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Inspected vehicle and said that dog needed to be in a crate and the fine was 3300pesos, I apologized and said I would get one. They asked for some cold drinks, I only had a half drunk bottle of water, they let me go with a warning and handshake. Friendly enough.

Really nice people here. I payed 50 Bs. for a room with private bathroom. Bed is very comfortable, water in the shower is hot and WiFi is very fast (over 30 Mbps). Could park my motorcycle inside so it's safe and protected from the rain.

100 people in line, one PDI officer to process them… An hour wait for a 2 minute process… Maybe it’s a weekend thing?

We do have a kitchen, cooking facilities, and a BBQ place in our huge garden…… I am Yao van Landewijk, the manager of The Treehouse in Aburi, Ghana. No Fear Reizen mistakenly stated we don’t have a kitchen, which is inaccurate. And I’d love to add pictures if possible. Many thanks.

The town of Carelmapu is closed to through traffic at least part of the day on February 1st and 2nd for the Fiesta de la Candelaria and there is no obvious way around so I was unable to make it to this spot.

Lovely, cool and quiet location in the middle of nature, just 45 minutes north of Accra, a family-run B&B with ample space to camp, park your rig of any size, or rent a room with en-suite shower and WC (from EUR 25/night) if you wish for a bit more comfort. We have BBQ facilities in our garden, a kitchen you may use, or we can cater for you as well.

We passed through the checkpoints with our campervan today. Direction: Mexico to Guatemala.
1. Checkpoint is Mexican Police. They take fotos of vehicles and passports (official documents, no copies). All seems official.
2. Checkpoint is before the bridge, by local people. A little bit chaotic. They want to see passports. Here we gave copies only. They wanted to inspect the campervan, but I opened only the backdoors. They let us pass without further trouble.
3. Checkpoint by locals is on the other side of the bridge. They seem to check traffic coming from Guatemala. So, no stop for us.

The checkpoints by locals were calm today, but it could probably change at any time. So, best would be to check ahead, e.g. with local police.

We passed through the checkpoints with our campervan today. Direction: Mexico to Guatemala.
1. Checkpoint is Mexican Police. They take fotos of vehicles and passports (official documents, no copies). All seems official.
2. Checkpoint is before the bridge, by local people. A little bit chaotic. They want to see passports. Here we gave copies only. They wanted to inspect the campervan, but I opened only the backdoors. They let us pass without further trouble.
3. Checkpoint by locals is on the other side of the bridge. They seem to check traffic coming from Guatemala. So, no stop for us.

The checkpoints by locals were calm today, but it could probably change at any time. So, best would be to check ahead, e.g. with local police.

Not locked and no amusement park for kids anymore.

Very nice place a bit off the beaten track. 690peso for private cabana with ac, bathroom and two beds. Dog friendly, very clean. Recommend.

They let us fill up our tank here no problem!

Beautiful gem. With Toilets, hot showers and a water spigot you can use. Located on telephone pole to the left of the bathrooms. It’s a park/picnic spot so I don’t know how busy it gets in warm weather. Swimming. A fishing dock. No dedicated camp sites, just a payed loop around the park. There is one spot where you can back in a trailer. Probably 30’ but need to disconnect tow vehicle. Playground.
Beautiful view. Can camp for 4 nights for $0.

Essa cidade tem um decreto municipal que impede Motorhomes / Casas Rodantes de estacionar na área urbana.

Quando perguntamos a uma policial ela disse que é só na área central (que é a parte que a gente se sente mais seguro). Teve um senhor que disse que isso tudo é lobby com os campings.

Verdade ou não, nós resolvemos parar em frente à conveniência do YPF, já umas 23h e saímos umas 8h. Ninguém nos incomodou.

Good senegalese restaurant. Fast to cook, friendly staff. Cheap. 2000 for a shawarma

Exactly as described, very nice campground. A breath of fresh air compared to the three RV parks downtown (Bajazul, el Morro e Romanita).

almost everything as described. Handed in Receipt of the bank payment, copy passport, copy vet medical papers and a copy of our dogs last rabies vaccination. After this he just gave me a post it with a file number and said that's all I need. So hopefully this will work out.

Nice place very clean and quiet

price update: 28000 for a matrimonial, 20000 for a little room, breakfast included

It’s a free parking. In the avenue of Vila Germánica now you have to pay.

Near of bathroom and water of the Parque. Very good !

There is another listing which typed this place as Mercury Hot Springs. Not so. It is called MERCEY HOT SPRINGS.

