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10/10 would stay again. There is a bit of road noise from the highway just beyond the treeline, but we had the whole lot to ourselves and the walking path was a nice way to wind down the evening and start the day. Arrived after 8pm and left by 9am. 4 bars Verizon.

We paid 200. Was ok. Beach not super nice but did the trick. Restaurant Alonso’s wife thought was good shrimp, I thought was meh

We paid 600. Nice has water tanks at the parking spots that sometimes have water in them. Hot springs were great, they made a concrete pool type thingy in the past couple months, worked for us!

Barely arrived at the parking of the station when an employee came to notify us we were not allowed to park anywhere at the station claiming it was an explosive area and we were “kindly” asked to leave.

We paid $20 for a spot in the H loop. Beautifully kept garden like camp ground. No shower! That's a bit weird but only a big basin and a swivel tap to wash hair - all outside. But still a good spot for this area.

Close to Matetsi bridge on the eastern side of the river. Relatively easy access through a disused logging area compared to the western side (narrow with branches). 850 m to the bridge so a little truck noise but not disturbing in the night. Very calm and peaceful, no passers-by, not even cattle though there is a small path following the river.
With a tent you could even camp in the small hill close to the river with nice sunrise views overlooking the river and bridge.
Just little signal (econet) without Internet.

beautiful spot looking down on the lake, sun rise to the right. very quiet. I turned up just after sunset (I'd recommend going to the dam for sunset), so also very few people

Agree with the other comments: great campsite! If you arrive and it looks full, please note that you might have missed that there are more spots to camp just a little further along the river wihh a second ablution block.

Plenty of space and close to the river. Definitely a great place to spend the night or more and do some fishing. The only downside is the bathroom is still locked mid April.

Montana, the last best place.

Stayed here 4 nights. Great spot close to Arches & Moab‼️‼️🤙

yeah same I crossed Diama in the afternoon and the insurance guy had already left so I came here after. very nice man running this small shop. easy to spot as there is a big sign above the door that says assurance.

stick to the west side, high side for the best chance at cell reception.
great place. it was busy while I was there but I think a lot were eclipse travelers headed home.

Great first camp in BC, hot showers, super clean, friendly ranger, $35 for site, $10 firewood, cool wee walks

Car Park overlooking Crab beach , no signs to say no camping. Stopped here as all other campground closed. Hidden from beach road , a few locals walked through but said nothing.

As of April 15 2024 both the bottle fill stations are still closed for the winter. They said I could get water in the cafe but that’s a tiny dispenser for cups of water. Not sure when they finally open them for the season.

An established campground that you can book on Hipcamp. We stayed here on our way to Bears Ears. Very nice views, quiet, safe, clean honey bucket, and trash receptacles. No water or electrical.

Great park. The beach is beautiful, bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Price is a little steep at $80/night. From the main campground there are 2 beach access points. Unfortunately the closest one to our campsite (#19) was closed due to flooding 4/15/2024 - 4/23/2024. The northern beach access is much farther. There is a separate Southern Campground that we rode our bikes to. There is a beautiful Gift Shop, a nature center and a "castle" on the grounds.

Tahito surf camping é pé na areia e prancha no mar! Excelente lugar pra curtir um bom banho de praia, e boas ondas para surfar, um mar menor é excelente pra quem tá aprendendo, e um mar maior é perfeito pra quem já tem mais experiência com surf, podendo pegar até ondas tubulares! Mas apesar das ondas também reserva um bom local para banho, pois elas não quebram forte no pé da areia! Um paraíso … valeu demais a estadia, além da hospitalidade e toda assistência de Léo !
Estrutura do banheiro ótima, com separação de banheiros pra homens e mulheres! E banho quente!!! A estrutura de cozinha não chegamos a usar porque usamos no motorhome mesmo!

Valeu muitooo tudoooo

Great place to overnight near Big Bend if you are out of luck booking camping closer. Close to HWY and small, maybe fits 5-6 rigs. Stayed 1 night no issues.

