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A classic American dive restaurant with tasty burgers.

You can park in the parking lot without any problems.

A delicious Italian cheese factory with some really tasty cheeses at great prices. On Thursdays they have cheese curds which are really great. Try the garlic cheese curds.

A great place to buy traditional Native smoked salmon and salmon jerky. A must eat place to stop.

A nice campsite that allows tents. Hiker/Biker Rates $27 per night for a nice flat campsite secluded from the rest of the camp.

A simple little roadside BBQ with very delicious Blackened Rock Cod Tacos in homemade, hard-pressed corn tortillas. A very good taco.

Big open campsite... $10 Hiker/Biker Fee. Good Free Wifi.

Public Library with free wifi and clean restrooms.

It's open again...

Great Hiker/Biker Campsite $5.00

Showers are expensive... 2.50 for 2 minutes.

Local community police station for Ezeiza.

A small parrilla (bbq) restaurant with very nice prices.

Small local grocery store with meat, chicken, wood for fires, bread, milk, fruit & vegetables. They also sell prepared food.

Local bbq restaurant with many meat dishes available.

Small store with essentials. Close to camping Las Magnolias.

Small artisanal ice cream shop with some food.

A beautiful flat campsite surrounded with trees and plenty of privacy. Very close to the airport for a nice relaxing location to decompress after your flight or to pack up your gear in preparation for your departure. A taxi from the campsite to the airport is only 500 pesos. The campsite also has a great restaurant with homemade bread, pizza and a great parrilla (bbq). If you don't want to put up your own tent... they have large tents they can put up for you. Lots of space for campervans and motorcycles. They also offer cool private rooms in a converted horse barn.

Local hospital for the Ezeiza community.

Small grocery store with fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, bread, wine, beer and basic essentials.

(Cyclists Shelter) This is a wooden shelter with a door and windows where to can get out of the wind/rain. No water... No toilet...

Really nice place to stay. Please keep it clean.

Stop shitting in the house! People need to respect the space and shit outside.

Apart from the fresh mountain of shit in one of the rooms... it's a good place to camp for cyclists.

The cheapest place to camp in town. 4,000 pesos per tent. It's a nice cozy hostel with a warm fireplace.

ONLY CYCLISTS - "bicycles"

This is a local cycling organization with a large building space for their events and a backyard. They offered me a place to put my tent in the backyard and use of the kitchen and toilets. I'm the first person who has ever asked them for help. The building is not always occupied. I will try to add a phone number or website if I find them.

***Please don't make to many demands*** They are new to this idea and if you ruin their experience with cycling tourists "cicloviajeros" you could easily destroy any chance of future cyclists staying here.

DO NOT PAY the old man for staying here. He acted suspiciously and showed me some old rooms in a trailer with filthy mattresses and then asked for 300 pesos. That's ridiculous and it's illegal. This is government property and he is putting the money in his own pockets. I'm going to complain about this to the AGVP. You can stay for free directly behind the police station.

The police are very nice and let me put my tent in the backyard with wind protection from the trees. They also gave me clean water for drinking.

NO SHOWERS

Good WIFI

Not much of a selection of food... mostly junk food. They have prepared sandwiches and meals that are very expensive.

This building has potable water for cyclists. ALSO free wifi.

DO NOT ENTER! This is private property. It's absolutely not abandoned. It's well maintained and a rental property with several private cabins for rent. This guy who posted this spot climbed over a locked gate and played with the guard dog. If you enter this property you can get arrested for trespassing.

Behind the Yellow House there is a Concrete Garage Building for road maintenance vehicles. You can find some good wind protection on one side of the Concrete Garage Building in the gravel area.

***Do not attempt to break into the Yellow House or the Concrete Garage Building. It seems as if other people have already tried to break into these buildings to camp indoors and damaged the property.

DO NOT CAMP HERE!

This is how you get The Hunta Virus... Mouse droppings contain the virus... when you sweep the ground or disturb the dust... the virus gets airborne and you breath it in. It's very dangerous to sleep in these conditions. Safer to sleep outside on the ground.