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Nice campsite in south-west Russia on your way to Mongolia or Kazakhstan
Hello all !
I tested yesterday night the campsite Makashevskie Dvoriki, near Borissogblesk (on E38, between Voronej and Saratov). They propose wood-made bungalows, for 10 to 15 euros a night.
I highly recommend this brand new place.
My comments :
Very nice welcome in the middle of the night ! The campsite is located on the border of a small village, 15km away from the main road (E38), right next to a beautiful river. The bungalows in wood are simple but very pleasant. The hotel keeper speaks some english and french, which is not very common in Russia and highly appreciated.
The mattress are thin, but I spent a great night anyways. Be careful the place is not located by all GPS (but with Google Maps no pb).
http://www.booking.com/1fd1d46a0641fb
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PS : even if I arived at 1am (and received a great welcome), the latest normal hour for arriving is 9pm.
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Hi, you also have the Gold Camel campsite, near Kosh Agassh ( called Tydtuaryk)
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_..._District.html
We spent a night there two years ago on our way to Mongolia, and again two nights last year while touring the Altai.
The most extraordinary campsite with the most extraordinary weird ( in a good way!) people. Gers camp but if full you can pitch your tent.
Amazing views, amazing rides around in tracks and true off road. Amazing hills to climbs and ride to the top for the most amazing views.
Definitely worth a stay!
See here for pictures:
The franglais-riders motorcycle adventures around the world....: Back to Tudtuyaruk yurt camp
Cheers,
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Another nice place where I slept last night, B&B near Ufa, hold by a nice family.
Very confortable and quiet, 300m away from the M5/E30 road.
Cheap enough also (around 20 euros the night).
Booking.com: Motel Yasnaya Polyana - Alatorka, Russie
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