well. Beautiful view during sunset.

93 pesos for an auto.......................

No fruit control. 39 pesos for an auto. Official toll booth.

ENG: Perfect place. We stayed here one week. Nice view, nice beach, safe place, wifi, electricity and water.

ESP: Lugar perfecto. Estuvimos una semana. Hermosa vista, linda playa, lugar seguro, con Wi-Fi, electricidad y agua.

The usual Walmart thing. Toilets available when the shop is open, otherwise no facilities. Free.

The Forest service road has many huge potholes, after carefully manoeuvering our 25' motorhome for 30+ mins and only getting half way up, we turned around and gave up.

A quiet opportunity to overnight not too far from the main road.
it's just a convenient and clean place.

Access track is visible on Openstreetmap: turn West from the T3, pass below the 4 big power lines, drive 1 km and then choose a place far enough to not hear the road noise.

Bushbabies spotted at night

Many cars, light trucks and donkey cars passed in the evening and morning, waving at us.

Access may be muddy in rainy season.

cell phone reception

Lots of spots along the road. We drove half way down and pulled into a pull out on the left, which went down into a smallish woodsy area with a fire pit. Very nice, quiet stay on a quiet road.

Free site. Stayed one night. One port-a-potty, very clean. No water. Restaurant within walking if desired. (I didn't eat there) . It was cold and rainy so not many people, plus it was a Tuesday. One person fished until dark. A couple came later and made a fire but they were quiet and left at some point. I could see it getting busy on the weekend. No issues with AT&T.

The park is closed (chain across driveway) but you can still access the sani dump since it is a stones throw away from the park entrance. The water was off for the season but we were able to dump for free.