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Very nice spot in this hidden gem that is Mutatá. A place surrounded by deep blue rivers in the middle of the humid rainforest of Urabá. We camped by the house of Santiago that is about to start his hostel. He is also a tour guide that can take you to the different places around the village. Totally worths it because is an unexplored area that has much to offer!

This location has changed to overnighting with Good Sam membership and approval, only. Thankfully, they hadn't closed yet and we do have a membership with Good Sam.
A peaceful night with hookups. We didn't need electricity, but the potable water was nice.

Nous sommes arrivés à 16h30 et il ne restait plus qu'un spot. Mais cool emplacement avec un peu de réseau internet.

At 4:30pm only one spot left.

Calm and peaceful beach. Great spot to spend the night. Safe. Great places to camp with Campervan. On the day we camped, there were people camping in Kombi and others with tents. Police always present. Place to take a bath, nearby. We pay 1k colones per person. I recommend without a doubt. Costa Rica is “Pura Vida” without a doubt.

Gorgeous free site. We enjoyed it. No water, no dumpster, pit toilets. Surprisingly clean.

Pretty good level beach front with minimal shade of palms - the shoreline is flat >> ok for a dip in at low tide
Telcel is on 4G if it is not windy iykyk (:

Beautiful forest campground. Almost empty this time of the year. Entrance to most sites pretty narrow, but we found a double site. Most sites also require levelling blocks. Someone came by around 8 in the evening to collect 22$. Lots of mozzies

Still here, free potable water! On the side of the garage where you drive in.

We stayed 1 night, good place, nobody bothered us.
Other vans were here.
Cell signal good.
Toilets available.
Trails to walk or ride a bicycle in the forest.

Nos quedamos una noche aquí, bien lugar, nadie nos molestó.
Otras vans se quedaron aquí.
Señal de celular buena.
Sanitarios disponibles.
Senderos para caminar o andar en bici en el bosque.

actuellement il y a des travaux dans toute la rue, et un nouveau panneau qui indique pas de parking de 5 pm - 8 am!
on a donc préféré ne pas y rester.

We drove the road on two fully packey Honda CRF300 Rally. It was no problem with the small bikes, would not ride it with big Bike 1000cc+. Sometimes the ground is verry loose and especially at this part of the road its verry steep.There are allways several options to choose from steep to verry steep. We drove the road from Mendoza to Uspallata.

très bon restaurant familial, Caneloni, ravioles, pizza, Milanese,... de très bonne qualité et pas cher

Not a beautiful spot, but it's partly hidden from the main dirt road up to the hill. It's a death end of path which leads to an empty water tank. Just reverse to the end. It's hard to level car there, but there is a pile of stones. It's big just for normal car or minivan.
Water is next to the tank.

Absolutely beautiful camping spot!! Nestled within a semi-circle of a rock formation with a wonderful view of the LA Sal mountains. Very quiet and out of the wind. Several established fire rings and a great big open space for a few rigs to post up. We stayed for two nights & it was a dream🤗

Fantastic provincial park.
We spent two nites camped along the lake as the ice on lake was receding.
Fantastic scenery, lake is cold

Fine for one night but either local or van lifer trashed the place with lot of garbage.
Great cell phone coverage

Lugar tranquilo pra passar a noite ao lado de um rio com uma cachoeira. Sem infraestrutura de camping. Restaurante ao lado que pode dar um apoio

Quaint little country town, got there 4:30pm stayed till 8:30am.. no issues.. not too noisy but is close to main road.. portaloos available in ok condition.. flat surfaces

Super rough road in using Usal Rd, more suited for 4x4 trucks which is what we saw mainly down there. We made it with an e250, but have some new scratches and pushed it pretty hard getting out there. Not recommended unless you’re okay with beating up your rig some. There’s a mud pit halfway through that is intimidating looking but doable. Then once at the bottom it’s very muddy in the campsites and the beach sand is very loose and not driveable without 4wd. But that being said, it’s a special place once you get down there and so green and covered with wildflowers now. We found a nice spot in the trees next to the stream, sounds of ocean waves crashing and lots of birds. Saw 3 different park rangers drive through there while we were there which was surprising. Send it!

Nice little lake with a few spots. There were a couple others staying overnight in rvs/vans. Some people came to fish but other than that pretty quiet and really a nice spot. I had decent att service

Official campground called Madison. Reservations and walk ins. Offers free dumping and water, as well as trash disposal (incl. recycling). I haven't asked if it's open to non customers, but technically you can just drive inside, turn left after the small house selling ice and dump/refill potable water.

Called them when we arrived in San Francisco and they said the camping is closed due to the construction. Not sure when it will re open

Seems to be closed for the season as of May 17 2023. Gate was locked and no one inside camping

I stopped here and it seemed like a great spot. I went to register with security as other comments mentioned and they said "sorry, only RVs, no vans or cars" and then told me I'd have to leave. I'm not sure if this is a new thing or if all these other comments were RVs but just giving fair warning of my experience.

one of the closer confirmed BLM sites near Great Basin NP— we were the only ones camped there. saw an amazing double rainbow from this spot. despite the water tower being a sore eye, the rest of the scenery is lovely.

There is a large grassy area for tents next to a restaurant and water park. The road isn't too noisy at night but the mosque is very loud. The showers and toilets are great. There is an indoor place to wash up and also a washing machine/drier. The campsite is almost opposite the entrance to the travertines, and both mornings we were woken up by hot air balloons taking off over them. We were originally quoted 430 lira per night for 2 people in a tent but when I said we wanted to stay for 2 nights he offered 400 lira. So it's worth asking.

Beautiful campsite. Quiet and secluded w/ fire pit. No cell service, no amenities. Views of Garchen Buddhist Institute Stupas and Temples.
About 8 miles down unpaved, rocky road. (Perkinsville) Go past the Garchen Buddhist Institute sign and then take your first turn off Perkinsville, follow the red dirt path to the end. There is a fire pit between two juniper trees, and prayer flags hanging. Some trash was left in another spot close by and we took out what we could carry with us.
This is sacred land, a special place. If you’re into Tibetan Buddhism and driving through, this is the place to stop. Enjoy!

1200 pesos per person
Children under 3 are free
One pool that is hot and clean. Not busy, friendly lifeguard and tables and chairs with shade. You can stay the whole day. Clean toilets and lots of clean hot showers. A little kiosk with snacks.
I would recommend it!
Didn’t stink like Chlor. The parking across the street has shade, where were able to leave our dog outside on a leash since it was visible from here
Dogs not allowed (although there are about 4 dogs living here ;D)

Nice view of mountains and forest. Space for 2 big rigs off the scenic route to/from yala - termas Reyes. Even if you don’t stay the night. Take the road! Beautiful! (Unless it’s raining)
Passable for all types of vehicles

Posto 24h, muitas vagas para estacionar, restaurante Full com ótimo wifi e vários pontos de tomadas! Bons banheiros e bem limpos! Água quente grátis! Um pouco de barulho no ponto que ficamos. Sem ducha... somente para motorista de caminhão... fomos ao Posto Shell e dormimos no YPF.