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we enjoyed a short visit and would love to stay longer nextood vibes in this oasis

Estacion de servicio amplia y muy buena para llegar a Arequipa. Pasamos el almuerzo, el staff muy amable. Hay 2 duchas en el baño de hombres con agua fria. Nos pudimos duchar gratis. Yo al ser mujer pude ingresar al baño de hombres avisando al staff y en compañía de mi compañero.

Camping and self-catering chalets at this beautiful maintained establishment. Overlooking the Orange river. Green lawn, running water and very neat ablution. The self-catering chalets are also well equipped and comfortable. You can go canoeing (they are renting life jackets & canoes).

In my opinion this spot should be marked as closed. It is directly on the access road, leading to the last car park. Maybe someone is lucky to stay here for the night, but during the day it is extremely busy and there are clear signs that parking here is prohibited (would block the traffic anyway).

In my opinion this spot should be marked as closed. It is directly on the access road, leading to the last car park. Maybe someone is lucky to stay here for the night, but during the day it is extremely busy and there are clear signs that parking here is prohibited (would block the traffic anyway).

Laundry and showers available here! Looks like space to park your rig overnight as well

Kind of fancy rest area with several private spots. Two pit toilet absolutely disgusting, no maintenance here…
Quiet, the road is not noisy at night and you can hear coyote !

Magnifique endroit très tranquille et belle vue au son des vagues

Good, inexpensive place to stay. I paid $10 per night. Private room, shared bathroom.

It's basic. Walls are thin. Creaky wooden floors.

Great hosts.

The garage was occupied when I arrived, so they had me park my motorcycle outside in the grass in front of the hostel. It's secure, but not indoors.

Sure, it's a little quirky, but for the price, I can't complain.

Very nice museum, and free.

It's not big. 30 minutes to an hour is probably enough.

All signs in Spanish, The attendant offered to give me a tour in Spanish. It was easier for me to use Google Translate with the signs.

Nobody was weaving hats today, a Thursday afternoon.

Advertises $1 tacos. has most of the standard flavors: carne asada, pollo asada, al pastor, chorizo.

Your order comes with a small cup of juice.

They're not bad, and for this area, the price is right.

at the flying j showers were $14.50, for the two of us, we followed each other in. otherwise they are cleaned after every person. Great temperature and unlimited. room contains shower toilet and sink.

we're travelling east but google maps wanted to direct us to the westbound rest stop. hopefully by adding the eastbound reststop you'll come straight here.

Access was fine in our 144 Sprinter. Leveling blocks are essential. So far very few mosquitoes. Looks like ATVs or Jeeps use the road as there are tracks going down the embankment and across the river. Not for a van!

As described. Showed up Friday afternoon on labor day and more than half the spots open. Half the spaces are reservable so getting more than one night might depend on your camping karma. Clark river is really peaceful but I read it’s very polluted with heavy minerals from mining... so maybe check before swimming or letting your kiddos or fur-babies in the water.

Large gravel area that can fit lots of rigs, big or small, tents, pet friendly, no wifi, beside a river(assuming Ogilvie). No signs prohibiting to camp here.

Easy access and easy location to find. Just behind the visitors center. There’s already a hose attached to use.

As others stated, it's a quiet spot to sleep. Be stealth and be a good human. No signs. No issues.

Nice camp. $32. Wonderful hot showers (7 minutes quarter)

I came for a shower in late august, but the facilities were already closed. The park gate was closed too. Google said that it was closing at 8 PM, so either the pool was already closed for the season (which I find quite unlikely) or the pool was closing earlier than that in the evening. In any case the washrooms nearby were still closed and the park was accesible by walk. There are water fountains with drinkable water too.

By the way I could not see the showers from outside...and the water fountains in the park were dry :/

It is possible to stop here even the road is under construction works. Should turn the 4 indicators though. Place is sark at night so be careful when walking towards the fountain (uneven surface with rocks).

Stayed with a tent a couple of nights. Space is quite limited. Not easy to nail the pegs and quite windy. Where the place is meant to be (the parking lot of the trail) there are no spots for tents. I stayed a bit down the road in a shoulder that overlooks Blackhead cove.

Didn't stay, too bright and exposed for us in our jeep camper. If you have proper walls it is perfect. We went to the next wild camping spot down the road to the south.

As described, though I actually thought it was relatively quiet. Parked for a night and no one bothered us. Just steps onto the beach, it's quite lovely really. Smaller vehicles only.

Beautiful grassy field with basic camp amenities. Really an awesome spot!

Great experienced. We WhatsApped them at 3 pm and sent photos of TIP, vehicle title, owner’s passport. At 6 pm we arrived, 10 minutes and ready! Got the scan of SOAT on the email as well :)

We paid 150sol for 2 months

Stayed there last night, seemed allowed as this is one of the only Walmart I found with campers in it in the Toronto area

As described from the other reviews. It always makes me nervous and don’t want any door knocks. Please keep it clean so we don’t loose it.

Expensive. $38 USD for out of state in high season. Should have known better. Didn’t stay here but they have vacancies. Decided to push on to the less glamorous but far more economic option of a Walmart parking lot (an hour north).