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Another, maybe better access to the river. This is a beautiful area.

At the corner of the plaza.
Clean rooms. Private bath.
Rooms come with Tv, soap, toilet paper and towel.
Single (50 soles) / Matrimonial (60 soles).
Big secure parking.

This is a wonderful spot next to the river. Unfortunately absolutely no service on AT&T or T-MOBILE. Enough open space to use Starlink but not sure I'll get enough sun to stay powered. With that being said this place is great for a night or 2 but if you have to work then keep moving.

A gravel parking next to the road. Was very quiet, liked to stay there for the night so we could see the puffins early in the morning!
No cellphone signal!

this site has a little more tree cover than other sites. we parked our van in the section close to the road, but there is a very rustic road down to a large stone fire ring a short distance away. would be a good spot for a tent down there.

tv tower road itself is a little bit washed out after the early 2023 storms, but our transit van made it up. lots of blind turns with hikers, bikers, and other cars. be careful!

lots of toilet paper around the edges of the campsite. PLEASE pack out your dirty toilet paper.

We spent one night in this place before leave Nicarágua! We were with another RV. We asked the police and they said to park near police station. We had a calm night.

Water and dump still free. Really nice. Get some gas while you are there.

very clean bathrooms and shower, now the shower has a value of $100 pesos arg. We got little water pressure

baños y ducha muy limpios, ahora la ducha tiene un valor de $100pesos arg. nos salio poca presion de agua

Easy, clean and free. Perfect comparable with your stay at New River Gorge NP.

Poste Maroc is the only ATM that has no commissions on withdrawals.

Ceci n est pas un camping mais un parking au bord de la plage. Aucun service sauf dans les restaurants a cote. J ai passe une bonne nuit sans trop de bruit

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Camping with Batrooms, Pool, Palada and speces for Camping on Tends. no cars aloud

This is one of the most beautiful drives! Its a long winding relatively smooth pathway to the top of the hills. There is one obstacle near the start where water has made a trench. I almost bottomed out with my 17” trailer so anything larger and that would be tough. Otherwise the road is in great shape the entire way.

This is an absolute gem with incredible views in your own grassy meadow. 1 to 2 bars LTE in the right spot.

Beautiful site. Stayed in site 5, which had a pad the perfect size for our 11ft x 9ft tent. A little bit of snow still around but we were sheltered and cozy. Loved the sound of the stream below. $10 exact money needed.

We tried to go to this site, however the road was blocked by a police car so we turned around. Not sure if this was a temporary or a permanent blockage.

No signs posted that there is no overnight parking. There was a motorhome, a travel trailer and a few vans that stayed the night. Enough room for semi's to park and we're 65ish ft. No one bothered us, we all slept in. A good place for an overnighter.

As we pulled away from the populated section of the beach we asked the local police if it was OK to camp on the beach and we were told ABSOLUTELY. We drove down the Long Beach away from the crowds along the beach road, there are numerous pullouts that looked suitable. We chose this spot as it was flat and there were old abandoned palapas for shade. Great spot right on the beach however it is buggy ( ton of mosquitoes) at dusk.

We have a pool, jacuzzi, grill, stove, bathrooms with hot water shower, WiFi and 5G cell signal.
We are 30 minutes from downtown Santiago. Public transport and different Uber apps arrive, cabify, dídi.
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Nice place at Lake Myresjön with a small shelter and fireplace. Just nature, no noise. Good clearance needed. Place for pitching a tent is available. 4G is available.

This is a gravel road all the way to Jardin from Jerico. You save 45km instead of going back to the main road but def not time. Views are amazing as you drive through coffee culture and along a river. 4x4 recommended but no required when dry but clearance is better.

Here you can have access to the river from the road. Very refreshing cold water !

nice small Hostal direct at the street between Guatape and San Rafael, they offer privat rooms, breakfast and dinner,
natural pool direct by the house, we stand for two nights with our camper (land rover with rooftent), the entrance is app. 2,5 meters! there is space for two campers,
all is very clean.
the owners name is Perla. they offer hiking tours with different duration and grads into the mountains.

Here's the turnoff to the paraglider ramp camp spot, which can be particularly hard to find at night with heavy fog. I also realize now the dirt road shows up on maps.me, but not on Google.

Didn't spend the night but stopped to take a break and have a snack. If you pull through the woods there's a flat area with a big fire pit. If it's rained a lot could get super muddy and even flood as said below. I also wouldn't recommend swimming as there's a big sign saying there's a high drowning risk here.

Nice place to hike to the waterfalls. When arriving a guy tried to charge me 40 reales to go to some park that's above the falls (Mundo Novo I think). I told him that I didn't want to go to the park and just wanted to hike to the falls. After a bit of convincing he let me go on without payment. Definitely recommend the little hike and I had no issues going with my big doggo. Small doggos might have issues climbing some of the bigger rocks.

Avencal Waterfall adding as a tourist site as well since the trailhead is just listed as a informal camping site. When arriving at the trailhead they tried to charge me 40 reales to go to Mundo Novo (a park with ziplines above the falls), but I said I just wanted to hike to the waterfalls. After a bit of discussion he let me pass and I didn't have to pay. Definitely worth checking out the falls. 500m hike, but you have to scramble over some boulders so I'd wear hiking boots if you've got em. Had no issue hiking in with my big doggo (little doggos might have some issues going over some of the rocks). I got there around 12:30 p.m. and had nice sun on the falls. Around 1:20 the shade started creeping in at the bottom of the the falls.

At the exit of SH99 to Blue Eye there’s a new parking for Camper & Caravan & Buses - it‘s not more possible to go until the Blue Eye by car - there’s a barrier at the dam - walking distance from the barrier is approximately 1km - parking fee for campers see picture

É verdade esse bilete. Há um posto de controle agroalimentar. Foram bem tranquilos com a gnt!
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Real big space in the National Park. Camping is allowed and you pay €3 per person at the entrance of the NP.
The way to the national park is gravel, but bumby and you need to cross some water after rain.