Check-Ins

Gate closed (late afternoon), I am guessing closed over the winter and not opened yet for spring.
Didn't see any no camping sign at the entrance.

large paved parking lot surrounded by trees with a view of silver lake. across the street from silver lake provincial park entrance. no amenities, but there is a gas pump in front of the smoke shop/convenience store.

it’s directly beside the highway, so there is some noise but not unbearably loud.

Beautiful campsite! If you continue to drive down NF-200 for about 0.6 miles, you will get to a campsite on your left that has a decently open sky for Starlink.
I had to put the satellite on my roof but it worked wonderfully.

Beautiful shaded camping area. No one else around at the current moment!

Definitely BLM managed area. Nice 3 mile hike and this is the trail head. Nice big gravel parking lot with picnic area. No sign lane saying you can’t stay here in the lot. Security cameras as well.

Still free! Easy in and out. Dump is level with the tarmac on the left side of the propane station. No cover or marker when we were there. Sign for water says not potable, but we were told it’s ok.

Great spots along this road. Very quiet and beautiful.

Checked CG April 12, 2024. CG still CLOSED. Gate to park also closed.

Nice and clean Hotel with super friendly staff. There is a kitchen for use and free potable water. We paid 175 Q for a room for 2 people and shared bathroom. They have rooms with private bathroom too, but don't know the price. They offer secured parking for bicycles and motorbikes and also for maybe 2 cars. No big rigs. A lot of noise from the street.

I arrived after 6pm, unfortunately the park is closed.

Ficamos 2 semanas com essa família incrível e acolhedora! Tivemos umas questões mecânicas para por em dia é Graham nos ajudou com indicações em Ibarra. Encontramos outros viajantes, confraternizamos e tivemos momentos inesquecíveis aqui!
Graham é um Australiano ex mochileiro casado com uma Equatoriana. Eles tem uma filha e querem que ela tenha contato com viajantes para um dia também ser uma! Oferecem uma estrutura incrível com um apartamento com uma ótima cozinha, banheiro e até quarto para quem necessita. Se pode lavar roupa na máquina de lavar. O lugar é realmente lindo lindo! Não cobram nada por disponibilizar toda essa estrutura, mas é de bom grado deixar uma contribuição para a conta de sua filha que irá viajar tbm um dia!

We stayed for 2 weeks with this incredible and welcoming family! We had some mechanical issues to catch up on and Graham helped us with directions in Ibarra. We met other travelers, socialized and had unforgettable moments here!
Graham is an Australian ex-backpacker married to an Ecuadorian. They have a daughter and want her to have contact with travelers so that one day she can be one too! They offer an incredible structure with an apartment with a great kitchen, bathroom and even a bedroom for those who need it. You can wash clothes in the washing machine. The place is really beautiful, beautiful! They don't charge anything for providing all this structure, but it's a good idea to leave a contribution to the account of your daughter who will also travel one day!

The women's showers have rainfall shower heads and PLENTY of hot water! Best road shower I've had this trip!

Parking and the 650W street seem to be a great place to (overnight) park. Place for bigger RV.
At the parking, there seems to be a hiking trail going to the canyon.
There are no signs that forbid (overnight) parking and no tine limit.
AT&T 4G/5G medium signal.

heading north on my motorcycle. google maps is a bit wrong in this region, easier to find the actual road to this border with maps.me, or use Google if you want a good adventure lol.

exiting Bissau, first is customs. was 1:30pm on a Friday. boss was on the phone and eating lunch and after a few minutes let me leave his desk and kept my passavant.exit stamp easy no problems. was beckoned over by 3 people near the final barrier, they were acting a bit suspicious, but ultimately just asked a few questions and I was free to go so no problems!

Senegal side also easy. immigration guy spoke some English and was friendly. customs guy also spoke some English and was also friendly. he ran out of passavants, so he gave me a laissez passer, and told me me to concert it to a passavant at the Duane in Manda, which is at the checkpoint just west of Manda in ioverlander. when I went there in the afternoon everything went smoothly and they gave me a 10 day passavant.

I crossed into Senegal from Guinea-Bissau at the Pirada/Nianao border at which I only got a Laissez Passer for my motorcycle (no CDp), and had to come here to convert it to a passavant. everything went smooth no problems, some officers spoke English and friendly. there is a big permanent police/customs office here.

Amazing spot! Stayed for a handful of nights, was a few hikers coming through during the day but no one bothered us. There is a bus there off to the side like previous comment mentioned. I parked next to him and saw his generator, but after I asked he kindly moved it out of sight over the hill and we never heard it - slept soundly other the the train and occasional honks from the road. 9.5/10

IOverlander says there is no banjercito here so if you need to cancel your tip go Mexicali east

Wrong location. This is good location: -13.52622, -73.785905
We tried to contact Marco all day long. Never answered. When we got there, it was empty, except an impressive doberman, but he's nice if you stay nice. Google maps indicates a restaurant, there's no restaurant.
Cycled back to Callebamba and went in hostal (there are three).

The road BR-364 from Porto Velho to Cuiabá has many big (and dangerous) potholes and countless irresponsible truck drivers. Unfortunately we drove through a big pothole, which yielded two flat tires. Please be extremely careful all along the road.

Street parking next to a golf. A couple of gravel spot. Pretty flat. Spent one night there in a van and stayed stealthy. No one bothered us. Arrived late left early

Stopped today to fill, water sign indicates they want you to fill, however spigot not turned on. No water here currently.

Your run-of-the-mill commercial campground. Very clean with all the amenities you'd want. It's right next to the freeway, so it's noisy if your rig doesn't have enough insulation.

Watch the tide charts! If tide gets higher than +1,6 meters you might get wet feet. We stayed away from the water line a few meters inland from the original spot and stayed dry. Original spot was under water today!
Drove here along the beach at low tide with 4x4 which was easy. But getting to the beach is possible with 4x4 only because of very deep sand.

Fica nos fundos. Utilizados pelos ônibus

Dump station working 100%, and free. Nice place to stay close, too.

Great little spot outside the park — just under 30 minutes from the Panther Junction visitor center.

Big Washer 6$
Small Washer 4$
Dryer 0,25 c $

Locals told us here you can find one of the most famous kankacho (pork, cooked slowly served with boiled potatoes and hot sauce) of the country! It was indeed delicious! The smaller portion costs 25 soles. Worth it!

Public lands campsite off of forestry road- established fire ring and plenty of space for rigs upwards of 35’. 2 bars of reception for cellular coverage, faint highway noise but otherwise heavily treed.

First solar technician that were able to clearly resolve our electrical issues.
They didn’t try and sell us anything.
Peter clearly explained our electrical set up and options on how to improve.
Highly recommend.
Peter: +593 98 4989 688
Or +593 98-700-0710