Check-Ins

This is one of the main attractions, where Lawrence of Arabia should have lived for a certain amount of time. Here's also kind of Pavillon tent, where you can get tea and have a nice chat with other travelers. It's a bit more requented by other tourists with their guides

One of the main attractions inside the Wadi Rum. It's very nice here, but the Canyon is really tine. Take the steps on the right, follow the very short path and see some very old inscriptions. Some of them are located above your heads.
From here you can easily get to the Lawrence's house, the Burrah Canyon and the Mushroom Rock

No matter from which direction you'll come, keep close to the mountain, if you do not dare to drive the dunes. The sandy road is fairly easy to drive (we did it with a Sprinter 4x4), but the sand of the dunes looked way too soft for us.

definitely more of a farm than a campground with chickens and horses walking around, but a nice place to leave your rig and explore the city. we left our dogs in the van here when we went into the forest, only to find out later they are allowed in the park. pretty quiet and clean amenities. they did charge us 20k to fill up our water tank which I thought was a little absurd. we spent 3 days here and not once did anyone speak to us in English.

So much trash, so much cow shit. Spent a relatively peaceful night here amongst the garbage. Stray dog kept us safe by barking at imaginary things for most of the night :-)

This is a federal site with a parking lot suitable for a couple of overnighting campers. Good view of sunset.

Top hill built up for geological monitoring. It’s in off the hwy about 6 km but what a view. Lots of room and road getting here was not bad. C-class and car will make it. Very remote. Cell tower near so go signal.

Just to add it’s a spot that is intend for more than one night. Beautiful!

Small spot just off the road to mesa falls.
Spent one night no issues. Many other dispersed campers around the vicinity. Quiet and chill evening. Creek side spot.

beautifull place as described. look out for a very brutal squirrel, you do not like to have him inside your car! he was on top of the roof and almost fell through the musquito curtain.

Stayed one night in one of the pullouts at the beginning of the road. Very quiet at night and had no issues

Still good, bumpy road even in dry season, possible to camp/tent too on the main place

The spot is as described above. It’s a free campground, but still has put toilets, water, and a dumpster. It also has access to a boat ramp and a small dock. The lake is beautiful, the only downside is the amount of flies.

Camping at Flower and fern cottage...

Is like being ten years old and travelling to your aunts cottage in the countryside, The cottage and garden are lovingly cared for with passion, neat tidy but still a country cottage,. You ask your aunt if you can camp outside in the field and she makes it happen, she brings you drinks and sandwiches and you explore the amazing wild gardens, walking down to the lake and stand staring at the cliffs wondering if you climb them what will await you at the top. At night you gaze up at the clear view of the milky way and life is just perfect.

In the morning you wake up and must leave but forever longing to return and live forever in a childlike fantasy. 

Jackie is the most amazing host, she even walked down to us with some beers after we mentioned we had run out.

The only problem with Flower and fern cottage is having leave .

We went to Kalambo falls and visited the moto moto museum, and easily made it back here for an extra night.

Torneira de água ao lado do banco nacional, e da sorveteria. Enchemos durante o dia com autorização dos funcionários do posto.. tem adaptador. Necessário mangueira própria

super endroit, une superbe vue ! un peu cahoteux mais assez facile d'accès

on a été de passage seulement pour une petite douche , très facile d'accès ,gratuit , propre et intime avec porte qui se barre

Comme décrit, parfait pour une nuit tranquille

This is a very nice BLM administered campground with about 15 hard-surfaced, full hookup sites with tables, grass, and shade and about 15 tent sites on grass. There are no reservations - first come only.
Prices are:
Full Hookups - $18
Tent site - $10
1/2 above price with Senior/Interagency pass.

In high season (winter holidays) not quiet at all. No electricity. NO WIFI nowhere!!! and no WC open.

Excelent service. Today 600 pesos for 12 pieces
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Plage superbe, tranquillité assurée avec le bruit berçant des vagues.

Très belle place pour petit VR tranquille
Table, toilette sèche.

Stayed here 2 nights no problem. No issues

there IS a road by the garbage bins that takes you to the river and not right up beside the highway. its an elongated rest stop that goes around the bend

this is a BC recreation site, and most are free around the province, especially in the northern half.

semi-open areas, one larger area on one side ofnthe bridge, one smaller on the other. The smaller has a walk-in trail 30m in that appears to be awesome for tenting.

This is an unserviced but welcome for camping spot. do not leave toilet paper in the bushes, bag it up and take it out!

too many fire rings too close togther so watch out for hazards that come with fire rings.

otherwise, the toad river is gorgeous but super cold and swift moving. not for small children to play. there's sandy entrances to the water for hanging out with your morning coffee.

We stayed here two nights. Flat parking lot, we had no issue at all. lots of amenities and local attractions to checkout.

Very quiet and was able to blend in with the other cars and trucks/trailers around.

Good spot $5 with potable city water behind the building using your own hose.