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Out side of the bathroom there is a water fountain. The bad of the water fountain has a spot to easily fill a 5-6 gallon jug.

Town park, large amount of parking. Spaces are relatively short but not a problem for a 21 ft Class B. Restrooms are clean. ATT service = 3 bars with good hotspot capabilities. Worked for a day here, no issues. Cops rolled by and didn’t stop.

beautiful views in all directions. much more windy than on valley floor. 10+ pullout of various sizes and views. some cell reception (verizon). again... we are here during the week and there hardly anyone here. I imagine thw weekends would be much more crowded

Parking with a nice older lady that manages the lot. We parked overnight for 150 pesos, 50pp and 50 for the van. Toilets included and they have a cold shower that you can use. Very clean!

From this place you can actually walk down the river without having to take a guide with you. We started hiking at about 17:00 and nobody stopped us. Just go down to the river and cross it so you are on the left hand side. Then, just follow the path up to the Puente de Dios.

The hike was very easy and we didn't get wet. We literally saw someone with a prosthetic leg and crutches do it. Might be different in the rainy season though.

We did not camp here, but it looks like a beautiful spot! There are still some low hanging branches so your van can be too high.

We did the walk to see axelotls, which was really cool. The walk is about 2,5 km and goes steeply down and more gradually up, so it's doable within an hour and a half (axelotl watching time not included). We saw a lot of axelotls in the little pond as well as in the river.

The walk costs 100p per person, which they use to conserve this area and the highly endangered axelotls.

Called ahead to verify overnight parking is permitted & was told it didn't matter where I parked in the lot. I parked in the back on the side nearest the hotel & had a good night's rest. Staff was very friendly.

Seems like a decent stop for the night. Three dedicated RV spots, but we're smaller so fit into a regular spot. We opted for the south west corner near the field and Hampton Inn. The whole rear lot was empty aside from one car, one RV, at 7:00 pm. One more RV arrived around 9.

there is a faucet with water at the end of the station, the flow is slow, but free water is free water

Nice quiet place. Really only room for one party. Outhouse in good shape. Site is not very level. Good cell service. Road is being worked on, but still pretty bumpy and steep. Mosquitos are already here.

Amazing spot! Was here with two other cars. A little foggy in the morning, but overall an amazing spot to see the sunset. Lots of areas of the road blocked off because of road breakage. Would recommend to drive during the daytime and go slow!!

Quite a few vehicles parked up over night but very quiet and felt safe. Good cell reception, free Wifi and restrooms in the Walmart

Full maintenance and repairs, parts. Great service. Speaks English

The GPS coordinate is a quarter mile away from where the cemetery is shown on maps.
Going by the maps, the road to cemetery is now closed off by a gate with a big no-trespassing sign.
I didn't go back to the GPS coordinate that was given to see if there was a place to stay there...

As always the YPF staff let my camp behind the station. Wifi, restaurant and clean toilets.

Clean room and comfortable bed but presence of a big cockroach... We had to ask 3 times in the space of 2 hours for the water to be turned on, which is annoying. The shower drain is clogged.
Only one power outlet to charge our devices and no WiFi.
The air conditioning works well.
The breakfast is bland, not even an omelette.
No garage but you can park in front of the hotel in a secure way because a guard watches all night.
Unfriendly staff, except the guard.
13500 kwz for a double room, breakfast included.
Overall ok for a one night stay.

Like everyone else said it’s just street side parking. There was a lot of room, no one bothered.
And there was definitely traffic in the morning but it didn’t really bother me

It is closed, security on the path to the spot

Very well maintained campsite. Clean toilets, showers, well equipped outside kitchen, braai, fire pits. Camp spots look like they usually have prepitched tents to rent out, but when we arrived there were none. For us no problem because we had our own tent. It would also explain the 35 usd the (nice !) guy asked at first for one night (2 people, no car). We paid 15. The sitting area (shelter) also has a nice fireplace the guy (Joseph) lit especially for us.

great little campground connected to a county park. right on a lake with options to hook up or not. picnic tables and fire rings at each site. great star gazing! very quiet and peaceful. $20 for one night without hook up, picked a spot and then friendly camp attendant just came and took cash and gave me a receipt.

It’s now called Casa Edward/ Cervecería James Hotel & Spa Xilitla. 200 pesos per person and if you want to use the shower, you have to pay extra now. We didn’t shower so not sure how much more. There are no hook ups other than the one in the restroom located in the parking lot. Starlink gets obstructed cause of all the plants. Telcel is slow. The amenities are not available for campers as per the receptionist, only for the guests at the hotel. The security guard was nice though. And it felt safe.

This place is beautiful but the road to go is unpaved and very steep : carefully for non-4x4 vans or RVs. Entrance to the place costs 20Q per car (see photo)

Nice and safe place to sleep. Shower is free. Bathroon clean

Very nice campground quiet and down by the water. We were able to spend a very spontaneous night here.
Only unserviced sites for RVs available tent sites too. Bathroom with free hot showers too. No dump station but ability to fill up water tank
For RV we paid $45+tx for one night

We tried to find this camp by following signs off the main road. No evidence it exists; there's a track with a sign reading "Campsite" and an arrow but after more than 500m the track turns into open bushland. We drove around for a while only finding small huts with nobody around and left.

atrás da prefeitura tem um estacionamento com câmeras, passamos uma noite tranquila.

The 37 km track through the park is a delight, but you need 4x4. This part of the park is thick woodland, so you won't see much except trees. The campsite is a grassy area next to the Kafue River. It is not especially attractive. The views of the river are limited but very pleasant. The toilets and showers are immaculate and there is always hot water. The staff are very friendly and helpful and make a fire in the evening for each site. Otherwise there are no facilities. You are on your own. I paid US$30 SADC rate. The tap water is from the river, but I think it is safe.

Very simple entry into Brazil. Park and follow the signs to immigration/aduana! The toll booths accept card if you to not have Raels.

Nice hot clean showers and bathrooms. To use the showers just ask for keys in the store, free of charge.

on est arrivé dans l'après midi. on est restés dormir ici sans problème, très calme. les gens du coin sont très sympathiques. on a pu acheter un hamster au village pour faire animal de compagnie aux enfants.

I got a knock from Marina security after I took over 30 mins to pic a spot, the first one back by the dog park was noisy with boat equipment knocking around in the wind than I didn't want to be too close to what seemed to be other can dwellers moved again. After I finally picked a spot I pulled out my folding mattress I have in my rooftop cargo bag which takes shuffling a few things between my SUV & the cargo bag. Put up reflectix & was about to call it a night & security rolls up with yellow flash lights & a flashlight & said this isn't for peo to be "dwelling in their cars & leaving their car on idle all night people leave their boats here & the parking is for only people actually using the marina.
After telling him I'm just out hoping to see the Northern Lights he instructed me to move onto the city street behind a can that had been parked for awhile.
Ok so I took my reflectix down & moved. Pulled my dog out for our last walk of the night & put the reflectix back up & chatted said goodnight to a friend for about 15 mins. He came back around no lights on not even headlights. turned around up at the end of the street, stopped & just sat for a second up the street a little & drove by me again. I could hear hos pos car it's not like he was being stealth with no lights on. Pretty creepy. If I hadn't had my GSD with me I would have left. I left by sunrise in the morning & won't be back. this was after driving 30 mins from the state park a little south & some locals showed up with a rifle that didn't look right in the head. I'm waiting on a car part that was ordered to come in & I'm out of this god forsaken state.