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Recommend avoiding this location due to harassment by local police.

Arrived after sunset and spoke with two police patrolling on ATV who told us we were safe to camp anywhere around the lake, whether the concrete boat launch in town or the other areas around the perimeter. Parked on the grass just to the north of town where several photos here on iOverlander were taken. We woke to different police knocking and yelling at 2am asking if we were high and wanting to inspect the vehicle. After talking them down and explaining we had spoken to local police on ATVs earlier they calmed and asked us to move to the well-lit area of town. We then woke to music blasting at 6am and locals yelling in our windows as if to jump-scare us. Worst experience in Mexico so far. Lake is beautiful notwithstanding!

smal, cold, clean spring to fill up bottles

very crowdet with local weekend campers and also with foreign travellers. seems tobe used as a parking also. lots of traffic, very dusty. not many flat areas for tents.
but a nice place. the village Simon is only 100m away.

16 hour parking sign, lots of other RVs parked. Big parking lot that has restroom that closes at dusk. Very close to the beach too

Nice state campground right on the beach and Deep Creek. Quiet, lots of openings on a Saturday in fishing season. Lots of birds to watch, particularly eagles. Pit toilets. $20 per night. Verizon- 4 bars LTE.

Campground in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Very nice place in the forest. The gravel road to the campground is not recommended for big RV. Suitable for vans. 18 Dollar for the site.

très venteux! nous étions en tente et avons finalement décidé de continuer notre route et dormir plus loin... semble parfait pour des VR par contre!

Nice spot, we stayed there 4 nights. At some point we were 5 van and it was ok.
there is a hiking trail

Ended up at the Pemex because it was pouring rain and roads to nicer spots were too slippery for our rig. But it was fine. All night traffic and lights, and the mosquitoes were awful, but we slept well.

Esta muy padre vivir esta experiencia de cruzar este tipo de ferry.
Nosotros para llegar a monterico tomamos la carretera desde escuintla e hicimos toda la costera, el camino es pavimentado pero tiene muchos pozos y es angosta, es muy transitada, así que decidimos regresar por ferry y vivir esta experiencia.

si te quieres evitar cruzar por carretera, que se paga un puente de 15Q y la municipalidad a parte nos cobró 10Q por el uso de la carretera puedes tomar el ferry en Taxico haces el desvío para llegar al puerto de Avellana que va para Monterico.

El ferry nos cobró $100Q el precio nos lo dijeron desde el embarcadero pero al llegar al puerto el chico que maneja la barca luego te quiere cobrar más, nosotros le dijimos el precio que nos dijeron desde el principio y que no teníamos más.

Descansamos aquí 4 noches antes de cruzar la frontera.
Este lugar es súper tranquilo y seguro para descansar.
En el camping hay para realizar varias actividades, como cuatrimoto, tirolesa, juegos para niños y animalitos con los que puedes interactuar.
Don Javier y su esposa fueron muy atentos con nosotros y les gusta recibir viajeros.
El camping no tiene costo, es a voluntad.

Had a very quite night. Not many cars on the side road. Verizon was a little hit and miss. Nice to grab a geocache 15 feet away.

Slept a few nights here. Super safe and quiet. Police cabin is right in front and there were always other motorhomes in there.

Lugar tranquilo e próximo a praia de Pitimbu. Localizado na Rua da Paz, perto da igreja católica, onde é possível ter acesso a água e energia. os moradores foram muito receptivos e nos indicaram onde encontrar os recursos.

This place was AWESOME! Our entire family loved the various pools of heat! Amazing how hot the water was in the ‘lobster’ pool - 115 degrees!

Definitely worth checking out this place!

Needed a quick place to get some rest. Pulled in around 9:45, 7 other campers and 4 big rigs already setup for the night. Was a great place to stay for the night.

Campgrounds full. Beautiful spot with view of Shasta through trees.

Parking lot camping with electric. Nice store with older but clean showers for an additional fee. Lots of nice working washing machines. Great place to spend the night. Dump station and fresh water included in $45 per night fee.

Beautiful camp sites. If it’s open, grab the highest one at the top of the loop as it has the best views of the canyon. I arrived late at night in the wind and rain and was relieved to discover that this campground did in fact exist. If you’re coming from Wyoming, the entire drive here is dirt road once you hit Colorado. Very remote and desolate. Make sure you fill your tank!

Only one other camper was here during my stay, despite it being a weekend.

Cute prairie, simple drive with a couple spots to stop . Not sure if you could overnight here, but worth a detour. We saw three deer, crickets and beautiful meadows.

Nice place whit access to the River , fire ring and bathroom no to much mosquitoes and free

whe stayed here for one night with our campervan (just picked up from the customs at the harbour). verry nice people and nice small farm animals to see. We rearrange everything in the campervan and with al lot of tips from the owners (speaks perfect English) we went of the next day. nice spot, clean toilets and shower.

Decided to stay after reading reviews, 2 other cars, we all parked to the right side, a little hidden from the entrance view. Slept like a baby and would not hesitate to stay again.

This is a pretty nice pull-off on the side of a forest service road that can easily fit an RV. This is a forest service road but it’s also a regular road on the map as well, Chamberlain Road. While it is a dirt road, it’s flat and not sandy or muddy. You can also park in several other pull-offs along this road. It is 100% legal and you can stay here for up to two weeks according to federal law. (Research specific regulations about campfires and dumping). Service is very limited. I got 1 bar of T-Mobile. However, it’s only 8 mins away from Munising where you can get great service.

Motorcycle mechanic, work with small motorcycles (bellow 500cc). Service, parts and accessories.
Speeks portuguese only.

estacionamento no centro de Penedo - RJ
lugar tranquilo, os proprietários são gente muito boa.
água e luz.
energia 220 V

do not camp here! stopped by saw an abandoned motorhome without windows and a junkie woman trying to break into a Cadillac with a coat hanger. 2 people sleeping in bushes with dogs and more trash than a truck could haul off.

Dispersed FREE Camping spots. Very quiet. Secluded. Stay on main 2 track. It will bring you to spots. Nice one after the bridge, end of lake.
Don’t pick any side roads off to the left, of the main road. They are bad, muddy, deep tracks. ATV used too. Stayed a few days.

Agroecological and organic property in full rural activity in the municipality of Brotas, 25 km of dirt road from the city center of Brotas and 12 km from the center of the city of Dourado in the state of São Paulo. Ideal to rest, understand the daily routine of a place, get to know medicinal plants, agroforestry, livestock and enjoy nature. Opportunity to purchase Whole Corn Cornmeal at Moinho de Pedra, elected in 2019 by the SP Gastronomia program as one of the best products in the interior of the state, honey, hibiscus, jelly, liqueur and other seasonal products. It has a communal kitchen with a wood stove and a conventional stove, bathrooms with hot water, 110 and 220 W energy, it still does not have a disposal area, it provides drinking water and has a simple house for accommodation. Note: BOOKING FOR UP TO 5 (five) MOTORHOMES.

Great location to receive Western Union transfers, fast and efficient service.