Fabulous hidden gem of a natural hot spring! Open all year. It’s off-grid and run by onsite solar (with a generator for emergency backup).

Offerings include several private, outdoor tubs plus a swimming pool. Changing rooms, free showers, a community room and large outdoor BBQ area. No food available.

There are several shaded walk-in tent sites and van-car-camping. Both power and dry camping sites. Plus tiny cabins are available. A big RV or two may fit in the main parking lot. I’d call to find out.

$70 a night for dry camping with unlimited soaking or swimming.

Very clean facilities. Lovely views of rolling hills.

There is running water to wash dishes at the campsites, and at the BBQ area. But don’t plan on filling your water tank with the mineral water. Filtered water is available, but only at a small unit for filling personal size bottles.

Limited-data WiFi works well (though I was there on a Thursday night during poor weather, so not many people were here to slow it down). No cell reception at all.

Very clean rooms, good mattress, room with private shower (cold) and bathroom. Rooms with AC or ventilators. Stayed with my bicycle in a single room for 45k COP.

As written, an excellent place to park in the city. Victor is welcoming and helps with any problem. In our case we had to make repairs to the camper box and soldering work was required.
Juan Pablo +56 9 5098 4982 An excellent soldador can build almost any part.

Bel endroit pour dormir au calme et au frais. La vue sur la vallée est magnifique. Toilettes disponibles la journée

8 km before Kazungula look out for well marked signs. Also a 2x4 road. As good as it gets in Chobe. Loads of elephants, Zebra, giraffe, fantastic birds and the mongoose made my trip! Waterhole, 24/7 light, underground photographic bunker, well-stocked bar and a very tempting shop. We had love trips organised by reception. Day trip to Victoria Falls was fantastic and safari drive worth every penny. Campground neat, clean and eco-friendly.

This is by far the best spot around Futaleufu. It is completely hidden and quiet. We spent three nights here and were alone, only sheep and a few dogs passed by. There is great fire pit and a lot of wood to be collected. We managed to reach it with our 4x4 car and slept in a rooftop tent. Ot is also suitable for regular tents. Might be hard to reach by a van but not impossible. Right next to the river, you can watch the fish jump out.
When you turn left from the road, go right, through the bushes and up to the grass, between the trees to reach the spot next to the river.

Seems to be closed today all shut up with a big cerrado sign

Small and nice campsite, with one bathroom, shower supposedly hot but power cut whilst we were here. lovely pitches on crystal clear river, fire pit, charging, bench etc 3000pp. We were also able to buy fresh bread from the owner

French bakery and restaurant offering exceptional sandwiches, croissants, natural fruit drinks, coffee, bread and many other delicious products. the prices are quite high, 9500 pesos for a hearty sandwich, fresh fruit juice at 4000 pesos and a simple croissant at 2000 pesos. but the quality of the products is worth the price. we recommend.

boulangerie française et restaurant qui propose des sandwichs exceptionnels des croissants des boissons aux fruits naturels du café, du pain et plein d’autres produits tous délicieux. les prix sont assez élevés, 9500 pesos le sandwich copieux, jus de fruits frais à 4000 pesos et croissant simple à 2000 pesos. mais la qualité des produits vaut le prix. nous recommandons.

Family owned chocolate shop, it only opened two months ago. The young owner, Julio, explained the production and let us taste all the flavours!! Very nice owner and the chocolate is delicious! the bars price is between 5.5 and 7 dollars, they have different products

Awesome beach before the hot springs, been here almost a week. Only issue is the semipermanent camp that has “claimed” the bay and seems to be feuding with the locals. I’ve been told there is a lawsuit, they own the property, but the beach is federal land. “Someone” is very actively sabotaging the beach road people use to drive to the hot springs to drive traffic away. They dug a trench this week and put a lot of rocks and debris in the road and beach to make it impassable to traffic. It’s in bad shape anyways, don’t take it without 4wd and good clearance. Another guy staying here has 2 prosthetic legs, they essentially built him an obstacle course.

Just be aware of the weather forecast. 12 hours of rain hadn't arrived as forecasted so we left Palasca and wildcamped 20 miles in. Then the rain arrived. as we cycled out there were repeated rock slides. incredibly frightening. Tom's cycle hit a rock which caused him to skid, the only reason he didn't go over the edge was because he dived onto the tarmac. The road was eventually blocked but we got through. So definitely recommend but when dry! Just looking for a stiff drink !