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You have to register online before you arrive. So we had to turn back

Nice place! Safe, plane and wonderfull...

Lovely campsite with amazing soft grass. 1000KSh pppn. Excellent 1kg mutton, with potato wedges and veggies served at our camp feeds about 4 people, KSh1450.

Looks nice but too expensive. 4.000 pesos plus 1.000 per person, even children. Didn’t stay.

If your camper is heavy and 2WD without high clearance, then you have no other option than staying here within the hotel fences. They charge 200 pesos per camper, no matter the amount of people but you are not allowed to use any facility (not even the toilet) except some electricity for a while (not the whole night). If you are prepared to add 250 pesos p.p. Then you can use all facilities, which includes shower, toilet, swimming pool, WiFi, bar and play room. There is a night guard.

Huge level dirt parking lot. Big field for a dog to run in. Excellent hiking trails. Good Verizon cell service. My fav overnight spot in Central Florida.

Slept here for 2 nights. It was easy to find and there was plenty of parking available. We parked in our 23’ school bus. We had to park with our tail end hanging over dirt but with that extra bit we easily fit inside the lines. You HAVE to have a TAP card and we did not see anywhere to buy one here. I put money on the TAP card but couldn’t pay with the tap card. So don’t make that mistake. You just have to have one to show that you’re “going to use the metro” because it is a park and ride. So we got our TAP card prior to arriving, once we parked we walked over towards the big escalators where there were parking meters. We put on our license plate number and tap card number and had to pay $3 a night. Once finished it did not give us a receipt. I was concerned that would be a problem so I called the number on the meter and the woman informed me that they can see if you paid by entering your license plate number into the system and that we didn’t need a receipt. There was security roaming around consistently. We felt safe here. We left the bus for 10 hours one day to go explore and nothing bad happened while we were gone. We did not see any homeless. Would definitely recommend staying here.

Like others reported great tent only site campground but a small van like mine was not an issue. The single pit toilet was one of the cleanest I have seen. Cell reception good on Verison. If you can located Old Jennings road and turn right on Live Oak Lane you will have no problem getting to the campground.

Cachoeira com varias poças , espaço para van o vehiculos medios. Acampamento selvagem .
Waterfall with some holes to take bath , space for a vans and medium vehicles .
Wild camping

Not a horrible spot. There was a lot of highway noise and sirens ect but other than that no knock and slept through the night.

The path is very narrow, with a lot of vegetation, we could not go with our 7m long camper.

Ideal for rest for a night. Quiet night. Enough space.

Pulled up late at night, found an open space in front of an apartment building. Not a bad spot, only about a block from the ocean. Mostly quiet, had a restful night of sleep & left in the morning.

all descriptions about the surroundings and offerings are accurate. There were at least 3 open spots when I arrived around 10pm. noise from the plant started about 6:30am, not loud, just present occasional truck noise. Worked for me as I was passing through.

Basic truck stop pullout, good for a solo night if you to pull off. Lots of garbage around all the grassy area, toilets: male were in very poor condition, ladies a bit better. Had to use cash for gas, everyone very friendly though. Free.

Last petrol station before crossing to Argentina. Next one is approx. 130km after (in Argentina)

Rosmarie&Peter
One of the best campgrounds with perfect infrastructure we‘ve had within 3 month of traveling. Description as mentioned first. Hot showers all the time.
Pretty wooden viewpoints over the lagoon to relax in wooden chairs and to watch birds and beavers.
Enough space for bigger motorhomes, very clean, quite expensive, 20‘000.- per night but worth it.

Spent one night with another van, wonderful view overlooking Sausalito.

Stayed one night, no issues. There is a signed lot for trucks and trailers, this lot was filled with semis, not flat for parking. We stayed in the lot where the Welcome Center is located, seemed more flat for parking. Arrived after 9pm, quiet during the night, but started to get busy around 7am.

as written below, having someone local to navigate is recommended. roads very sandy, cars should have 4x4, motorbikes at least deflated dual sport tires. also, motorcyclists, watch out for the soft sand, i got stuck in there and had to find help to get out.

the entire land strip offers lovely and beautiful camp spots, just pick the one you like most and doesn't come with too much trash. the sand is soft and white, the water clear blue.

