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Villa Maguela was a home away from home!
Victor was kind, hilarious and so generous. The food was delicious and it was so lovely to eat around the table with the other guests.
He also has a puppy farm so puppy therapy is available…

Only border that has not been burned in the Titikaka area. Desaguadero and Copacabana are not an option. The road to Tilali was not blocked but I guess it can change pretty fast. Once you get to migration, everything is smooth and easy. No fees to exit Peru or enter Bolivia. Just follow the main dirt road to Puerto Acosta and do the Bolivian paperwork there. Be ready with cash and gas as there is nothing until Achacachi

Very nice campground. Laundry, heated bath houses, flush toilets, store on-site, etc…. Expensive compared to others but they deliver on the extra cost with great customer service and amenities. $63 / night w our AAA discount for complete hook-up site (water, electric and waste, cable internet) They have 2 fenced in dog parks (one for 20lb and under and a large dog park…great for the furry friends). Awesome access to the beach and a great 2.5 mile loop you can walk from the campground to the Bull River Beach (awesome beach…don’t let the River fool you…this is a really nice beach) that you can walk north along the beach where the river enters the Atlantic…at North Beach. Great beach bars and restaurants along the way…all w/in walking distance of the campground. Highly recommend this site!

Lugar seguro para dormir, após as 23 o lugar fica bem calmo e tranquilo. Movimento de carros começa cedo. É possível utilizar os banheiro da praça.

Camping pé na areia com linda praia na frente. Área ampla. Poucos banheiros, lava prato e roupa.

Estacion de servicio Copec, se puede pernoctar en el estacionamiento del fondo, tranquilo y seguro.

Friendly staff and cool vibes! 11/10 would shower here again. Just went into office and asked to shower, 4$PP.

Huge parking flat place for all sizes of vehicles

Very nice, the owner is a Swiss man and the staff is very friendly. Nice clean pool. Food also very good

Very friendly owner and the staff. Were very satisfied

Really great spot to spend a night while traveling through Alabama. The staff at the welcome center are very nice. They did tell me that staying for one night is totally fine & even told me I would be safe because of the security guard & highway patrol that comes through regularly. The signs are meant to deter people from setting up camp in their lot for an extended time. Pretty quiet for a rest area, huge parking area, water bottle filling station inside for handheld bottles.

Excellent place to get out of the heat and great views over the city. Christian/Walter (same person!) is kind and loves to receive fellow overlanders. We loved his yard with lots of green grass and refreshing pool. $15pp and he accepts USD, Argentine pesos (at current blue rate), and Chilean pesos. Got to try his eggplant lasagna, which was mind-blowing. Good WIFI. Potable water. Clean bathrooms and hot water shower.

There are 4 dogs on site. And while they are individually super friendly, they can get a bit overwhelming when together in a group. If traveling with a dog or cat, it’s good to be cautious. But we’d stay here again regardless!

This is NOT Arthur B. Ripley SP. ABR SP is to the south of 138 and is fenced off to vehicles, and vehicle camping is not allowed. THIS free dry camping spot is just north of 138 and off the road (210th St W) that leads out to a huge solar farm. The pinon and joshua tree forested area is just to the left of 210 St W and has numerous trails with a lots of dumped junk, but you can find areas to camp. I drove out here in a 25' class C no problem. Pull far enough in and behind trees that you're not visible from 138 or 210th. Road noise is minimal and there is OK cell signal (T-Mobile). This is a fine overnight stop.

We stayed here for two night on our 25’ skoolie. We had no issues getting in or getting out. The road itself is easy and flat.

There was SO much trash, broken glass and other large pieces of debris. Kinda appears that it is a dumping ground of sorts.

It’s close to the south entrance of Petrified Forest so it was worth it for a day or two.

We were visited by cows during the night.

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Perfect quiet night. Not recommended for large RV because of the road bump at the entrance. I'm 19.5ft so it's ok

Water is ok for shower clean area thanks for sharing

Beautiful spot - Please note reservations are now required at the park office.

pernoite tranquila aqui. começa a circular carros logo de manhã. se não quer acordar cedo não recomendo.
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We were welcome by Lupa,what a nice guy ! He offered us to do the tour by ourselves or be guided by him. We chose to do the guided tour. Lupa is very passionate about nature and cactuses. We've tip him 100mx/person for the great visit. He told us we were more than welcome to stay overnight in the parking lot if needed but we did not. Positive experience ++

Easy parking. $230 for 2 sodas and 4 quesobarrillas. Very tasty. They even set a table up outside so our dog could join us.

Amazing wildcamping spot. Many, many overlanders lined up along the beach. 50m from beach at abandoned hotel. Feels totally safe with so many others and area in general. A little far from the actual bays, but walkable.
Possible with any vehicle, just small portion of dirt road from the mainroad. Strong cellservice, almost no bugs.

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We loved our stay here. The beach is pretty much deserted in the mornings and great for a run. The site has flush toilets that are kept clean and a couple of showers that are cold but have great pressure. Watch out for scorpions though 😬

Nous sommes restés 3 nuits, en semaine. Pas une 4ème car une fête se préparait.
Il y avait bien évidemment des chiens. D’ailleurs ne laissez pas vos chaussures à l’extérieur si non, les chiens vous les piqueront 😅
Nous avons également pu faire le plein d’eau en passant par nos filtres (l’eau venait directement du lac).
On a également pu profiter d’un bon repas au restaurant de l’hôtel. Le filet mignon était excellent, on s’est régalé

180PpP per Day, 30P Parking, 2 Gates, left for the River/grota, Tunnel and Camping and right for the hot pozas. walking from Campesite to pozas 20min 1,5km 140m attitute to the grota 15min, campsite is only dusty parking lot, traffic, some trees, sandflies, river is noisy, road is serpentina, from upper parking lot 10km to Camping Area, night quite, sanetarios in walking distance, clean, sometimes warm shower, there are locker at the bathing places but rent is 100P and deposit 50P, bring only towel, watershoes to the places, weekends overgrowded, no Charts or tables

We were towed here after a oil hose came off in the middle of nowhere. I asked the tow guy to bring us here because of the last positive comment. It was sunday 6 oclock. And they immediately started to fix our car. An hour later we were on the road again for 15.000 pesos (37,5€). Son and father did a good job.

Nice camping with shade for cars and tent. Big rig could do but not in de shade. On the lake side with options to swim or kajak ( for rent). Hot showers morning and night. 4G entel reception.

Easy to find. St. Elena is a quaint quiet town. Our contact was Denise for the RV park, we used What's App +52 984 270 2084. We enjoyed Charly's Restaurant which was a nice surprise to have some favorite Swiss specialties. Ask Denise for what's around the area. She helped us go to the Quesart Cheese Maker. The RV park is building new shower and bathrooms which will be done soon. The shower was hot but the access in the new building will be a bonus for RV site.

A great park with some beautiful water access. Enjoyed our stay, and was 50% off for seniors.

Nice spot near the river and the lac. Be aware that trees are not so high and you will not pass with something higher than 3m. the night was super calm. Just some people walking with their dog during the day.

What a beautiful spot to camp ! The owners are so friendly and sunset are amazing !
You can surf just in front of the campground.
200c a night with toilet (flush or bucket it depends if they have some running water) and shower (a little bit salty water or bucket)
Buy your food before coming here.
You can still buy some stuff a the small shops like a garafon for 85c.
4G claro
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