Check-Ins

Follow the main road into the village until you can drive no further (only a path continues, to a waterfall). Camped in the street.

In the parking lot of the University, across Igreja Fransisco de Assis. You have to get permission at the Faculdade, situated on the premises, in order to park your car here. They didn't mind us sleeping in our car). Quiet place.

Approximately halfway between these two villages, on a remote path on the right side of the road. Top location for rough camping. Beautiful, remote area and stunning sunsets.

Stayed in the center of the village, on the main square. No problem to spend the night there, although the local pub stays open until the early hours on Saturday.

From Visconde de Mauá to Itamonte via off-roads is an awesome drive which we recommend. We spent the night on the property of a friendly farmer.

We camped in the village of Mauá, next to the church. Nothing special, but a quiet place.

It only cost 1 reais per person, but then it is a worn down place, and not very clean. Simply because we couldn't find anything in the neighborhood did we spend one night here.

Price: R$1 pp

On this route you'll find a sign saying Cachoeira Tres Barras, follow the track which meanders all the way down to a spectacular waterfall in a beautiful remote area. Perfect for rough camping.

On MG 01. Beautiful spot for rough camping, on top of a hill between low trees and bushes. Nice sunset.

Cabañas bien puestas y equipadas, tal vez un poco cerca una de la otra. Estacionamiento amplio, pero sin sombra.
Recomendable.

Beautiful spot alongside the river. Sanitary facilities are clean, but too much garbage lying around. 25 reais a night (2 persons + car) was too much money considering the facilities. But spotting a jaguar, blue macaws and an iguana made it definitely worth the money. Owner is Oscar.

Price: R$25 per couple + vehicle

North side Pantanal: 28 kms beyond Poconé, towards Porto Cercado Rough camping near two ponds. Another beautiful spot is 1 km further down the road, next to the 'caiman bridge'. There we saw an even larger range of birds.

Hostel Natura, situated outside the city and nearby the waterfalls on the Brazilian side. The owner Anwar speaks good English and we enjoyed the atmosphere. We slept in our car and paid R$10 (2 persons and car)

Price: R$10 per couple + vehicle

Beautiful, quiet rough camp on top of a hill.

A few kms north of the city, at a YPF petrol station. Quiet place, toilet and cold shower.

Spent the night at the lovely, friendly, clean Hotel El Torre (price around 70 *bolivianos* for double room). The first time we were in Tupiza, we parked in the same street and slept in the car. It was a quiet night and without any problems.

Price: Bs.70 per double room

About 70 kms northwest of Tupiza (towards Uyuni). Quiet place, friendly custodian of the mine who let us camp here.

20 kms northwest of Ihla Inca Huasi. Fantastic spot for rough camping. During the day maybe 2 or 3 tour-cars stop by but during the evening we had the place to ourselves.

Village Colquesa. Beautiful place to spend the night. Walk up to the volcano or watch flamingos.

De camino a UlanBataar en agosto de 2007 durante el MongolRally paramos la segunda noche a dormir es éste precioso y solitario lago.
No hay nada cerca y no sabemos si es o no seguro.
Nos bañamos antes del anochecer, cocinamos con nuestro campingaz y luego dormimos en la tienda.

Nice friendly place when I stayed there. Clean suites with kitchens. Nice pool area. Off street gated parking. When I called they described their Hotel as a "residence hotel" for longer stays but, if you call and they have available suites, they will happily rent nightly. I would highly recommend this place.

Calle Agustin Olachea S/N, San Vicente, 23300 Todos Santos, B.C.S., Mexico

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Along the long lake you'll see a small building to can change clothes. It's adjacent to a wonderful thermal bath. Perfect place for rough camping.

Another awesome rough camp, between the flamingos.

Ideal for tents and campervans.
Cheap
Almost on the beach, with a super view.

An amazing 18nth century Jesuit mission established as part of one the the original settlements of the El Camino Real. We traveled many years ago to this location from the dirt road leading from Hwy 1 south of the town of Mulege. At the time the dirt road was passable by 2wd but was very rough and required decent clearance. Set at the base of a deep canyon with a fresh water stream, the two settlements of San MIguel de Comondu and San Jose de Comondu are amazing villages to visit. To read more about our trip here; check out our blog.

https://www.spiritualtravelings.com/post/life-changing-exploration-of-san-jose-de-comondu-mission-baja-california

parkinglot

not a Bad Palace to stay for a night. no facilities, but quiet and guarded.

quiet,clean not very bussy Luke the whole village

When it's too hot in Cuiabá, this is a good alternative. River and beach. During the day it may be busy with day tourists from Cuiabá (25 kms) but it was quiet at night.

For small vehicles only: with authorization from Hotel Mato Grosso (Rua Commandanta Costa 2522) we were allowed to park in the car park across the street. Had to leave before 7am though. Quiet place.