Nice. There are some grassy areas to pitch tents. Full hookups with 15, 30, and 50 Amps available for $15 per night. There is a large pump next to the toilet block that is a bit irritating when it runs, so don't camp next to it. No T-Mobile service, strong Verizon service.

overnight parking is $15 located at P5 in the winter months. couldn't find the dump or water fill, so it may be summer months only.

Nous avons rencontré Gladys et aflredo en ville, ils nous ont proposé spontanément de venir dormir chez eux, ils ont une ferme avec des vaches, des chèvres , des poules.. Ils nous ont gâté de fruits et surtout d'informations sur le Belize et leur culture. Un magnifique échange. Nous avons même été invité à manger chez eux après une balade dans la jungle pour nous expliquer la faune et flore locale. Une rencontre incroyable !!! Ils ne demandent pas d'argent et pourtant ils en ont besoin, notamment pour les études des leurs trois garçons, n'hésitez pas à leur laisser un petit quelque chose pour les aider.

We met Gladys and aflredo in town, they spontaneously offered to come and sleep with them, they have a farm with cows, goats, chickens... They spoiled us with fruit and especially information about Belize and their culture. A wonderful exchange. We were even invited to eat at their place after a walk in the jungle to explain the local fauna and flora to us. An incredible encounter!!! They do not ask for money and yet they need it, especially for the studies of their three boys, do not hesitate to leave them a little something to help them.

We sleep here just for 1 night. We asked for the people who are working in a tent if it’s security to be there. He show us the cameras front the police, a de we se other mh in a 100 mts of distance. In the morning we have a great view from the ocean. The noise what’s a problem for us.

Fine. Good for catching the sunrise in the park. Little Prius didnt want to go beyond the main pullout since arriving in the dark. Street sweepers(?) went by twice during the wee hours, other than that all cars clear out by an hour past sunset.

calm street parking besides apartments and planned parenthood. had quite a quiet night besides some briefly loud pedestrians (who probably live in the apartments). very chill. probably can't fit big rigs but did see a van here.

It's uphill of the lake and opposite of the rock paintings. There is a small project to build old local houses. But around plenty of space to camp with a fantastic view over the lake. We stay 3 days very quiet. And a lot options to walk around. Econet is very slow.

It's a nice, small and cheap camp.
We paid 1400 pesos for 2 people + 1 car + 1 tent.
Nice bathrooms, hot shower, electricity on every site and good wifi. Very hospitable firemen as well.
Only 2 downsides: 1) There's a lamppost on every site and the night is ON all night, not negotiable. Bring your shades. 2) The camp is by the river, so expect more mosquitoes than usual.

Good place to see turtle laying and birth. Natural birth is better after massive coming (“arribada”). Up to 7000 titles can come in September or octobre in 24h!!
Libération is from June to January. From 17h30.

Mt Suswa is incredibly beautiful and we did a fantastic hike to the highest peak around the crater, 4 hours in total, a bit of up and down but not too challenging and stunning views. It is possible to do this as a day trip from Nairobi but we stayed 1 night in the basic conservancy camp. There is a long drop toilet and a great view over the escarpment but nothing else! We had our own firewood and are self sufficient and loved it, it was very windy in the night but we were literally perched on the escarpment. The next morning we went to the lava caves, a 3 hour trip, 40 mins to drive, an hour or so in the caves and 40 mins or so back to the main road. It is quite pricey to do all this but the money does apparently go to the community. Costs for us as non residents were in Ksh
1500 motorbike fee for guiding up to the campsite (where you start the hike) and then the next day to the caves and down to the road
1000 pp per day so 4000 for guides
1000pppn camping
500 for vehicle
3500 pp conservancy fees one off payment
The guides were very very nice and knowledgeable, a great experience, but please note the tracks up and down are very rugged and require a decent 4x4 vehicle with good tyres.