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In Mid-May I found this place to be quiet and empty. Wooden path on the shore of the lake, lots of open grass just behind it. Next to a restaurant that was closed (Maybe during summer it's more busy, IDK).
You can ask the firefighters close-by for WiFi and water.

Indeed a nice restaurants. Good food, nice lemonades and decent prices. Nice western and Asian foods. We especially liked the asian noodles with beef.

Perfect place to camp between Gobabis and Windhoek. Bennie and his wife are lovely, their shop also. Be careful with the tree thorns when you go to this place, I got 2 flat tires with a lot of holes … (it’s also cold during winter)

this is much more than just showers. there is a beautiful campsite with hot water and electricity. this is a very special place. It is called Brakkies se veldkombuis. Klaas, the owner is kind and friendly. He makes the best boerewors ever!

晚上到的太晚了，岗亭已经没有工作人员，没能知道到底可以不可以停车，忐忑中过了一夜，早晨6点出发，也没工作人员，也没有什么车辆！

One of my favorite finds. Quiet, spacious, peaceful.

Stayed three nights at this location in a 17’ travel trailer. Just set up along the wide road around the lagoon. There was quite a bug hatch going on while we were there but fortunately they were not biters. There is a steady stream of birders enjoying the amazing bird life in the lagoon during the day. No other overnighters while we were there.

great place with empty spots on each side of the road. ocassionally the sheriff will roll through but doesn't seem to be bothered by the campers, good amount of people speeding and revving down the road so probably more interested in them. a local dubbed crazy craig might roll up in his white honda accord around sundown screaming about no camping and the cops will be called but he seems to be using the road as a thru street and is just annoyed and annoying :) overall a peaceful place with friendly campers! easy access to a hiking/mtn biking trail and lovely sunsets.

I spent 2 nights here, only you need to find the boss, ask he to camp back and he give you a special price , you can use the showers, the toilets, the wifi, and the shop it's very close to you. very safe and friendly spot. enjoy and save money !!.

Nice shop, all the things that you need. expensive but not more options.

There are signs stating no camping at the start of the road to this and the following places. We have also seen police cars patrolling. We opted for the great ecocamping down the road instead.

Nice spot for 1 night. Next to dirt road. Quit at night.

Nice spot for 1 night. Next to dirt road. Quit at night.

nous avons rempli notre bouteille de gaz d'Argentine, ça a été très rapide, payé 46.600 cop.

If you have a dog and like good people, this is a great spot. Andy and Gaby are super friendly and fun to talk with. Andy will go out of his way to help answer any questions about Quito. The dogs are very friendly, and there’s plenty of grass to play in if you bring your dog.

The view of Quito and the volcanoes is awesome, made extra special with a fire one night in good company.

There is a hot shower. There’s a long hose to fill up water tanks. You can plug in, which will be needed with the on and off foggy weather. Pretty level parking (and lots of blocks available to get level). Right now, there isn’t a kitchen, so come equipped. But it looks like there will be one soon.

$15 for two of us in a van. This project is still in its beginning phases, and I can’t wait to see the progress. Andy has lots of cool plans to make this an overlander oasis. Definitely recommended!

Large dirt truck pullover on Highway 1 near Revelstoke. Single garbage can. No other amenities. Cell service is decent. Quite noisy as it is directly adjacent to highway but decent enough if you want a free spot to spend the night / work remote during the day via cell service. Easy to miss going towards Revelstoke at speed as there's a bend first then it opens up, but impossible to miss coming the other way. No markings anywhere indicating it is an official stop.

Just past the skate park. open, clean, and free.

Best hotel in town ! Very good value for money. Very clean apartment and rooms. Staff very friendly and flexible.
We stayed here one week waiting for our shipping to Mombasa. It was perfect considering the other hotels in salalah for the same price.

Stayed to the left of the boat launch, a better level spot opposite the medical centre. There was a removed “no overnight camping sign” thrown onto the beach that had been placed back up by the morning. We only stayed for one night and no-one said anything to us. But boat launch also looked like a good spot with no signs saying otherwise. Check nonetheless.

Beautiful campground with amazing people. 25,000 cop per person per night, hot electric shower, no wifi. Walking distance to town center.

Warning: got snapped by a neighbor’s dog when walking back from town around 8 pm, be careful if walking at night.

No more van/camping since after covid. $20 for a hostel room. $5 for showers.

dump and propane is unfortunately down temporarily right now as they need parts.
note that they have propane and free air at this location.
also pay per use showers

Perfect spot to spend the night, level parking, nice bathrooms and a beautiful view .

We stayed here for 2 nights and had to pay 250 lira per night. We don't need electricity. Very friendly owner and helpful. Free drinking water and dumping gray water. When we were there, a group trip with 10 campers arrived, so the parking lot was full. Short walk to town.

il n'y a quasiment pas de signal wifi ici, pas suffisamment pour se connecter

Ficamos algumas noites aqui. Tranquilo, seguro, silencioso a noite. Tem muito pó no ar durante o dia

Excellent fish and seafood restaurant. Specially the clams are really delicious. Always fresh fish, you can choose your own fresh from the ice.
Owner is 4x4 enthusiast too

Unfortunately I agree with this Warning. We bought our ticket for the circuit around the Ausangate in Upis (20 SOL per adult, free for children). The first evening of our trek we settled at this point at the level of the huts. At nightfall when we slept a man landed and asked us for 15 SOL per person for the night and to continue the trek (community tax). He was told that we had already bought a ticket and that 15 SOL pp was exaggerated knowing that normally it is the price for a tent. There he started to get upset, raise the tone of his voice. Our children got scared and we chased him away (we were 4 adults). Just before at the level of the lagoon a young hiker alone was the victim of an attempt at sexual assault. The next day at the Laguna Ausangatecocha, an old woman and an old man asked us 15 SOL pp to continue the trek (community tax again), we ignored them and we continued on our way. The next 3 days, was excellent, nice landscapes, nice people! This trek is SO WONDERFUL! Just be aware of the potential inconvenients...

O museu funciona dentro do Parque Municipal Rudolfo Arno Goldhardt
Este ponto de apoio 0800 é excelente... agua, energia, banheiros limpos e segurança 24h
Funcionários e terceirizados muito atenciosos!

Basic campement to spend the night. Owner is friendly and offer you the Mauritanian tea. Toilets and shower are clean. We paid 500MRU for 2 and our van