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Fantastic place. Clean, quality bathrooms, pool, wonderful common area, not too expensive. Laundry. Safe, secure. Everything us overlanders like. Absolutely recommend.

This place is permanently closed.

Community center open until 8pm
5$ / Shower

Parking lot by the river. Patrol even came by to check on me, and said it was okay to stay overnight, just to be careful. They also recommended I park at the Oconoluftee Visitor Center, which has bathrooms, and is a bit safer. Lots of cars passing, since it's by the road, but that was fine.

Nice place at the lake very quiet 22:00 everybody is gone also clean.
Good restaurant Laguna beach club

Nice camping with facilities, and all services plus lunch place.

Excelent ubication, excelent local food, owner opperated, very gentle people

Great place to stay for a night. Secure compound with high walls, good beer, and a restaurant (we did not eat but looks neat) paid 1000ksh for our caravan and 5 people total full price. They wanted 2000 to start, but we only needed a toilet and nothin else, so settled on 1000ksh - this is double Tanzania rates we paid. Still nice gardens. We noted a shower. Perhaps pay more and use everything.

Nice place to refill water. Bathrooms were locked though.

fantastic place to refill water. Just note that on windy days like today, filling can be a bit of a hassle.

No longer old and ugly. Now an upmarket hotel. 5+m per night. No discount.

It was Ok for overnight. But the place at this moment is very run down. They had big issues with flood, i understand it, but the toilet was really dirty and there wasnt even water to flush. We could use eletricity. We payed 250 for 2 and the car.

Multiple places to sit, enjoy a great view at the end of w18b village hike

Simple hotel with nice yard for camping and motorhome parking.

Drinkable Spring-Water available

Its nice and flat space over the mountain which is great and silenced, there is dusty road to here and just 10 minutes away from the last hotels and road , great ocean view

Works in steel and aluminum. We made a box at a very good price. Good quality and faster service.

Smooth crossing. As described. ATM for francs is working at the moment. No PCR test or vacation certificate required.

Medium size truck parking lot next to a Pemex. Gets a little busy with trucks around 9-11pm. There’s a night guard who charged me 20 pesos to stay the night. Toilets, showers, an OXXO (was even able to buy a few basic veggies), a bit of Wi-Fi, and an express laundry service. There’s people at the gas station all night. I felt good staying here, felt safe!

Cold and windy. We parked in front of hut with no door for shelter. 2 bar vodacom. Don’t come if weather is bad or foggy, you will barely see anything. 100 R to hike, 60R to enter. We drove up using 4x4 low on a foggy day. Toilets not flushing, shower not working so don’t bother as they are filter, especially after the hikers use them

Lugar de mata, da acesso à trilha para o morro do facão, porém não é muito utilizada.
para fazer a trilha é bom levar EPI.
Não tem nenhuma estrutura, perfeito para motorcasa, local pouco movimento.
Entrada gratuita, o nascer e o pôr do sol são lindos.

Brand-new public toilets, very clean. On the side there are water hoses with very high pressure.

Good 1 night stop on the way to Buenos Aires. You can park on the meadow between the gas station and hotel where you can experience the indigenous sounds of swirling moskitos, barking dogs and howling camionetas silvestres.

Only accessible via dirt road, overlooking the mountains. Several spots where other people have done camp fires, with lots of bushes around. Should be easy to find wood :)

You can walk a bit from the place to the front of the plateau and have amazing views. Also easy to start the w18b from here!

This location, and this entire town, reeks to sketchiness. Was woken up at 2am by a shirtless man asking for money. Wouldn’t leave after giving him $10. Had to sound my car alarm. Even in the evening, it just didn’t seem very safe here. I’d avoid this area in future, but may be doable depending on your risk tolerance.

Very nice place to stay one night a To make long walk on the Beach. The open season begin in may for the shop.

Nice trendy kind of specialty cafe offering good coffee and tasty treats with secure parking behind the building. Nice stop on this route/area. Enquire about the daily special.

10 road blocks with gangs demanding money. They burned tires, shattered glass, ripped parts of the highway out to use as road blocks. We ran out of money after the 5th or 6th road block and gave them Biltong. Then on the 7th or 8th road block we offered the remaining sweets to the guy but he held up a brick and asked us to pay or else he will smash our cruiser. In that 2 minutes, a mob had gathered and climbed onto our cruiser. I found a old lesotho note in the glove box and he let us pass.

The reason they gave for smashing stuff and blocking the main highway in and out of Tugela Falls was that they had no electricity. Please find out about the road situation before driving to the falls. We are super shaken after having rocks hurled at our cruiser and multiple people jumping onto our car.

Nice campsites with a view to the Chobe river. Nr. 5 has nice, pretty unobstructed views. Own fireplace, tap with potable water and sink and electricity (one plug). Ablutions are nice and clean. Small swimming pool. We were here first time in Feb 2020 and then we had very bad vervet monkeys around (of which one really tried to attack!). When we checked in now, they still warned us about a ”monkey problem”, so they are still here. However, we didn’t see them now (we stayed only one night), but have your slingshot around ’cause they were ferociouso.
Bit pricey as 220 Pula/pppn. But only a short drive away from Ngoma gate to the Chobe. Quiet place.

Nice spot on the edge of La Mesa. 15 min walk to the center, cab is about 2$us. Has gated and secure parking, fast WiFi, private rooms and cold showers (no hot water here). Was a good spot to stop before making our way into bogota tomorrow. 100k for two people with two motorcycles.

Fabulous small National Forrest campground right off the access road, $10 per night. The views here are stunning with jagged mountains peaks surrounding you, a raging river only 80 feet from site #2. I’m here early and only two sites are accessible with snow covering the other four. There are bear boxes, picnic tables and fire pits for each site, plus a leveled area for tents. I snuck in here in my 32 foot Skoolie, a bit tricky but doable. The views from my roof top deck are amazing. There’s little to no Verizon service, but my Starlink satellite internet is penetrating the trees, at least from site #2. Highly recommended! Bring bear spray. Please carry out all trash, we want these perfect campsite to last forever. Thank you National Forrest service, we sincerely appreciate your work.