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We stayed for a couple of nights and it was very quiet. We were the only ones there. Cost's are 20 baht per person per night and 20 baht for the Vehicle per night. A very clean nice place with a stunning setting.
Walk along the trail and enjoy nature.
Can't comment on the Toilet and Shower since we have our own in the Rig.

la place avait l air déserte,personne sur place , pas tres propre.

Happy to fill in @6bob/l. Diesel and petrol

Full tank of diesel sin factura @ 6bob/l

we found this place closed. Doesn't look like it is still operating. Also could not see any place to park a camper

Great little salt hotel at the edge of the Salar.
50bob pp, so 100bob for. Doble room for two. The room itself is v small but outside communal area is great with little salt tables and benches. Kinda like a hostel vibe, if you get the crowds in (we were the only ones there at the time tho)
Shower was hot, and beds nice and warm.
Decent WiFi available too!

FYI- this place becomes a ghost town after 2:30ish when all the tours leave for the day - get your food and hits before this!

Nice and quiet place directly at the blue lagoon. Grassy area to stay with small vans. Really big RVs max have problems with trees on the short road. Daytime some locals, at night alone. Basic cool shower, bathrooms basic too. Good wifi.

Stayed one night. Couldn’t reach anyone on the phone to ask permission to stay but when we arrived there was already a truck camper there so we figured it was fine. Big lot. Level. Quiet night. Would stay again.

Parking area of Sigh temple. No road noise, just the sound of the river and prayers from the temple. Prayers finished at 8pm and startet again at 6 in the morning with singing and music, so not the best place for sleeping long. After an hour or so it was much quieter.
The people are very friendly and said it is ok to park here for the night. They also offered to provide a room in the temple area for us. There are toilets, cold showers, places to fill up water (don't know about the quality), free chai and food. Not much going here, just in the morning more people came to visit the temple.

Dump station, we payed 10.70$ and we got potable water too.

Ok stop for one night, we arrived late and left early. Safe and not to loud.Street parking in front on a big private 4 levels parking. Btw. Yellow cafe have very good latte, food is so so.

We spent one night here after visiting the Taj Mahal and had no problem. We didn't ask anybody about night parking when we entered the parking and nobody bothered us. Quite night.
Just when we left at around 8am, they asked us to pay the day fare again (180rps) because we stayed the night. They say the ticket would only be valid for 12h but it's not written anywhere. On the ticket it's written, that safety of parking is not guaranteed for the time the Taj Mahal is closed = so we argued that we don't pay for that. After 2 min arguing they let us go.

Toilet closed at night. Don't park where the busses are parked (to the right), try to park at the far end going straight ahead close to the toilets.

Road is still in Bad condition. very Rocky and steep in some parts. Made it with Motorbike plus luggage. but its quite Tricky. for 4x4 you should a be experienced Driver i guess.
anyway a Lot of fun an an amazing scenery.

Absolutely horrible! Would be a nightmare if we could have gotten some sleep. Don't go here during weekends or holidays. There is no limit on how many people they let on the campsite. It was so busy, there were even people that camped right next to the entrance of the toilet blocks. Toilets were very very dirty. Showers only cold water and also dirty, but makes sense with so many people. Half of them had huge speakers standing outside blaring super loud music until very very late. Expect to not sleep. At all. If we could, we would have left. We felt we were on Pinkpop without nice bands playing. Just bad stereo installations and bad music. Can't believe people with babies stay here.

along the river bank there are many places to park you camper(van) or set up a tent. many fire pits on different places. view on the mountains and lots of birds. in daytime some cars drive by on the other side of the river. that didnt bother us. i think you can use the water from the river to drink or at least to boil for cooking. no wifi. very weak internet signal. no toilets so take your scoop with you.

All good for the night. Lot is surrounded by 2 story apartments. Typical highway noise. No WiFi at this location when we were here. CB open 7a to 11p.

great place to camp near the aztec ruins. stayed here last night in my 22ft motorhome without a problem!

Parked on the left side, back in the corner by the Auto Shop. Very quiet night since this spot is the furthest back from the entrance and highway. Cell tower right behind the lot, so the signal was great. On the way to Big Bend

super great hostal, full of flower quiet. room whit comfy bed, ac private bathroom and super clean 6000 pesos

Bel endroit au bord de l'eau, quoi que très venteux. Plusieurs modules de jeux pour enfants en bon état. Kiosques de nourriture, très tranquille malgré que nous y étions un samedi soir.
Toilettes en face pour 10c, douches pour 25c par personne. Les douches sont très petites et mal organisée, rien pour déposer ses vêtements et le fond ne se vide pas, alors on se retrouve avec de l'eau aux chevilles...
Vue magnifique et beau coucher de soleil! Lac baignable, belles vagues.

Nice spot by the water, albeit very windy. Several children's playgrounds in good condition! Food kiosks, very quiet despite being there on a Saturday night.
Toilets on the other side of the road for 10c, showers for 25c per person. The showers are very small and poorly organized, nothing to put your clothes on and the bottom does not empty, so you end up with water above your feet ...
Magnificent view and beautiful sunset! Swimmable lake, beautiful waves.

Musée du chocolat très intéressant! Vous pouvez demander une visite guidée et faire votre propre chocolat! Dégustation gratuite et délicieuse de plusieurs produits donc un rhum au cacao et un nicatella miam! Le the au chocolat est aussi délicieux.

Very interesting chocolate museum! You can request a guided tour and make your own chocolate! Free and delicious tasting of several products, including a cocoa rum and a yummy nicatella! The chocolate tea is also delicious.

Got in around 7pm and settled at the back of the lot. Another trailer was also spending the night.
3 cop cars pulled up at 11pm and politely asked us to leave. They stated the sportsplex being closed as the reason why we could not be there.

nice reasonably level lot. quiet after Home Depot closes, and the parking lot lights go out soon after. had a peaceful overnight in our RV with surprisingly little road noise. the lights come back on at 6am. there's a Starbucks, a Target, and several restaurants within walking distance.

This was our only option as we asked around at every hostel they charged $20 for the two of us and we had access to their WiFi which didn’t really work, bathroom and outdoor shower.

this place is ok. noisy and dirty. kinda stinks.

2nd time at this location. Highly recommend! Love the BassPro\Cabela locations for being pretty friendly! Park in the upper lot if possible. Although, I used the next lot down my 1st time here and had no issues. There was a very quick and very calm car "club" meet up tonight. They hung around for about 45 minutes then rolled out. Rest of the night was super calm!

Great spot, friendly guard let us spend the night here free of charge. Price is now 70$ pp. we were the only ones here, going around took us about 1h30

Self serving water spigot at pump 13 on the transportation truck fuelling side of the Chevron.

On Ruta 1 there is one river bed crossing with a huge hole. It’s not visible under the water and 17zoll wheels just barely made it.
The crossing following is broken in and unpassable. A short attempt to cross through the river bed almost ended in getting stuck. Again 4x4 17zoll wheels. Definitely not crossable after 3 days of sunshine following rain.

Small campground with pit toilets. First come first serve. Paid $10 (only cost $8 with our Interagency Pass, but we didn’t have change) at pay station at entrance. There were three other rigs here when we got here, and we ended up parking our camper in a designated parking area in between two campsites because we got here at night and couldn’t figure out where the other campsites were. About a five minute walk to the beach, but the trail was underwater while we were there. Overall nice, quiet, and cheap!