Check-Ins

the location of the other post is wrong. This is a very nice gas station. They got water too by the side of the building across from Starbucks drive through. I used 25ft hose and parked right next to the building but it wasn't long enough. I had to fill the jugs and pour them into my tank. I think about 30ft hose would be long enough. One of a few places to get water in November. It looks like they have propane here too, I'm not sure for RV refill as I haven't filled it here but for sure they have 20lb propane tank. Otherwise, Canadian Tire nearby can refill RV propane.Their washroom is super clean and modern, best gas station washroom I've ever seen.

Small building that is abounded, stoped to cook supper at :), could probably spend the night here somewhere.

A water spigot north side of the parking lot near the restrooms. Water is potable. The historic Empire Ranch Headquarters is also free to tour. There is a nice Heritage Tour Trail for a short hike as well. Lots of camping on BLM land nearby.

Campground located right behind the dunes at the beach. To enter the beach you walk trough 2 tunnels :)
Clean bathrooms, hot showers, dish washing sinks, washing machine and dryer available.
WiFi at reception area.
In low season we paid 13€/night for 2 persons in a van without electricity.
Campground is open 365 days.

note: breakfast was a sausage and boiled egg... really poor... I insisted on toast and they gave it.

Nice country Hotel. Good food and clean beer. Good service and friendly staff. Clean rooms with WIFI.

Nice place for a cup of coffee. They have some small snacks that are all very fresh and tasty. We really liked the scones, chapatis and croissants.

Secure place where you can have a room or staying in your véhicule inside the guest house. For the night we négociateur 1500 Ksh instead of 2000 Ksh. We have a room for toilets and hot shower. Electricity you have to pay

Police moved us on stating this was dangerous and feared we would be robbed or kidnapped.
We set up camp got into bed at 8pm when we got a knock on the van. The police said we had to move for our own safety. As it was dark we were not keen to drive, they offered to escort us to a field opposite the police station in Zempoala, which we have also marked. We spent the night in the field opposite police station which was all good :)

very nice a d quiet place. we pay 80.000 guarany for 2 person and motorhome. lovely owner ....

Ótimo lugar para recargar as garrafas. Água potável.

We spent the night here after being escorted by the police at night from the field by the acueducto de padre. It was dark when we got a knock on the van by the police saying it was dangerous here and they feared we would be robbed or kidnapped. We are no pussies, but took the police advice to this field. Maybe a place to stay if you are stuck , it is an ok spot we slept ok and left in the morning.

Nice big campground. Very friendly staff. 4km walk to town. Bus stops in front of the gate.
We stayed on weekend and they had a event. Toilets and showers basic but proper. 20 Q pP.

Delicious very cheesy fajita + salad for 3000 mkw

Nice open field great for solar. Kinda bumpy but a few nice level spots. Probably avoid if raining or muddy.

beautiful spot to spend a night or even a few, right next to the ocean!

Water and restroom. Two spigots, one near Truck/RV side and one near Auto side. Both are near picnic tables and exceptionally visible signage states "Authorized Personnel Only". So, I went in and asked if I could fill my water jug at the spigot. The host replied: as long as it's just a gallon jug it's OK. They don't want RV's filling their tanks because who knows how much water that takes. I told the host my jug is actually 2.5 gallons to which she chuckled and said well that's OK honey as long as you're not filling your RV.

Called Dog Mountain RV Park in the Passport America app but it's the same place. A bit run down and lots of expansion work going on. But very nice showers and washrooms included in the price. Acceptable view down onto the Columbia river. A bit of train noise. We paid the Passport America rate of $25 and that's about what it is worth. Would hate to pay the listed $50.

official guarded parking area where you can stay overnight. 70DH for 24h
sie to the Medina.

Huge campground with hundreds of spots. This would be a beautiful location if it weren’t for all of the massive campers, generators, and people everywhere! It is essentially a huge gravel drive / open field with spots back to back. We saw two dump stations and port-o-potties. We didn’t look for them, but didn’t see a fresh water fill or showers. If you’re into group camping, want a spot on the beach, and don’t mind a cramped setup…this spot is for you.

(I am the owner posting this location)

We are a family of 4 homesteading on 6 acres. We rent dry campsites for tents and rvs for $20/night and we also have firewood for sale. Each site has a marker and a firepit located at it.

There is a compost toilet available.

It's a new place, very nice. Have a lake around and river near. Have a toilet and kitchen, energy and water. Very good for Motorhome and tent. R$ 30,00 for people.

Large pull off area, no signs. Stayed 8pm-9am, no issues. Some road noise but white noise generator helped with that. Other parking area further north (on southbound side) gets morning sun for solar but also early hikers, 15 min trail walk to coffee shop. Great Verizon reception, guessing good for all carriers.

As described but there are no recent updates so I thought I'd mention this place has a new name I think. Now going by "Casa Romano".

Also they can park motos in the lobby. There's enough room inside for 2 or 3 full-size ADV bikes comfortably. It's a tight squeeze to get in but once inside plenty of room.

Price is still the same at $20 per night for a private room w/ double bed and private shower. Very comfy bed, very clean room. Best $20 hotel I've ever stayed at. It is not really hostel as there are no communal dorm rooms, but several family rooms and a shared kitchen.

Highly recommend, I found it the perfect spot to rest and prep for the Costa Rica border in the morning

Beautiful horse farm with RV hook ups, camping, trails… I just gave them a call before showing up, friendly family owned farm.

Cheap hotel for the area, no 4x4 needed to access. Pool, bar, cold showers, AC, I think some of the rooms are equipped with a kitchen. We payed $65 for a night.

They have room for tents and campers, so they may be amenable to that.

ENG: Open 24hs, near to the port, R$25 diary

ESP: Abierto las 24hs, muy cerca del puerto, R$25 por día

nice spot for several smaller vehicles. there are lots of pull out in north of Jenner. The one I stayed at the night before had so many vehicles. this one might have been better as it's a little bit smaller and relatively level. not really big enough for big rigs but possibly a truck and small trailer if there aren't other things park there already.

We spent one quiet Saturday night here. We did not go to the swimming pool. There was a police check point til late at night and they were there also early morning... Not a bad place for one night.

They don't allow larger cars to be parked there. Tried and had to leave. Just compact cars accepted!