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Its a hotel at a dead-end street a bit outside of the village. You can park next to the hotel for MXN 200.- and use their toilet and (cold) shower. There is a lot of space and no high restriction. They also sell some snacks and drinks. They close the gate to the property at 12pm so its safe and also quiet

Quite, has a shower, a little seedy, accepted USD

Barnley’s is a very relaxing place to stay. We had colobus monkeys roosting near us in the evening which was great.

There is unfortunately a google maps and maps.me fail for directions to the property. The turn off is well sign-posted a few metres off the road on the right coming from Eldoret. Only follow the Barnley’s signs.

GPS coordinates which take you to the final campsite directions sign are as follows
1°10'36.7"N 35°06'26.5"E

the showers and baths are just arround the entrance pointed in the map, are free, hot shower, very friendly people, free wifi, open until 9.30 but last entrance is 8.30. we slept at a shell nearby and was safe
las duchas son gratis, agua caliente, parque muy lindo, wifi gratis, están ubicadas justo en la entrada marcada en el mapa, se ingresa por la av Petirossi de ambas direcciones, no se puede dormir pero dormimos en una shell cerca y fue seguro.

Es un gran punto para dejar tu auto/motorhome y recorrer el centro histórico. seguro pero caluroso porque hay pocas sombras. excelente punto de venta para tus artesanias, más los fines de semana, para dormir no lo recomiendo por wl ruido, preferimos ir a una estación de servicio alejada pero hay muchos motorhome que se estacionan apartados y duermen ahí.

en el centro, a excepción de los arbolitos o gente que vende en la calle, en las casas de cambio no aceptan billetes de dolares rotos o manchados, y este shopping tiene una casa llamada maxicambios, excelente lugar para cambiar tus dólares no tan buenos jaja.
in dowtown the money exchange companies dont take broken or damage or steam bills, so maxicambios in this shopping mall is a great option.
opens at 9 am

Very friendly and helpful owner. Perfect place to discover the city.
We paid 300,000 SOM for a very clean twin room with shared bathroom and registration. Registration only: 50,000 SOM per person/day.

A lot of good cold, clear spring water and the locals fill their drinking bottles. Parking very possible.

Very nice and clean self service laundry. 4 washing machines (11kg and 16kg) and 3 tumble dryers (16kg and 25kg). Operation of all machines via a central machine - also in English and German. Payment in cash or by card possible. Washing machine 11kg, 30min, 2400 HUF (including washing powder) and washer-dryer 16kg, 37min, 2400 HUF. Free WiFi.

Nice, quiet place directly next to the road at a pullout. But nearly no traffic, gravel road, but good to drive. Lovely view over the hills.

Highly recommend this amazing scenic drive D707 this is 🇳🇦 Namibia .South of Betta - Spes Bona( North - South ) Typical gravel road , corrugated but most definitely doable ,deflat tyre pressures.Deep sandy section but you can drive along along the top section to avoid but ok with 4 x 4.
It is one of the most scenic in Namibia ,lots of Gemboks & springbok. Nice wild camping at the south exit , drive slightly north on C13 then on the D425 in dry river bed. Enjoy .

Small park with potable water, free wifi, and trash cans. Although you park next to the street, the days/nights are quiet because of the little traffic passing by. The police station is at the corner and the Costanera two blocks away. Perfect for tents as well.

As described by previous reviewer. Sites are quite private with plenty of trees. Still $10.00.

locals have put up signs no vehicle camping on the beach. Talk to the man who owns the land above Meat Cove who said they had a recent issue with a group camping on the beach. They are now working with the province to inforce the no driving on beaches law there.

a good spot ! lots of the surrounding streets are just as fine. it's quiet. which is all you really need. good cell signal and everything you'd need within walking distance.

Two free dumps. The first one has rinse water only, the second one the rinse water is not working. No potable water. Disregard the signs that refer to other potable watering stations, they don’t exist.

Campsite was fine, although expensive. They take Rand as well as Pula. It was 520Rand for two people for one night. They have hot showers and electricity. We crossed at Bray from South Africa, so it was handy. Friendly staff.

Loved this place, well-maintained, and quiet on Labour Day weekend. Just a reminder that both the George Black ferry and the Top of the World border crossing are very seasonal.

Still 5usd per car. Quiet place at night, and good structure to welcome travelers.
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Ainda 5usd por carro. Lugar silencioso durante a noite, e boa estrutura para receber os viajantes.

very nice place. payed a small amount to camp.

I camped directly at the beach, and had it for myself.

there are toilets and a lot of shade.

the guard there was very kind. he offered chai and fruits.

Trato muy amable buenas llantas
Trabajo correcto

Quiet campsites along Summit Creek, with very clean restrooms. No potable water here.

Basic hospedaje, solar shower, no wifi. Ask at the tienda at southeast corner of the square. Ruins are very nice, highly recommended.

La ville de St-Urbain permet le camping à l'halte municipale à condition qu'une facture d'un commerce de St-Urbain soit apposée sur le pare-brise de la voiture. Toilette sur place.

Potable water spigot next to restrooms and up from a dump station. There is a fee to use the dump station, but no signage for the potable water. Fresh and cold!

A place far away from people, safe from wind, only by foot

We’ve been stopped twice by dirty police men in Lusaka in less than 24 hours in 2 different spots but can’t seem to figure out how to add them.

As previous comments helped us to leave without paying, I am sharing our experience;
1. Yesterday, we got stopped because we passed a truck that was defect. they said we were not allowed to do that (there was no other way). I turned my dash cam on them, they wanted us to leave the car. We rejected. They said we needed to go to the bank and it was closing in 15 minutes and pay 1200 kwacha (lol) They were pissed but when we said sorry sorry sorry but kept refusing to pay/go to the bank/leave the car. I said they can send a fine to our address. They let us go
2. We were blocking someone who wanted to turn right and we were turning straight as the road seemed straight to us. Police officer stopped us, wanted us to leave the car and threatened if we didn’t and we would continue our way; there was another police officer bringing us back. We parked the call, videos ourself calling him - he refused to come, we left. No one else stopped us.

It’s fucking bullshit and they are fucking corrupt. Just whatever you do - as long as you don’t pay. A local told us a real fine can be paid by any bank within 15 days - so there is not one excuse why you should pay it straight away.

From here the trail starts. Quite steep, about 30/40 min, not recommended for old person without training. Here I left my vespa, to this kind family. You can reach with a small jeep easily

Parked two motorcycles at familia Escobar, paid 20 Soles. We arrived around 04:30 at night from Santa Teresa. Due to the darkness and all the construction works the place was a bit difficult to find. Before the bridge crossing the river there is a big sign with his phone number. After dropping the bikes and our luggage we walked the two hours along the rail tracks to the entry of Machu Pichu. An atmospheric experience in the dark but be willing to fend of territorial packs of dogs (recommended to keep some stones at hand). We walked up the stairs to Machu Pichu to be in time for our 08:00 entry ticket. We returned via bus and train (the train departed from Aguas Alientes at 13:30) and relaxed the remainder of the day in the hotsprings of Santa Teresa (recommended!).

Nice quiet place just in front of one of the access’ to the beach and in the middle of some houses, but as it’s off-season nobody told us anything. There are showers with very cold water and several facilities in the village such as restaurants and mini markets.