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Posto Dom Pedro Pinda Norte
Antes de abastecer verifique condições do apoio como agua e energia também local apropriado

Beautiful Andalusian manor house. Four bedrooms with private bathroom, swiming pool, patio. Space for bicycles

Restaurante muito bom e com Apoio Motorhomes, com Água e energia Free, aconselhável comer no restaurante para preservar o apoio a MH

Saw 0 snakes at the Snake River so asked for a refund.

Very good and friendly mechanics! You can also work with them together.

free parking on the boulevard.
exception : from 15:30 to 17:30, monday to friday

Very nice place. Very quiet. But no cell service. There is some spots at the entry with picnic tables and a toilet. If you go further down the road, you'll find some other spots without toilet or picnic tables. We were the only one in this section.

toilettes en dur, avec robinets pour remplir des bidons. Il y a de l'eau potable. bonne pression. Parfait pour remplir un petit tank.

hard toilets, with taps to fill cans. There is drinking water. good pressure. Perfect for filling a small tank.

Park and ride lot adjacent to library parking and community park trail. Signs say no loitering, no mention of overnight parking which is typically okay at a park and ride lot.

A lovely little hotel within easy reach of the freeway if coming from the west.

Rooms are really well finished with a superb bathroom with shower.

There is a central courtyard with a fountain, chairs and bar.

Parking out front with 24hour staff.

Via booking.com we paid 32,000 CFA for a night.

rest stop on I-44, access from both directions. lots of parking. 24/7 bathrooms and Kum & Go gas/snacks/etc. McDonald's and Subway at rest stop. well lit. little loud from highway traffic and truckers. OK has no laws about time limits or sleeping at rest areas so good to go.

A decent spot about 4 miles outside of De Beque. Nice views although probably not as nice as farther down the road. We were just looking for a place for the night away from road noise and this fit the bill. There was no mud when we were here but you can see where people have struggled when it gets wet.

As described. A pleasant clearing with a fire ring and the sound of streams running nearby. No privacy, but also nearly no traffic. Maybe one or two cars an hour, all on the road to the north, which is less visible. There are spent fireworks, bullet shells, shot-up targets and some deer bones laying around, looks like an occasional party spot. But totally quiet for me mid week.

nice gravel parking area next to the sign Forest on the south side of the visitor center on tribal land no issues parking overnight and quiet
we saw people camping at The visitor center 18-wheeler and a truck camper overnight with no problems

Big campsites each with electricity, table and chairs and braai area. Taps all over the camp. Lots of shade.
Wifi available at restaurant and there is a swimming pool. Staff very friendly and helpful. Bathrooms looks dated but it is clean with hot water showers.

May is a stunning time of the year to visit.

torneira na beira de uma construção grande disponível para todos os moradores da cidade e para quem passar pode pegar tranquilamente não sei por quanto tempo vai durar essa construção mas enquanto essa construção estiver aqui teremos essa torneira com água à vontade água limpa e tratada com boa pressão rapidinho você enche a sua caixa Só Chegar ligar a sua mangueira e encher a caixa não precisa pedir autorização.

Friendly staff, well kept gardens and sports facilities but bathrooms not great. Asked for hot showers and they took us to another building. We paid 3000 pesos for 2 people and campervan.

this place doesn t exist anymore, no hospedaje

We had a quiet night in the dirt parking area near the guard tower. It wasn't guarded but it didn't seem to need it. There's a grocery store right there, hardware and also the the big mall. There was another overlander there too.

We came and then left this place. Our truck couldn't fit under power lines so we couldn't get near the water which wasn't nice anyway. There wasn't any beach to walk on with tide up I guess Lots of people, friendly, kids were all over around the truck. The restaurant wasn't open. Overwhelming trash It just didn't feel like the right place for us.

This was the most quiet and easy border crossing we’ve had so far in Southern African. We crossed from Malawi into Zambia. Note that the road on Malawi side is not great.

All the officers are super friendly. At the Zambian side you have to pay carbon tax and council levy, TIP and visa (Dutch and South African nationalities) is for free. Council levy is 100 ZMW, carbon tax depends on your engine (see photo attached) in our case 240ZMW. We did not have any Zambian kwacha and there is no ATM or card facilities. We ended up paying in Malawian Kwacha with a bad exchange rate 1000MWK > 11 ZMW.

Is you’re heading to South Luangwa afterwards, I would recommend driving south in Malawi and cross at the Mchinji border instead because of the road conditions on both sides.

In Lundazi we got rid of the rest of our Malawian Kwacha at an exchange rate of 1000:11.5.

At Sinclair fuel Station for refilling RV Tanks and Propane Tanks.

Stayed here last night, no issues. unfortunately didn't make it in time for beer! The lot is really nice and quiet, tucked away, no sketchy people wandering about. I felt pretty safe.

This place is not closed. The water box is in the parking lot on the main road side, opposite the parking lot from the bathrooms. While the visitors center has moved, the gift shop is open regularly, bathrooms are always open and water doesn’t seem to be locked anymore. The short, paved trail is also always open and dog friendly (pick up after your dogs ppl) but a lovely stroll. Definitely worth a stop.

This is a calm unique place with welcoming hosts. Very clean, good facilities, kitchen to share, nice palapa to have a cool stay! Enrique gave us a tour through his fruitgarden which is so nice and gets even better with the growing. we had good chats and visiting his store is worth to have a coffee and Cookies and get some tipps for the ruins.... we recommend it highly!

$6 for a day pass, $5 for seniors. You can use the pool, the gym and other facilities. Wish we had a recreational center in every small town.

Bed of lichen in the middle of the forest. Multiple spot on this forest road . Enjoy .

Great coffee, great selection of reasonably priced food. Lovely staff.

Nothing special- no blocks- no trucks- nobody

They are without marks- no badges- serious dudes want to know if you have „drogas“
no smiles