Camping is actually very inexpensive compared to other campings in the area. On the other hand, at night, the campsite is not illuminated, the floor is FULL of cockroaches, the shower and toilet are neither closed nor illuminated, filled with insects.

We stayed here for one night, at first glance it's really okay, a normal, simple campsite with lots of shade. A pitch with electricity costs $35, we then paid $30 because we didn't need the electricity. The showers are clean, there is a kitchenette and washing machines. However, there are ants everywhere. Very large ant trails in all squares and on the paths, there were cockroaches at night. But it was very quiet.

We stayed one night and paid $35. The cheapest in the region I think but we understand why. Cockroaches, ants and mosquitoes. At your own risk.

Stayed 3 nights. Lovely staff. Local indigenous people behaved themselves because alcohol strictly controlled. All in all would stay here again.

Not expensive but after one night you understand why.. The neighbourghood isnt safe, there is an electric fence around the campground to prevent outsiders from entering. BUT 3 people tried to break in our car during the night!!!! Also during the night until late, we heard cars racing around a block away. The amenities are old

Cheapest around at 30 bucks a night unpowered for two people. Fridges in kitchen are health hazards - seriously filthy. Otherwise well stocked with pots pans and utensils. Ablutions are okay bit old but that's the same story most places.

Not bad for one night. Toilets, bathroom with hot water, electricity, kitchen, washing and drying facilities and swimming pool. $30 per car.

Campsite is okay, need a update but it was fine. $30 is a bit much. Nice little pool, but kitchen sucks... Fine for one night!

Everything alright, free Wifi!

30$ per night it’s too much for this camping. Toilets and kitchen are very old and dirty. There are only powered sites.