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state campground, 18 $ per night, places are small, not for big rigs

Welcomed to stay. Standard CB - highway noise otherwise pretty quiet

famille très sympathique
12$ par personne
possibilité de cuisiner
garage à vélo sécurisé avec leurs voitures
ils nous ont offert le café le matin

Follow up to my last post.. including pictures of the signs posted all along the street.

Beautiful spot with lots of birds and waterfowl. Interstate 94 noise all night but it's to be expected. We tented by the water for one night. Some mosquitos but not bad.

Very nice place, cars can't see you from the street, trucks may. Tons of mosquitos, so forget about fresh air at night if you don't have mosquito nets.
The road has some sharp stones but we made it with mid clearance and 4wd. It rained the whole night and morning and made it up the next day without problems.

Sweet spot right by river! Thx WA headed to AZ fisherman!

As described great convenient spot to rest head for the night with full ATT service showed up 2200 on Friday night and still space, bunch of other overnighters, no issues, nice views minimal road noise

propane fill for cylinders by the gallon at Sinclair. friendly service

A family run guesthouse near the center. Double room with shared bathroom for GEL50. Very clean & beautiful mountain view from the door. The lady, Nino, is very friendly & can speak lil English. She gv me coffee, cookies & cake upon arrival. She can also prwpare breakfast for GEL20 per person (huge breakfast). Theres a kitchen for guests to use. Some indoor space for parking. Can accommodate big rig may be up to 11 feet width. (Check out the pics)

Visitor Center is still located here and open. They are closed for lunch between 13:00 and 14:00. We paid a total of 58 GEL for 5 days/4 nights and a map of the park (which is very convenient!). We drove the orange and the green route. To our opinion, the orange route is by far the most beautiful and diverse.

Very clear water, could be good for use without filter. We have used this filtered and had no issues at all.

currently can take meat north - south, not the other way. just asked, didnt check

4000 pesos for 1 person, double bed with private bathroom. Motorcycles space in the back. Heating in the room.

The road to Karpan is closed from here. There is a military post. Only residents are allowed to pass. The road crosses the Azerbaijani border several times in the direction of Karpan. That will be the reason for the ban.

Very lovely little rest spot, right next to a road that's hardly used. A lot of covered tables and a flowing river.

The most beautiful place to watch the sunset and to wake up to. Be sure not to park near the chair, that’s where folks lug their boats to launch from in the early hours of the morning.
Drove through a couple beautiful neighborhoods to get here, neatly tucked away on the beach.

No cash payments allowed. Payments can be done with mobile money or credit card but it can take a while because of connection problems... 40 USD pp park fees + 50 usd car fees daily + 20,000 UGX pp camping. Those are the international fees starting from June 2022. Really beautiful park and the Ishasha River Campsites are really cheap and worth to stay if you enjoy the bush. We had elephants, hippos, waterbucks, beautiful colobus monkeys and a gennet visiting us at the campsite.

Campsites in Queen Elizabeth NP are really cheap and worth to stay if you enjoy the bush! We had elephants, hippos, waterbucks, beautiful colobus monkeys and a gennet visiting us at the campsite. Yes, the rangers don't have the same notion of privacy or noise but they take it very well if you explain that you want them to be a bit further and to be more silent. No MTN internet signal but Airtel internet works well at the campsite.

Army Corps of Engineers campground. Paved sites - picnic tables - fire ring - showers

$18 night - $9 with Senior Park Pass
Clean, shady campground. Sites on the lake and off. Boat ramp.

Nice, private and the views are awesome! Very quite and just a couple miles outside of town, but feels like you’re in the middle of no where.

Small parking area with upper and lower gravel lots. The lower lot was pretty flooded from snow melt and rain so we stayed in the upper lot. There’s room for about two vans in each lot. Toilets were on the lower lot but we don’t know if they were open. Trash can on upper lot. We had to use go-treads to be level. A lynx walked right by our van at dusk.

Cute views of the viaduct, quiet and flat

$8 showers, $5 if you have a CDL. Not the best showers but they do the trick. They also supply towels

Dirt road leads to a dead end, so an OK place for a night.

very nice and clean facility. great showers, continental breakfast, and great staff. will be a repeat the next time we come this way and need a place to stop.
2 jeeps for under $50

Stayed 2 nights here really quiet after 21h when it's sunny and early when it's rain. Really peaceful town. Waterfall and river close. Nice people

Two of our group camped while the other two took a chalet. As one person in our group said, arriving here was like arriving at an oasis! Jaco was very helpful in getting us settled and sorting out Namibian Sim cards. His food was really good but his pizzas were really outstanding. Johan was a great adviser on our travel plans and steered us in the right direction. Overall, well worth a stop.

Great place. First-come-first-serve. It's more set up for RV/camper, but great to tent as well. Water in the public bathroom, no WiFi.