Prismas Basaltica | Established Campground

March 7th, 2024 by sympatheticcane22

very nice place with thé basaltics prismes. 100$pp entrance and thé same if you stay overnight in thé enormous parking. swimming pool and shower have been "bienvenue" after a hot day.

October 14th, 2021 by annendhai

Place is open but swimming pool and showers still closed.

February 15th, 2021 by to_feel_connected

This place is closed due to covid...

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February 24th, 2020 by America Viva con La Chiva

Alteraron demasiado la naturaleza, y lo que era para ser una cascada exuberante se torna pequeña frente a demasiadas tiendas, escaleras, caminos de asfalto, el agua sucia, las cascadas alteradas en su camino artificialmente.
No restó mucho de la naturaleza original.
Si buscas naturaleza, no es el lugar. Fuí en Lunes, pero imagino que en el final de semana debe ser un hormiguero de gente.

August 17th, 2019 by Tucks' Truck

This is a family theme park with the basalt rocks as one of the attractions. Probably worth 100 pesos per person entry to keep your kids entertained all day, but not in any way an overlanders site.

May 8th, 2019 by yukonjack1898

We stayed one night at the big,empty parking lot; the price is pretty high 100PESOS/entrance fee/person + 100Pesos/person/ camping but worth the money; we found some hot showers with low pressure beside the swimming pool; the restrooms are simple but good maintained..but still without toilet paper.... (there are paper machines in front of the facilities !)..or better..bring your own High Quality Paper

August 17th, 2017 by randulinas.ch

-They redoubled the price !! Not negotiable !!
100mexp entrance fee / pers +
100mexp camping / pers
-just a big grassy field with nothing
-no toilet paper, only cold water,
-huge touristy complex with ziplining, pools, food stalls, souvenirs and masses of people
-the Basalt Prismas are still worth a visit, really breathtaking!

February 17th, 2017 by Underway.ch

As descibed, prices still correct

August 18th, 2015 by CarpeViam

Nice spot with big open area for camping where you can tuck away in a corner. Rainy and empty during our stay. If you go to the far end you can camp right on top of the cliff with a view over the formations below and the super interesting hacienda that is sadly not part of the park (if you drive past the park you can visit the hacienda, 50p/p). The park is 50p/p and camping is an additional 50p/p.

January 26th, 2014 by Song of the Road

This is an Ajido where you can check out some interesting geological formations, waterfalls, and then take a dip in a swimming pool. Showers are in the swimming pool area. Primitive but it was very quiet and beautiful.