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We didn't camp here, but there were three other vans/RVs parked here. We chose the spot behind the foodtrucks on the other side of the fountain.

When we walked around the park the next morning we saw a group of four Brazilian campers and two huge buses converted to campers. So I would say it's sort of allowed and sufficiently safe here. We had a quiet night, so you just have to be (un)lucky with the noise.

We stayed here for night 1 ahead of catching the ferry to Alert Bay (recommend!!) the next day. We were leaving our vehicle and traveling as foot passengers so had to pay for parking the following day so we purchased a 24hrs ticket ($5). Stayed overnight in lot D as it looked a quieter spot and moved to lot A in the morning to catch the ferry. Quiet stay and no one bothered us :)

Very good, now 20 dollars Cdn per nite. Firewood from camp host.

This campground is amazing. Bathrooms are very clean. Great showers. Wi-Fi worked well. They even have a conference room if you need to work. YouTube video on my channel.

Large area (grass and gravel) behind a barrier. You're hidden from the road and can protect yourself from the wind thanks to some piles of soil. Nothing fancy but calm and perfect for a night. Also very clean ! It's next to a small river but would definitely filter the water. It seems quite muddy at the moment.

We came here for a full check-up + draining of our RV. Took them around 1 day and a half to do it all. They allowed us to sleep on the van for the night. Really friendly and helpful people. The boss also has a RV so he knows a lot about how to help us and work with campers.

NAD 190pp/night.
500mB data 65rand. Good speed.
Beautifully landscaped place.
Camping well set out with private bathroom, sink for washing up. Water good for drinking - we refilled our water tank.
Desert Lithops (plants) display stunning and informative.
Booked for late dinner at restaurant- more limited menu than if had prior arranged but still 8 options. Lovely food.
Owners friendly, helpful and were good to their staff - which in turn meant they had friendly and engaged staff.

Calm after 8. And no windy during night.

Cheap at $10 for dry camp but the place is run down. Has potential to be nice but doesn't seem to be getting any TLC at all. $7 for a shower (didn't try), and the laundry is closed and the bathroom (,ok) is closed between 23:00 & 7:00. Can't recommend unless you are self contained.

Great spot down by the water. Only a few campers spread out.

Spent a quiet night. Park had just opened mid May. Very clean, has a little hiking trail along the lake shore which is dog friendly. Clean restrooms, too. Boat launch and day use area available.

Didn't stay over as arrived early in day. Super spot. Sun and shade. Water pump on left through entrance to church.

Wonderfull place. Seen nobody. Just one fox and birds. 4x4 recommended indeed but our VW Caddy had no problems to come here.

Nice place to stay for free for up to five days, with vault toilets and trash receptacles. Drove around to the east side of Lake Thirteen looking for more spots to camp per reviewer below, but only found a gate saying beyond that point was off-limits. Saw a ranger drive by once during our stay of three nights, no issues except some large puddles in some areas due to poor drainage.

Outdoor shop that sells Coleman propane gas cannisters. They are expensive but rare to find in Mexico. Also has a bunch of other camping, fishing, and diving items.

Very chill and quiet spot to spend the night. The sunset is a great time to shoot some cacti photos!

Charged $35 to camp with none of the camping facilities operating. Could use the toilet in the cafe.

Wonderful and friendly manager. He gave us some things we can do in the area and was very helpful. Their dog was also a cutie. Showers were good, and so was the laundry. Wifi worked well enough for me to do my zoom meetings. Would definitely stay again, if in the area. Paid 20 bucks for a night.

Really nice place, highly recommend.

The campsites have power and light, water is not too far of a walk. The showers and restrooms are nice, hot water and toilet paper included! Wifi is not at the campsite, but you can walk to the lodge which has a pretty fast and stable connection (my first time finding this in 25 days camping in Southern Africa).

They also have an activities center and can book stuff for you. They have a fleet of boats and go out several times a day for a river cruise from docks on their property (very convenient). A 3-hour cruise costs BWP 540. They can also book game drives, nature walks, Victoria falls tours, scenic flights, and fishing trips.

Border post between Zimbabwe and Botswana

stayed 3 nights. Absolutely amazing spot, very well cared for FREE campsite. Dock and Pontoon, amazing swimming and fishing, mozzies weren't too bad, was relatively quiet considering how lovely this place is. no noise from the road. sunsets were 🙌

This site is next to the road that leads to Cosmic Astray trail head. We did not see any car going by after we arrived at 5 PM and saw one lone hiker walking through at 7:30 AM in the following morning. The Escalante Monument ranger said camping is allowed anywhere that already has a fire pit. The surrounding dry Sand Sagebrush branches were great fire starter. Accommodated a Sprinter nicely but will not fit a longer camper. trailer. The site is level and has expansive 360 degrees view of the surrounding hills. Slow internet connectivity with one bar of Verizon cellular reception. High clearance vehicle is preferred but not absolutely needed to the site.

This site is next to the road that leads to Cosmic Astray trail head. We did not see any car going by after we arrived at 5 PM and saw one lone hiker walking through at 7:30 AM in the following morning. The Escalante Monument ranger said camping is allowed anywhere that already has a fire pit. The surrounding dry Sand Sagebrush branches were great fire starter. Accommodated a Sprinter nicely but will not fit a longer camper. trailer. The site is level and has expansive 360 degrees view of the surrounding hills. Slow internet connectivity with one bar of Verizon cellular reception. High clearance vehicle is preferred but not absolutely needed to the site.

Large 24 hr truck stop, can stay overnight but park off the cement n don't block trucks entry ways/etc. Available showers/ laundry. Full bars Verizon. Exit 12 off i-540/hwy 71. Easy to get to. Friendly staff. Restaurant available. Grass for walking your dog (please pick up). Lighted lot. I felt safe.

Para los viajeros argentinos que extrañan el chorizo, en este lugar son buenisimos, servido con chimi y mayo casera, las papas tambien muy ricas. La dueña vivio 10 años en bs as, super buena onda.

small bakery with very good bread like German or French bread. you can not eat inside but it taste so delicious

Lots of forest trails with lots of campgrounds. Perfect wind (possibly rain) protection.

Found it last minute, small campground that was about half full on a Wednesday night, $15. Nice and quiet, no mosquitoes and right near a river. Found a pumice stone floating in the river lmao

Now 10,000 Som for over 3 hours parking or over night.

Nice and tidy place with nice view onto the lake. Locals come here as well and sometimes some guys, who wanna sell honey for extraordinary prices, but in the night is has been calm. Mobile Korek worked ok.
Good for one night, if there isn't anything else.