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Posto da rede Ipiranga com bastante movimento, pátio amplo e com árvores para estacionar. Possui um restaurante bem gostoso, com a la minuta caprichada. Paramos em 2018 e voltamos agora em 2022 para não arriscar. Não passamos a noite, paramos apenas para almoçar e abastecer. @viajando.4x4

This place is permanently closed.

Clean, shade, playground - overnight was calm & quiet.

The owner is very friendly, the place is a nice looking forest-like camping at the end of the road. Excellent hospitality. Just be careful if you bring an RV, the entrance is uphill so check the road before entering, to make sure your vehicle can handle it.

I wasn't able to find this place.

Soat ya no se venden mas aqui

Very nice parking lot with clean bathrooms included. To park 24hrs they charge $200 pesos. The location is the best.

This place is permanently closed.

Sign on door indicating closed until further notice

Lugar incrível. Bastante espaço. Ótima estrutura para acampar e motorhomes. Pequeno comércio dentro do espaço. Piscinas de água corrente e termais. Tranquilo, seguro e limpo. Preço 740 pesos uruguaios/para o primeiro dia, nos demais dias apenas 500 por dia, para o motorhome com 2 pessoas.

Large campground big rig friendly. Did not stay but filled our rig with propane at reasonable price.

This place is permanently closed.

Was easy to get money from Western Union which is inside Carrefour

Filled our tank with potable water at PEMEX. We give them 100 Pesos Tip. Very friendly staff.

Estamos aqui há 2 dias. Noites tranquilas, apesar de ontem ter chegado uma galera com caixa de som a noite. Não nos atrapalhou a dormir. Tem alguns chuveiros do quiosque da praia. E vimos um banheiro químico.

Official campsite #68A. A bit off the beaten path but reasonably easy to get to even for a standard 2WD if you're careful. Nice, rarely used fire pit. Great views all around. Three bars of 5G on my Verizon Mifi.

Was quoted 150p for camping, but then offered room for 250p as an option. Took the room as it saved me the hassle of setting up my tent and sleeping on the ground. The communial bathroom was fine. Cold water shower an option (didn't use, but verify worked). No electricity (or heat or a/c naturally). Bed was fine, only a sheet. Slept in my sleeping bag for hygiene reasons anyway. (Not that it seemed dirty, but who knows if it was really washed anytime recently?)

nice sunset over picacho del Diablo in the distance.

I was the only one there for the night.

nice little eco walk right at the place too.

Actual camp is a little ways off the highway. Coordinates for that: 31.5118817, -114.1360097

(Listing only takes you to the road, it can be a little confusing. You must drive across the salt flat to arrive at camp)

Not an official campsite as such but a wonderful place to camp on grass on the owners large property. Lots of shade under trees. Very well maintained. Beautiful swimming pool with view of the Zambezi. Beautiful clean bathrooms. Best place to stay around Tete.

Caught a warm spell in the middle of winter, arriving at the top of the mountain on clear dry roads. Selected a spot in the lot where there was a little cell service with which to plan the next steps of the journey. Seems much of WV is bereft of cell service. 2/3 Mbps up/down. Quiet place with the most beautiful views.

Great campground. 200 pesos/night, 250 with electrical hook up. Hot low pressure shower, free morning coffee, and they washed our Sprinter 4x4 for 150. Only negative is that you can't sit outside during the day because of the annoying tiny flies that insist on landing on your face.

awesome rustic camp fantastic game viewing and bird life

awesome rustic camp fantastic game viewing and bird life

We parked next to the playground for a night...it was ok and nobody said anything. Free and quiet !

Very affordable, with neat and large sites. Very clean shower house and restrooms that are a short walk on a sidewalk no matter where you are parked. Electric and water comes with every site. I can not imagine a size limit for any RV. And vans and tents will not feel cramped by anyone camping next to them. It’s actually nice not hearing dogs barking for a change but a few planes overhead do break the quiet now and then. As others mentioned they really threaten you about the pets and booze policy. Guess they must have had issues in the past since this is basically an urban campground only a few miles from anything you could possibly need.

foram super gentis e
disponibilizaram água

It's beautiful here. Pretty quiet for a free campsite.

This place is permanently closed.

Acampamento selvagem pé na areia, parte sul da praia ao lado do rio. Lugar tranquilo e seguro. Ao atravessar o rio existe uma pequena bica com água. O camping do Pezão, oferece banheiros simples e água por uma pequena taxa. Passamos mais de uma semana com vários outros motorcasas.

Otimo posto para dormir com wifi e tomada e torneira de água, chuveiros quentes muuuito bom, ganha se abastecer....

Not good for big rig. Go at the church paid parking d-town. Only 10$