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cost was over $52 to stay one night. location was worth it, being blocks from downtown.

Stayed halfway the road up, only one here. High clearance is definetely needed. Nice quiet spot, only some hikers passing by. There is also a spot more up the hill and on top with some amazing views.

We came back on our way to Puerto Madryn.
Still a great spot, had no issues.

The restaurant ‘El Caminante’ was still awesome and still charging the same fee 2 months later.
Would totally recommend.

$23 per night. Road not bad at all. Pretty.

Super nice area, very quiet street. Feels safe, pretty quiet, no signs, wasn’t bothered at all

Great place. Clean, not too expensive, parking right outside so you can see your laundry. Paid $3 for two super washers and $2 for 40 minutes in the super dryer.

Very nice place in the mountains with view. Very nice people. The camping place is next to a small hotel.

Lots of overnighters here on a Friday night! No issues. Noisy from the highway. This CB opens at 8 am instead of 7 am just as an FYI

Great showers! The trick is to purchase 2 tokens ($4 for 5 minutes) and put them in one at a time. When the first token runs out, lather up and do your thing then when you’re ready to rinse, put the next token in. This place is a gem after hiking in Zion all day.

They also have backpack rentals for $12 a day if you left your backpack at home like we did :)

Adding '23 checkin. Just as good as advertised! Free level sites right on the river.

I camped in a ground tent in a garden next to the Pottery. The shower had hot water and the toilet was clean. The staff were friendly. It cost US$ 8 per night. The Pottery has a restaurant with good food and ex-pats are regular visitors.

Guided tours up Dedza Mountain and to the rock heritage site are on offer. The mountain walk is very scenic with forest and flowers. Don't pay too much attention to the guide's information about the rock paintings. A quick check on the internet gives more reliable information.

We stayed for one night and had to pay 35k. Do not come here at weekends it is packed full at the beach from 7am to 5pm (for sunset your almost alone). Big parking space for every size.

Nice spot with only two other campers. Maybe not reachable with lowriders but Rest should be fine. We even had a fire place.

Great place to drink some coffee, tea and more importantly: enjoy amazing brownies, cookies, pies. Everything is home made and cheap.

As we are cycling the tres cordilleras route we were in need of a break, we found this the perfect spot and spent much of the day hanging out here. This way we managed to stuck up some much needed calories.

increíble lugar! cómo lo han descripto abajo en los comentarios, es un hotel 5 estrellas para el motorhome. tiene estacionamiento privado , donde se abre y se cierra constantemente haciendo súper seguro, agua , electricidad, wifi, mesas , sillas, BAÑO y DUCHA PRIVADA para motorhomes, parrilla etc etc de los lugares más completos que hemos visto en este año y medio viajando y COMPLETAMENTE GRATIS! pasamos 3 días , hay muchos motorhomes ya que es una parada perfecta.

cada experiencia es personal PERO en base a comentó nuestro amigo viajero solamente les aclaro a los futuros rodanteros que vean está opinión que el estacionamiento privado de motorhomes se abre y cierra constantemente llamado por un interlocutor haciéndolo totalmente seguro este lugar.. al parecer está persona durmió en el estacionamiento "público" de arriba del posto... el lugar se llena de motorhomes ya que es un hotel 5 estrellas para el viajero y completamente gratis.. súper recomendable!

Just a parking lot near the road. It looks like the building is abandoned.. You can walk to a small thermal bath (in the hut) and see lots of viscachas chilling near the water and rocks. But prepare for the cold during the night. It was -15 c when we were there!!

Nice spot, road going up to the top is now open but is rough and 4x4 recommended. Had 3 vehicles here, decently level, stayed 2 nights. Very quiet. Would go again.

We choice this camp, because it’s very close to the Chobe Entry. But never again. It’s very,very shady and the next Campsite very close. You have only a small „ window „ with view to a boring meadow. They have a nice small shop with the important Things. In the night and the early morning you hear the very loud sound of the Paved road. And you must everting beware for the monkeys. Also this is a great Moskito Hotspot 😩

There a lot better places in Botswana.

Good camping to stay overnight with showers and covered tables. Every place also had access to water.

Good paid camping to stay overnight with showers and covered tables. We paid 25$. Our place also had access to water.

The main road from here to Karakol, on the south side of the lake is on buildind, so for almost all the way is a really noisy graver road full of waves, better take the north way if there is nothing that you really want to see on this part of the lake.

Got a fine for driving with lights off here (at noon). they gave us a paper to go and pay in jujuy. nothing like asking for a bribe, however.

passamos uma noite na beira do lago, quase em frente ao hotel. foi super tranquilo, movimento de carros e pessoas, mas nada que incomodasse. não encontramos tomada.

Nice spot, we paid 260R for 2. Ablutions are cleans

Nice spot, safe. We paid 300R for 2. Clean

Looks used quite often. I'd say medium clearance, there was a couple big rocks on the drive in and to get to the farther spots you'd probably want decent clearance. I opt'd for a lower spot close to the entrance but the path keeps going back towards more good decently leveled camping spots. The one on top of the hill already had a fire ring made out of rocks with recent burnt wood in it. I pulled in about 4:30pm on a Sat and another couple had pulled in with a rooftop tent as well around 5:30. It's about a 15min drive from Two Harbors and about a 5min drive to Gooseberry Falls State Park. Some mosquitos and flies but is typical around this time of the yr. There's Limited dispersed car camping this close to the shore line but I'd def camp here again!!

Nice open Grassy area that could accommodate a handful of vehicles. No high clearance needed. Just shy of a 20min drive to Grand Portage National Monument and about a 25min drive north of Grand Marais. I came in late when it was pitch black so i was unsure what the terrain was like back through the short trail so i camped at the entrance but checked it out in the morning. Wanted to see High Falls and there's not much for dispersed camping close to it but I'd def camp here again!

Small, quiet campsite located directly on the Le Doubs river. Fresh water, toilets and electricity are available. Opening times from April - October.

Pretty flat and most rigs could make it out if it’s not muddy