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New private camping ground. Mainly hard compact gravel for vehicles, but with a hammer I got the pegs of my tent in.
Basic shower, toilet and cooking area.
Maria speaks english (and french??).
Paid €5 for 1 pers, tent and motocycle.

10mins walking is a good and cheap Taberna.

Area seems to offer climbing.

Huge parking lot. Nice so far, but at fridays and saturdays I wouldn't recommend this place, as the entertainment park is working and the music is extremely loud as well as the lot might fill up. Korek mobile connection worked good so far. Here and there a security and/or some locals might come along, but alll people are very friendly.

Parking lot just off of the Main Street … steps to walking / biking trails along the canals. Worlds highest rides are located here. The Main Street area has numerous restaurants/ breweries/ shops / bars etc etc !! No one bother us.

Very good restaurant if you want to treat yourself, good icecream homemade too !
The owner Raymondo is very nice and helpful (being in Burundi for 40 years), it’s worth the stop

Easy access and close to Zion east entrance, dirt / gravel road, easy with camper van, no awd required, many fire pits, sites near river or away, some atvs riding around but not disruptive, we camped at location just before road gets steep and rocky

I just returned my TIP and I can see why it is so confusing. These coordinates are on a one way street, and all the navigation apps want you to leave Mexico and come back so you can turn in here. I drove in the wrong way because I didn't know what else to do. Once you park, there are signs that direct you to the Banjercito, so you certainly can do it this way. However, I asked the Banjercito employee and he said they have a dedicated lot on the West side of the SAT/Banjercito office. I will add another pin of where the office actually is.

This is the building you need to go in to get your Visa/FMM, and TIP. You also cancel your TIP here at the Banjercito when exiting Mexico. There is designed parking on the West side of this building.

Stunning scenery. Really quiet - only one other campervan there.

beautiful place. Quiet surrounded by nature

Estacionamiento en centro comercial Havan in Canela next to Mundo a Vapor se pueden ubicar por los costados o al final del centro comercial, muy tranquilo para dormir y seguro, ya que no se ve desde la calle principal, la luz del centro mantienen iluminado el lugar además tienen cámaras de seguridad por todo el sector , tiene un poco de áreas verdes

HERE IS NOT THE CHEAPEST FUEL!! Is cheaper going south, when you cross the department border from Cauca to Nariño (I put it on ioverlander as "REFILL HERE")
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ACA NO ES EL COMBUSTIBLE MAS BARATO. Es mas barato yendo al sur cuando cruzas de departamento, de Cauca a Nariño (Lo puse en Ioverlander como "REFILL HERE")

The fuel is cheaper at this gas station!! Going north you cross the department border (from Nariño to Cauca) and the fuel gets more expensive in Cauca.
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El combustible es más barato en esta estación de servicio!! Yendo al norte cruzás de departamento (de Nariño a Cauca) y el combustible se vuelve más caro en Cauca.

Went there for a small stop and ended up staying for the night. Not super flat, but pit toilet here and very quiet at night. Two others campers here as well. Arrived around 5:30pm and left around 8:30am. No problem.

They charged me 11$ for two showers. Arrived around 1:50pm and they were cleaning, had to wait 30 minutes. But the showers were super clean and hot, a bit strange the pipe there but I had a nice and hot shower no time limit.

Plenty of places to choose from. could get really busy with ATV-ers. OK for an overnight sleep, could be really nice if some privacy

An old quarry and gravel pit, probably used to grade the highway. Many sites here, and a good gravel road to them. I recommend setting up at the base of the hill and hiking up to the summit for incredible 360 views of the Salt Lake basin. All BLM land here, a really quiet and secluded spot just off the highway. Geologically interesting, too. Looks like this hill was once an island when the lake was larger. Great cell signal & 5g with att. This is a good spot if you're resting up before skipping over Salt Lake City. See Woodside, UT too for a sweet spot on the other side of the urban sprawl, on the way SE. LNT my friends!

We arrived end of day and decided it was best to not drive any further. We were unsure at first if the place was still open, but they currently only do events at the site and the restaurant is not open.

The morning after our stay, our car battery decided to die and we were stuck. However, Ana jumped to the occasion and immediately activated all the emergency lines to get us back on the road again. A borrowed battery and visit to the best shop in town got us on the road again and we spend a fun morning and lunch with her, before heading North.

Thank you again Ana - You’re amazing!

Very nice and quiet spot, despite the proximity to the highway. The fire pit haven't been used in a while since it was overgrown with fresh grass. Plenty of dead standing trees in the forest and easy access to take water from the lake. Unless the wind blows from the North, you are well protected.

asked as well the gatekeepers if we can stay a night there with our RV. they told us this is not possible.

Great little campground! In an interesting location, lol… the train runs regularly, (altho it never TOOT TOOTS when passing by the campground), the interstate is nearby, and there’s something to do with helium at a plant behind the park. It’s a little noisy but WOW- this place is a sweet little sanctuary. $14 for hookup to water and electric. Community dump station. Stayed here in a 30 ft 5th wheel in May for 6 nites. SO many birds!! Oodles of nicely maintained walking paths, very pretty, lots of wildlife. Some camp spots have giant cottonwoods/shade around. Friendly camp host. Bathrooms and warm shower. Volleyball, playground, horseyshoes, a big party shelter for rent. Verizon call service was crap. Starlink worked pretty well (said there were obstructions tho (the trees? It was positioned so that wouldn’t happen, but had a few issues.)) Wi-Fi calls were crap too. Overall stay tho was lovely!

Sign at beginning of path says no camping no fires. But there was a smaller sign that said starting May 1st that they were going to make changes. we seen many people driving in. we slept & left. wasn't a bad spot.I would stay again.

Beautiful spot to park and camp. Right next to beautiful waterfall trails.

emergency stop only, very very basic, very small rooms, you should have good reason to spend the night at this place but its safe. Bucket shower with water from the river nearby. price per Single room 1500 LD but got it down to 1000LD.

Fairly flat and close to pemex for toilets. Loads of noise from people blasting music from their cars. We are heavy sleepers, but this was too much even for us.

Great spot with pit toilets, free water and some great art along the walkway. We stayed for 2 nights parked along the road at the end of the spit. Quiet, beautiful sunsets, and a few other rigs along the road or in the parking lot. Lots of people out during daylight hours walking their dogs or in the playground.

location is correct there is a small campsite here. back sure to back into it so u don't have to try and turn around cause it's not very big. 5-20-2023 LOTS of nats

Parking with a good view of the fjord and the mountains. There's an outhouse and running water with a hose. 50kr for a car, 150kr for motorhome.
Very nice spot next to a quiet town.
Would recommend

great little campground in sleeping bear dunes. very busy and crowded during this time of year so try to reserve in advance! we snagged the last available site the day before. $20 for non electric site, pit toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, close to neighbors, okay cell signal.

We stayed two nights 2p and motorhome and paid ARS 5,000 per night. One of best campings we stayed in 4mnths chili /argentina.
Owners really cared about visitors. Toilets / (Hot) showers kept clean.
Sites with electricity, table and BBQ pit.
Pool closed in May.
Restaurant very nice. Mostly lunch (asado).
Possibility to rent bikes.
Still very busy end of May.
Small supermarket next to camping.
The place to go to in Mendoza.

Was my first time overlanding my sierra and had a blast what a amazing spot, will return there in the future! 4x4 needed