Check-Ins

behinde the Vishnu temple, in front of the Templeguesthouse. Good to park. Really impressive temple and possible to walk around (outside temple) with your dog. Straydogs around but no problem. Really nice villagers. You could stay in the guesthouse, we gor a tour, looked pretty ok. The temple offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Good bakery with an outdoor sitting and an indoor sitting. Located in a quite street where you can easily park for free. They have free wifi working good, good coffee and pastries

We went there just to have an advice on our cracked windshield. They seemed very knowledgeable about what they do, and if you need a window repair they’ll be of great help!

The Embassy is not here anymore. Check the Other location on this app ;)

The only negative aspect is the ablution. They never cleaned it within 4 days and it was used by 10 people.
The area is nice and game is coming from moremi. We don‘t wanted to support the new fee policy of Botswana and that‘s the reason we stayed outside the park. Can recommend it if you are looking for an alternative to the park.

Class B van stayed the night no problem. 1 or 2 other vehicles also stayed. Very quiet up the hill location. In the morning many cars came in to park and ride. Highly recommend.

Abastecemos e pedimos por água…nos liberaram sem problemas! Há uma mangueira junto aos banheiros.

lovely campsite run by a very nice couple and 2 friendly dogs, 10,000 pesos for 2 people in a campervan. we had a lovely view of the stars at night time

Good place to sleep!! We stay for 9 nights You need to enter through the entrance of Hotel Apacheta. Downstairs several motorhomes are parked. We feel safe. In weekends a lit bit of noise.

Dormimos por 9 noites aqui. Você precisa entrar pelo entrada do Hotel Apacheta. Lá embaixo ficam estacionados vários motorhome. Nos sentimos seguros. Nos finais de semana um pouco de música.

a great state park with full hookups only 16.00 for disabled, senior, military. very nice flat spots. picnic tables and fire rings. hot clean showers, play area, volleyball and amazing walking trails.

pretty good selection. probably the best lunch meat/meat selection I've seen in the month I've been down here. also oranges and other veggies from vendors outside!

huge disappointment. the cleanest bathroom/shower I've seen in Baja but freezing cold. $30 pesos but need coins.

Crossed from Tanzania into Malawi on bicycles. We had our e-visas in electronic format which was enough. The whole process was relatively painless but quite slow, it took 90 minutes in total, about 30/60 split between leaving Tz and entering Mw.
As mentioned before, they don't have the visa stickers here so we got a temporary permit to go to Chitipa (35km/4hrs down a bad, bumpy, muddy, sandy, flooded dirt road) and do the full formalities there, which took another hour. At Chitipa border they initially wanted us to go into town to get our visas printed, but we managed to get them done there by transferring them to the computer via cable.
Biggest piece of advice - get your Malawi e-visa organised well in advance (a week or more) so you can get it printed in advance. Will save you time and faff.

This place is 10/10! The road is paved for the first 45km. The last 20km or so are pretty rough. If you are worried about the condition about your vehicle I would not come down here. There are several side roads that run along side the main road and most of them are way better than the main road. They all rejoin together so you can’t get lost on them.

Antonio’s is still in the early season so there is no restaurant until February but camping is available with clean toilets and showers. We paid $100/person for camping per night.

Whale watching is $60USD or $1200 MP per person. Paulo was our guide with Luis as our driver. They both have 10+ years on the water and are incredible. We were worried about the ethics of what whale watching would be like here but they do an incredible job of responding to the whales behaviour to keep them comfortable. We had a curious calf but mom wasn’t yet ready to visit with us but we got to spend some incredible time with her and her calf. We watched a group courting without disturbing them. As the season goes on the whales get friendlier but for us this experience surpassed our wildest expectations.

An established Auberge where you can park overnight and take meals. Access to toilets and showers if paying to camp. Parking area is concrete outside the main building. Terrace with views over a small lake. In the middle of a large mountain recreation area. On the drive through the woods you will come across troops of monkeys on the road side waiting to be fed. Some well maintained dirt roads in the area suitable for 4x4 driving.