Been staying here consistently since moving to the area. Has stayed quiet and worry free. have had a few travelers come through.

Stayed here one night before dropping my brother off at the Las Vegas airport. Once you leave the pavement the road is a soft in some places but didn’t have any issues in my 2WD promaster. Just one other van there with us. Beautiful sunset views!

Here you can buy a ticket to officially enter the park. The man working there is very friendly!

It cost 2000 CFA pp. Apparently cars are forbidden in the entire park, but we’ve also read that you can enter for an extra 5.000 CFA for the car.

You are forced to have a guide, otherwise you’re not allowed to enter… we tried to discuss. The price is determined with the individual guide. We were given the offer of 9000-10.000 CFA for a day. I guess we could have negotiated but this was the point we already decided we didn’t want to visit…

There’s no real map where you can see where the park begins and ends. All quite disappointing and all seems about making money a little…

We sent a WhatsApp early in the morning and received an immediate response saying we should come over. We had problems with our handbrake. First of all, we were offered a very good coffee because we had to wait a short time. What a great service. Our handbrake including the brake disc and brake pads were changed quickly and professionally and we were given good advice. The price was also very good. The whole team was super friendly, very interested in our trip and our dog. At the end, "family photos" were taken. We can highly recommend the workshop. Thank you very much.

Camping closed after Easter (early April) until next season :(

No pudimos quedarnos aquí, el lugar es pequeño y adicional a eso, cobran el parqueo

Beautiful, peaceful, 5 families of geese/goslings swimming and walking around our campsite. Campsite 13 has to be one of the best spots we've been. 31ft class c and TowDolly fit easily. cell signal varied from 2 to 5 bars. common water hand pump. pit toilets. $10/night on rec.gov.

I think this is the best place for parking near Abidjan, but although only about 40km from the city, it takes a long time to reach due to constant traffic. I checked in the city and couldn't find anywhere suitable to camp with our van.

We stayed at Drogba beach while waiting for the Liberia visa, they charge 5k per night, large walled carpark and easy access to the beach through the restaurant. Toilets and outdoor shower, also an outdoor tap

We stayed here and it was hot, as it was hot in many areas of Mexico :-)
Pleanty of space, A lot of shadow for us, but not for the car.
Shower head (women) had some problems: very few water came out. The 3 pools are defintelly a plus. One of them is very small (like a jacuzzi from the size).
We payed 150 PpP and would not negotiate for less. We would stay again.

Prices from Belem to Manaus are 2000 BRL for a cabin with shared bathroom and bunks and 2500 BRL for a suite with double bed and private bathroom. Hammocks cheaper. Didn’t seem to be negotiable on the price but negotiable on the price for the motorcycle (800 BRL down to 600 BRL plus 50 BRL port fee). We ended up going with a cheaper operator but we do believe that Amazon Star has the better and cleaner ferries.

We booked with Marcio from Copabam ferries. Ferries leaving to Santarem/Manaus on Tuesday and Saturday. The ferry is not leaving in this place but in Porto Olinda further south.

The trip to Manaus took exactly five days including stops to load/unload. Might depend on water level too. In Santarem we could go on land for two hours. If you have time might be worth breaking the trip in two and going to Alter do Chão from Santarem.

From Belem to Manaus they asked for 2000 BRL for a cabin and 2500 for a suite (whereas the boat didn’t have any) and 1000
BRL for a 1000-cc motorcycle. Hammocks cheaper of course. Negotiable. We agreed on 2500 for a cabin with shared bathroom including the motorcycle. The ferry was large but a bit old and the bathrooms shared with everyone not only with the other cabins. It was fine as it was still off season but perhaps worth checking if you go for the cabin option how many people you share bathrooms with.

Amazon Star offer the same prices and go on Wednesdays (I think Saturdays too) and we had the impression they have newer boats. Harder to negotiate with though. Just as a heads up.