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Nice spot to sleep for the night, no trouble at all

Beautiful location, though many ants and mosquitos. A car approached ours around 11PM while we were asleep in our rooftop tent, that spooked us a bit. They were just fishermen who left around 4AM, they caused a pretty restless night.

Beautiful camp on the banks of the Zambezi. Shaded trees, green lawn, clean spacious ablutions, power at some sites, non pottable water available. Nice bar pool area overlooking the river. Sunrise and sunset are amazing. Hippos, crocs and elephant see regular ry sometimes also in camp at night.

$10 pppn. Fishing, petrol & rod hire extra.

Friendly hosts sharing their passion of living on the Zambezi. Highly recommended.

120 000kip for a double room with AC
Good

Worth a visit. English tours at 10:00 and 12:00 on Saturdays. Can book tickets in advance.

As per previous posts, basic but cheap campsite (20MK / 10EUR for x2 in a tent, with x2 Motos). Next to a river but we didn’t swim. Super friendly owner. Convenient for visiting Titos bunker.

Camping is not allowed anymore, there is a sign saying camping is prohibited.

Can only confirm the positive comments! Thank you very much, Denise and Charly! Attention: If you are coming from the South, do NOT take the seemingly shorter route from Portezuelo via Villa de Garcia Marquez: first pothole asphalt, then very bad and stony dirt road. Better follow the good road around the mountain to Ejido del Valle and follow the sign to Sta Elena

quite rustic campsite, now 150pppn, electricity in the bathrooms from solar, you can plug in with an extension but powersupply is fairly limited

Very pleasant place and nice owner. Historic building (200 years old). Only 300 rand for a nice and clean double. You can use the kitchen for cooking.

Beautiful spot on a bluff above the ocean. Breathtaking views, magnificent sunrise and the best part; we had it all to ourselves! The caretaker came by at 0800 to collect the 450 pesos. Super clean restrooms, no showers, cell signal was spotty. 10/10

Chile to Peru: border was not very busy, documents got all done in 30 mins. We needed another hour to unpack all our luggage from our motorbike for ''inspection''. No one actually looked at anything.

lovely campground within Capitol Reef National Park! $25/night ($12.50 w/Access Pass)! real bathrooms w/running water, picnic tables, water fill stations (no showers unfortunately). short walking distance to the Gifford House (go buy pie— earlier the better before they sell out), walk along the Freemont River/through the orchards!

given the comments we read (on ioverlander and elsewhere) we thought this would be a more authentic experience. however, this place is very touristy and Andres and is family, although they are all very nice, try to make as much money from your stay as they can. they pretended a guide was mandatory for some hikes, although we knew this was not the case. they also sometimes invite you for a knitting course, and ask for 35 Bs per person afterwards. on top of that, the stay is quite expensive (130bs pp with 3 meals) for what you get - 2 hours of electricity a day, a few hours of heating, sometimes wifi (that you need to pay extra). besides that, the surroundings are extremely beautiful and you can make nice hikes. the food they cook is also very good.

Oil change, chasis wash, engine wash and sale of Mobil oils et al.
This guy is really honest and quick, he sells you the oil but doesn't charge for the service, so it's way cheaper than going to Autozone and buying it separately.

If you arrive by bicycle you pay just the special hike and bike fee which is 5 dollars. But you can only check in after 4pm and you need to leave by 9am. Only one day max. Designated area. Has wifi at visitor center.

Was a quiet spot out of town and off a road that was not very busy... will definitely come back again.

Nice area. Was in spot 152 which was spacious. Shower house with flush toilets also vault toilets.

Busy campground and fishing area but quiet at night. Paid 27 for spot with 50amp electricity. 1 bar verizon service:(

We did not try the pizza but the empanadas and they were really yummy. The owner Sold them as being the best in South America. A bit exagerated...but for sure one of the best empanadas we ate in Patagonia.

This spot isn't accessible during the winter months. In a big snow year like we had this year I suspect that the access road won't be accessible till mid to late June unless it gets plowed

Friendly staff, if you respect the shower times it’s great and clean. I was the only one in the showers.
Same price as described and same times.

As previous notes. Lovely camp. Stunning location. Facilities well maintained. Clean ablutions, all working and with hot water.
Each site with its own boma.
Hippos, elephants galore. Lovely drive to the beautiful Chilojo Cliffs.
Staff all friendly and helpful. You can pay by card.
Highly recommend.

Haven't stayed here, but saw two cars that certainly looked like they stayed there from the night before. It might be a problem to get out of there on big storm night because you might get blocked by snow from the plows

Stay here two nights in a row, one night after Arches and one night after Canyonlands. Great free spot! Felt super safe almost no noise, and the sky is amazing. A lot of other people there when we were here. It’s a dirt road so we couldn’t go a lot further with our camper van, but there was some big bus and some rigs. I guess if you have a 4x4 you could easily go further.
After a lot of checking on the app and on the web this is the best spot near the parks.
There is fire rigs and two/three T-Mobile.
A bit hard to find a flat spot but you can manage.

Ok for one night, it is quiet. There are toilet and water available on the right of the small parking. During the night all the lights of the soccer field are on!

Here are the new price: 120$US for one month for an uncover space for a small camper and 30$US to stay one night in your camper. To go to the airport it will cost you around 40/60$ US.

Spent one night here, we were the only ones camping but still felt safe enough. Very quite, clean.

Stayed a night. Feels a bit weird because there are so many vans, RVs and car campers. Lots of them in really bad shape, several working on cars or campers during the day. Worked out okay but the atmosphere is strange and the Walmart itself isn't the greatest either.

Wide turnoff on forest road on side of a mountain a couple of miles off of rte 126 outside of Mapleton. Good place to stop for an overnight, not a full campsite. Good for cars, vans, truckcampers.

second time staying here. the road has really eroded after the winter rains. we felt at the limit with our extended length transit van. we would not try again. not recommended for big rigs or large campervans.

still a gorgeous area.

pack out all trash, including toilet paper.