Great large parking lot with long RV spaces. Can stay up to three nights. Can even run a generator until 10 PM. Check in with security, located right next to the entrance doors. They will encourage you to go to the “Bonus Center” to redeem free gambling credits, but you doing that requires that you let them enter your ID entered into their system, and the gambling card you get does not give you any free plays, it just adds a few credits for things like discounts at the restaurant, and the extra credits don’t start to accrue until after you gamble with your own money.

we were there and ate a pizza. they were really nice and also have some groceries if you need anything.

we crossed with Chilean plates (Portuguese with RUT) but the aduana guy didn't want to let us pass although we had the declaración jurada and the authorization from the owner to leave the country (since we bought it recently it's still not in our name). but we made it through after a bit of arguing and showing him the law. it was very crowded, stayed there for three hours, arrived at 11 am.

Non-electric sites $16, electric $22. There does not appear to be an off-season rate anymore. No water available in the winter. Snowed a few inches overnight, there was a plow in the morning workimg the road and clearing some of the gravel pads. Beautiful spot.

We've driven by this campground several times in the summer- crowded and not much privacy between sites. Our winter stay was pleasant with only a couple of other campers.

very nice spot. 5$pP. place for 2-3 Vans, can definitely recommend. good equipped kitchen, nice pool, super friendly owners.

there is a big resort beach Eastside, they have saltwater pools for free, only open during the week

Small park just off the Highway offering free 24 hour stops. Grassy, some trees, flushing loo, dump point and bins. Tap not working at present. Great location and clean.

Spacious grassy camping with scattered trees, very quiet and peaceful. Lots of birdlife and song. Near a creek but this is small and not accessible bar a couple of small paths through thick bush. Some walking tracks leave from here. Clean long drops, water taps and fireplaces (no firewood supplied). $14 a night for 2. Lots of commercial campsites in Goomburra Valley before national park and can get on river banks. Dirt for last section and a bit rough but OK with 2WD slowly.
Has a sister campsite very similar which is 300 m before it: Poplar Flat - choice campsite probably there: turn left down the track as you turn into the flat for a secluded shady site with direct access to stream, about the only place that does!

Can confirm: really friendly staff and visa took 24 hours.
BUT: no laissez-passer!

Beach park. Sign says open 7am-7pm no camping. But multiple people camping. Including locals in a van. Said worst that happens is a knock on the window and you have to leave. Apparently doesn’t happen much.

Beautiful spot lots of flat and level spaces, picnic table, and fire pits, 12 dollars a night, pit toilets, water, garbage and a dump site for black water. Stayed for 2 days during the weekday was very quite and peaceful near a few hiking trails. Great spot would come back again.

Great place to stay close to Yuma (just 10 min from downtown, be aware that in Yuma most of the RV parks are for 55+ years old). Very nice and friendly hosts. Nice, clean, and really hot shower/bathroom; pool and hot tub; quiet and peaceful; mix of long-term and short-term residents. The spaces are fairly big (bigger than most RV resorts around) with full hookups, and they have Passport America discount. What else can you ask for?

taller Dewar viveros
Very nice and professional mecánico!
He worked pretty fast, and I feel my motor worked perfectly after his additional adjust. Probably one of the best I've had in Peru. .
He didn't charge me for the little work. And as he's interested in travellers, I had a joyful conversation with him very much
Highly recommend
There's no sign, but it's just next to a store

very nice and calm place. we stayed for 4 nights because it was very relaxing.
its very interesting to see how they are working. and its close to Ranakpur Temple
they also have good food.
we can recommend this place

I didn't sleep here either. I don't have a front yard. I work day in day out sun up sun down. I'm in my early twenties. I have been working since the age of 17. I am unable to afford housing. I sleep in my car. I wish I had a front yard.

Free parking where you can spend the night. not too much to see around, but it has free water and dump station for gray and black water. right in the center of the city.