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No-camping sign posted at this spot. We didn’t stay here

No parking restrictions in a quiet residential neighborhood behind a church. I parked my van alongside the wall with a row of bushes. As good as street parking gets!

Established campground right in the middle of national park on the beach. 400 rub per person per night. Lot of space for any kind of overlanders. Weak internet sygnal.

Excellent spot with multiple dispersed loops plenty far apart for privacy. Will stay here again

We had a comfy pleasant 2 night stay here. The campsite is not a scenic one but it's perfect if you want to have a break and just chill around having your private ablutions with hot water 24h. We went for a walk along the car tracks which were pleasant but it would be nice to have some marked hikes. Very kind owner. No MTN network at all. Paid 15 USD ppn.

Endroit super pour un pique-nique au coucher du soleil, mais un peu trop éclairé et proche des maisons pour rester dormir. Il y a un panneau qui indique que le parc est fermé de 23h à 5h, mais il n'y a ni barrière ni indication d'interdiction de stationner!

Parking un peu en retrait de la route, du coup le bruit des véhicules qui passent n'était pas trop dérangeant. Endroit propre avec table de pique-nique et super vue!

Em frente a uma propriedade há este lugar especial para passar a noite ou simplesmente almoçar como fizemos, ao lado do rio e há até uma mesa . lindo lugar!

Uma linda cascata, e lugar especial para almoçar ou passar a noite.

Clearing at the edge of the pan. We stayed to the edge of the pan to get to the clearing. Beautiful skies. Some abandoned animal dens. Could see a track and cars pass in the distance but not disturbed. Got here early so had a relaxing day in the sun, very hot but good wind. Peaceful at night with only the occasional cows. We did see a Jackel close to this area a few days later so be careful with food waste.

Emerson lake is a great spot. Is not a provincial park camping ground that requires self registration. We were the only ones there.

Beware the dirt track it takes to get here. Can be quite a lot of strain for your car!

The lake was beautiful

Cracker Barrel parking lot, with bus and RV pull through spots. Manager said overnight parking is allowed. Lot is clean, totally safe, and well lit. No water hookup, just a place to park for the night.

water spout just to the right of the entrance.

Price is still 95 NAD pppn. Staff is very friendly. Food is good. WIFI is working around the restaurant and pool area.

Friendly hosts, clean restrooms and shower. Busy area with other overlanders, hotel, and tennis court. Fun vibe and great place to watch the sunset over the sea!

Great campsite right by the water! you can walk 5min into Powell River or take one of the many hiking trails that start at or next to the campground. Very clean washrooms, great water pressure in the showers ($1 for 4minutes) and good wifi ($2). Got good quality, dry firewood for a great price as well. We stayed a couple of nights and would happily come back.

Charged $8 for dump and water fill. Did not stay over night.

We stayed here with no issues and slept soundly. The store closes at 5pm on Sunday so it was very quiet at night. There were a few others staying overnight.
The location is very convenient with a lot of different stores around including an IKEA just a couple of minutes away.

This place is a paradise.

But… 350 pesos a night and you don’t get any service, not even bathrooms, which cost 10 pesos and are far from OK.

Whatever, is an amazing place to stay and it’s totally worth it. BUT, DO NOT COME OVER WEEKENDS. It looses all the magic.

Pd: There is an unbelievable coffee shop around the town, called Lilxit Bread Shop. Their people are friendly, and they have WiFi, which is always a plus.

Great spot. Beautiful views across the bay. We arrived late at night out of season and the owner was very nice and pointed out the facilities (hot showers, hooray). The drive there was a bit scary on the dirt roads. The last 1km particularly was a challenge. We just about managed to make it in a 2WD camper but took a few attempts to get up the final hill. 3G signal. 6000 pesos pp.

Perfect place in the center of Sucre (10' walk from principal place)
I confirm at May 1st, Bolivia has lifted most of the corona restrictions, so this place is open again as described for 3 to max. 4 vehicles.
We were 3 vehicles during our stay.

Thanks a lot to Felicidad and Alberto
Cherry on the cake, if you have electrical issue you can ask to Alberto : it's a master !!!

Aline and Rodrigo's hause. Don't have a big place, buy have hot shower, eletricity, potabel water. Send massanger to 51 995021430.

Área de uma Marina, com energia e água. Preço módico. Local paradisíaco.

Beautiful place at the end of the road, with beautiful seaview. There is a picnic table, a shelter and a dry toilet. It is at the start of a 10 km walk along the coast. There are other options as well to park and camp along this road, just before this spot.

This is a really fabulous place to camp while exploring Lake Atitlán. It is a quick tuk-tuk ride to Panajachel, where you can catch a collectivo water taxi to anywhere on the lake for Q15-25. The hotel has a restaurant (doesn’t open until 6 pm on Monday and Tuesday). The alfredo is really good. Price is Q60/person if you stay 5 nights or more. Most importantly, it’s stunningly beautiful and mostly peaceful. We were the only overlanders other than @matugatu4x4 (who we planned to camp with). There were some tent campers on the weekend. There was one loud and late event on the weekend. But the rest of the week was quite quiet. Other amenities to mention: there is an outdoor kitchen with a sink for dishes. There are two bathrooms with very cold showers, but the men’s showers ended up not being operable. The hotel said they would open a room so we could shower, but we never took them up on it. There is a good-sized swimming pool that’s fairly clean. And there’s a playground with swings and a slide that our son loved, plus some climbing trees. I will say that the event guests always trashed the place, so the kitchen and bathrooms were often quite dirty. The staff came around eventually to clean. I know there’s another campground in San Marcos, but it sounds super crowded. I didn’t want to leave this beautiful place. I think it’s special.

60 usd for a tent, very nice view, especially the food was very good. 15 usd for 3 course meal. In the night there were some hippos around.

After 1hour looking for an hotel in San Juan, we ended up in this perfect place very happy!
40Bs/person + 10Bs/ducha
Full equiped kitchen free to use
The hotel is brand new, very clean, comfy beds, with private bathroom in each room 👍
In case you don't find it, here is the contact of the owner Jaime +591 72378116

Safe parking spot at the Radisson. I paid at the hotel reception, left my car at their guarded parking lot (there’s a fence and a guard), and spent a few days at Caye Caulker. All good! 10USD per day and well worth it for your peace of mind.

Stayed a few nights. Close to heavenly village.

Entire parking lot is meaningfully sloped so hard/impossible to get level but otherwise fine. Tahoe area seems unwelcoming for campervans. I wouldn’t pay for it personally (I have diamond status so it was free).

Nice and easy acessable free Hot showers.