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Beautiful views. Very private and quiet. Not sure what more you could ask for.

Quaint spot, bugs were very active. I occupied spot 16 which is up against the woods and felt very secluded, except for the other spots right across the road from me.
I wasn't able to find a toilet/pit anywhere so recommend to have all your business done before you arrive. Poor cell signal, T-Mobile.

A 24h gas station with police surveillance at both entrances.
We asked the staff for staying the night and they allowed.
Many trucks staying overnight as well.

The best place I have eaten in nearly 4 months of travelling in South America. Genuinely incredible food. Grilled vegetables, amazing meat, pickles and salsa. And lovely people. And massive Singari cocktails that are unbelievable

Close to the water, good walking distance to the city, at night time free of charge

Great place! Didier is amazing, the first time we were there he made us a complete tour of the workshop, explained everything and invited us to use all what we need for the car repair/maintenance. He has a team of mechanics that can provide help or work on your car. And of course he has all the tools that we can dream of! we really recommend this place.

Place is still there. Looks perfect. We drove a little further (4x4 only) to the end of the road and stayed there.

Not suitable for high cars because of entry gate.

We stayed for 5 nights in Jorge's car park, stayed in the van 2 nights and parked there for another 3 while we went to Sucre. Jorge was so lovely, he gave us a key to the gate for when we went out at night. He sleeps on site so very safe. We paid 30 bob a night. He has a little book for visitors to write what they love and what they don't love about Bolivia. No toilet.

Spent a very quiet night here. Careful: bears around - we watched one in the evening quite close to the parking lot. The warning signs are justified!

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Uma pausa revigorante em um refúgio tranquilo! Passamos uma noite e um dia maravilhosos neste lugar encantador. Conversamos com vizinhos simpáticos que nos acolheram com sorrisos calorosos. Momentos inesquecíveis de paz e harmonia. 💫✨

gorgeous small campground. started here before it was officially open, but gate was open!

small little lot tucked into an alley. there's a bar nearby that stays loud until around 1am but other than that, it was a peaceful night. pretty convenient place to park for events at Nissan - it is a decent walk but it is a straight shot (no directions needed) and cheaper than event parking (about half the price)

Passamos 1 noite, lugar super tranquilo, mais residencial. O guarda do centro de convenções disse que se for de dia e pedir para o pessoal da organização, eles autorizam a dormir dentro do estacionamento. Autorizaram a pegar água de balde e tb a usar o banheiro do local.

Very quiet, beautiful, dead end road. right by the trail. lots of mosquitoes though but it's the season!

we kept our car here for 3 night while we did the Ausangate trek. we asked Dani from Ausangate Trekker to keep an eye on our car. (see photos/Business card). He also organise tours and has a restaurant, hostel, thermal bath and campground He speaks German, English and Spanish. we can recommend him.

Just one other camper there in their RV, other than that nobody. Met some locals in the evening at the beach, all seemed pretty cool and not dangerous at all ;)
Felt super safe.

Showers 250 pesos pp! Great bathrooms with fire operated water and kind owner! Only campsite we found open in low season.

Awesome spot. Super chill. highly recommend.

I stayed here last night (Fri) with no problems. Not sure why this spot is marked "closed" on the app. Arrived~10 pm and there were a couple other vehicles parked there. I saw a cop patrolling the area (hospital, staff parking lot). Nice and quiet all night. Left at 6 am this morning. Would recommend.

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We slept here after 2 days in Etosha, real convenient to exit late from the park.
Don’t go to the exact location but find yourself a roadside when you want along the road leading to the point.
Real quiet, no cars passed by between 18:30 to 09:30.
This is nothing fancy, you will be sleeping between the dirt track and a fence !

We could exit from this gate with no issue before the closing time.
We said we had no meat in the fridge, it was enough for them.
They checked our proof of payment for the day spent in the park.

I did not stay because the trail is marked as closed. I wanted to camp with my tent but it is quite dangerous as it is described as a hazard area. A dead tree might decide to fall on your tent. I would mark this place as closed!
Also the landscape is super depressing. A burned down forest.

Really nice quiet place by the Fremont River. 10 miles east from visitor’s center.

Stayed here for one night because we visited the nationalpark. Very big grassy campground, good facilities and many outdoor seating. We payed 5000 colones pp/pn and that was totally fine. Would recommend!

Still free, hot showers ! Everything was clean

We arrived around 16:00 on Baldecitos and it lookes like there is no one around. Happily a guy on a motorbike arrived and we asked if there's accomondation. It actually was the owner and all the Hospedaje in Baldecitos ar his. We paid $6000 for one night. The rooms were nice and there was hot water avaliable. No Wifi but you can walk 200m to the green building which is a small Restaurant, there you have Public Wifi. For one night it's good to stay here.

Très large rest aréa. Beaucoup de place. Pas dérangé.