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water fill up and dump station (its next to Wendys). spoke with cashier at Petro who said water is potable and I could fill up. didn't charge me. the $10 sign may be for dumping.

he also said I could use the water spigot on the side of the petro building if I wanted, it's also potable.

water fill up and dump station (its next to Wendys). spoke with cashier at Petro who said water is potable and I could fill up. didn't charge me. the $10 sign may be for dumping.

he also said I could use the water spigot on the side of the petro building if I wanted, it's also potable.

next to the road, a nearly flat field with nice view a little shadow and low traffic. If you just have a tent, you can find a more hidden spot on the right facing the river. there are firepits, it's 99% clean so please Cuida Tu Mundo (CTM). You can access the river

NB: we've met the owner, he has a plan to make a camping spot of this place starting in 2023. Didn't say if it will be for free or not,he lets us stay in exchange of making sure the place was left clean and we welp to clean it up as well. Please do the same.
NB2: he told us that further up the road, there is a log caban with a tap water providing mineral water straight up from the mountain

New location: right next to the lake. It's the new building next to the Casa de la Cultura. They have toilets and cold water showers that you can use when the office is open. And extremely friendly staff.

place is closed - neighbor called the owner for this information. entrance is blocked.

Quadra residencial com câmeras. Praia de pescadores bem tranquila para passar a noite.

espacio para parquear con baños muy limpios y ducha caliente gratis, está al lado de la autopista por lo que el ruido de los carros es constante pero pasamos buena noche

Same as a description, Walmart and I didn’t see signs of no overnight. Full truck and it’s near foods and gas.

super quiet and peaceful area. the big grassy spots were nice to camp on and the dogs loved it. they even have a couple of fire rings with wood if you want. we liked the cool temperature at night and even during mid day it was only low 80s. breezy all day and night. it's nice to beat the heat up here. lots of great birds to see! one spot (with the goal posts) had a water spigot to fill your water tank with.

perfect for one night ! a little noisy but...

All true. Free parking for 3 days. You must go in and register. 1st you get a players card that’s free. 2nd you’ll go and register your vehicle. No cost and the staff was extremely helpful. The back parking lot is sloped, however the way, way back lot is not! Lights are in all night, so having blackout screens are very important. I opted to stay for ; days. There are no hookups and you must be fully self contained. Do NOT put out lawn chairs and act like you own the place … carry in and carry out please! Don’t burn this spot for others!!! Verizon 2 bars and sub 3mb up and down. There’s free wifi in the building though.

great Little restaurant with few tables and for take away. It cooks mainly local seafood, seafood and meat empanadas and a great crab lasagna, or meat lasagna. No drinks but you can get from outside. Easy and nice!

We also ended up here after the rafting trip. Large sandy/grassy area. Next to road but hidden. River makes more noise than the road :). Expect rafters later on the day, especially in the high season.

Got here about noon on a Friday and there were only a handful of spots left. We managed to find one that was large enough to accommodate 2 Sprinters and we split the cost. There are about 3 sites here large enough to share 2 vans if needed.

$12 a night now, half off with Access Pass. Bathrooms were clean and did not smell. Got very busy by the time we came back from the state park in the evening so get there early on the weekend. Very popular with the OHV crowd.

We had no service on tmobile or Verizon even with we boost.

Excelente. Very quiet. I heard coyotes at night and birds in the morning.

I went here to try wild camp. The owner of the farm came to me and asked not to camp there. They have also had cable theft on their farm and are more cautious of people camping there . They asked to have the spot closed .

In april it was not possible to reach this place because of the snow. With our 4x4 we could however drive the first 500m along the gravel path, in the tracks of a logging machine. We camped just before the bridge and the logging place with view of the river (see attached pic of the yellow Land Cruiser). It was a good alternative, but please only try this with 4x4 because you can get stuck easily in the snow or lose control.

Absolutely great campsite with an awesome view from the big hide to the waterhole! Everything was spotless clean, taken care by Agnes and Elizabeth (who will also light you fires). They also let us camp at the hides’ side, so we had great views all the time. Not so much animals in Hwange at this time of year so by only sitting by the waterhole you may see as much as by driving around. We were here for 2 nights and also saw a new born baby hippo on our second morning. One of the best campsites of Hwange.

Very clean guesthouse- 30000 ugx for a spacious double room and bathroom enclosed - Hot shower! - Also other rooms at 20000 or 45000ugx.

En Semana Santa, nos cobraron $800 pesos por día, en lugar con conectores eléctricos y ahí, frente a la playa. Tiene mucho potencial este lugar, pero también la limpieza deja mucho a desear. Basura por todos lados, mierda de los perros por donde quiera, baños y regaderas que sabrá desde cuando no les dan una buena limpiada :(

Great place to sleep ! Needed to drive slowly (10 mph) with my converted van due to the road. You can also exit the road earlier to have a quieter spot but without pit toilet. First hikers came around 6am

road siding of gravel road connecting 150 to Wilson. good for truck camper or van overnight. two vehicles past in evening two in morning otherwise very quiet. no fire ring. five inch blocks required to level standard pick up truck. overnight only.

We drove this road in our 2WD Toyota Hiace. But you have to be an experienced driver, like my wife Kareen. Take it slow. Some areas are very narrow so I am not sure if a wide big rig can do it. We did fix the road a few times. It took about 5 hours for the 30 km that was washed out. Beautiful area, we slept half way. Nice birdlife saw, one jackal and llamas. 50km South of Barreal you join the tar road.

Great place, good water supply, shelter, picnic table each site, excellent overview of what's left of the lake. Can be a little breezy.

Lots of empty space, here. Lots of places sheltered from wind and sights by the high bushes and small trees. Stayed about 1 km before the location indicated here. The access track still shows ruts and puddles from wetter times. Need some ground clearance to navigate around some of the bogs. Loads of birds.

We preferred this spot over the riverside pull out. Tables, benches, bins and fire pits available. Limited road noise. Trees for wind protection. If you choose your spot well, no trash nor TP. We were the only ones here after 8 PM.

Came here before 3pm on 4/17/22 thinking last shower was at 3:45. But paper sign on the door said last shower 7:45pm! Still $2.50 for 5 min

What a find! We were the only ones here for a night in April. Beautiful campground nestled in huge trees. Snowed 6-inches but we were warm and comfortable in our Sprinter van. On the PCT so most likely busy in the summer with thru-hikers. Picnic tables, fire pits, pit toilets. Flat. Free. No Verizon. Magical.

Nice open and flat clearing in the forest. Very quiet and large. However, road up is steep with deep ruts. Need high clearance vehicle to get here. Road probably not suitable for large rigs

We entered the fuel station, asked for the smile price of 6 Bob/litre. No problem. But they asked to tell nobody 😉.