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Very nice place, for 4-5 cars. We stood there with one 7.5T truck, as well as with a Landy and our Sprinter, directly in front of 2 pools.
A little bit tricky to get here, but nevertheless no problem with a 4x4.

You can leave your car safely here if you want to go to "La cancha" for example.
Fit big cars easily like van or shuttle bus. Price is just 6 bs/hour.

A nice spot, however if your on a motorcycle your not allowed to park it next to your tent.

dormimos uma semana aqui. fora de temporada lugar muito tranquilo. tem chuveiro frio e torneira para agua. muitas trilhas boas a fazer, a principal é ir até o rosa, 1 hora de ida

AMAZING location. Took my Winnebago Travato van pretty far, down this road to a nice spot. Had 5G service at times on my Verizon phone and 4bars LTE the other time. Stayed for four days, felt totally safe. People would walk their dogs and ride bikes; it was like a little dispersed camping neighborhood for a few days. They’re logging, so there are no fires allowed, but otherwise it’s perfect!

Call ahead for pricing and to make sure someone is there! When I went the lady was super nice, very efficient, and you can pay right outside.

Indeed, organized with spaces for RV and trucks! All occupied tonight as of 6pm.

An amazing place with nice camping and chalets. Andrea and her husband are super hosts.

Tap at the beach also nice place to sleep

Great place. $18 per night for cars. Stayed one night and loved it. The hikes are tough. I only really did the green diamond trail. The map is very confusing but I’m sort of a newbie. Would love to come back and spend a few days.

Lone Mesa was a nice site. Spots are close together and pretty exposed, something to keep in mind for tent camping. Road was better than willow springs or Klondike bluff in my opinion. Easily passable in my 2WD sedan. VERY windy on this day, tent blew away.

We drove from Palenque to San Cristobal today. Checked in with GN and policia estatal in Palenque who told us route is now open and safe. GN told us to only drive during day.

We left Palenque at 11am and got to San Cristobal at about 530pm. The drive was beautiful but not my favorite. About 40km outside Palenque we encountered 4 ropes with people demanding we buy their dried plaintains or pay them a 50p toll. We politely declined to pay or buy and instead gave the kids at the rope a few stickers. After about 2 minutes of holding our ground, they relented and dropped the ropes.

A bit closer to Ososingo there was a bunch of construction with up to 20m delays.

From Ososingo to Guadelupe there are at least 200 topes. It's the worst tope section of road I've driven. There are some parts of the road where there is a poorly engineered and rough tope ever 50m. Its extremely annoying.

However besides the agressive vendors with the ropes near Palenque, we had no issues with safety, corruption, or locals demanding tolls.

This road is passable again. Just check with the local cops and other travelers before you go.

We drove from Palenque to San Cristobal today. Checked in with GN and policia estatal in Palenque who told us route is now open and safe. GN told us to only drive during day.

We left Palenque at 11am and got to San Cristobal at about 530pm. The drive was beautiful but not my favorite. About 40km outside Palenque we encountered 4 ropes with people demanding we buy their dried plaintains or pay them a 50p toll. We politely declined to pay or buy and instead gave the kids at the rope a few stickers. After about 2 minutes of holding our ground, they relented and dropped the ropes.

A bit closer to Ososingo there was a bunch of construction with up to 20m delays.

From Ososingo to Guadelupe there are at least 200 topes. It's the worst tope section of road I've driven. There are some parts of the road where there is a poorly engineered and rough tope ever 50m. Its extremely annoying.

However besides the agressive vendors with the ropes near Palenque, we had no issues with safety, corruption, or locals demanding tolls.

This road is passable again. Just check with the local cops and other travelers before you go.

We drove from Palenque to San Cristobal today. Checked in with GN and policia estatal in Palenque who told us route is now open and safe. GN told us to only drive during day.

We left Palenque at 11am and got to San Cristobal at about 530pm. The drive was beautiful but not my favorite. About 40km outside Palenque we encountered 4 ropes with people demanding we buy their dried plaintains or pay them a 50p toll. We politely declined to pay or buy and instead gave the kids at the rope a few stickers. After about 2 minutes of holding our ground, they relented and dropped the ropes.

A bit closer to Ososingo there was a bunch of construction with up to 20m delays.

From Ososingo to Guadelupe there are at least 200 topes. It's the worst tope section of road I've driven. There are some parts of the road where there is a poorly engineered and rough tope ever 50m. Its extremely annoying.

However besides the agressive vendors with the ropes near Palenque, we had no issues with safety, corruption, or locals demanding tolls.

This road is passable again. Just check with the local cops and other travelers before you go.

We drove from Palenque to San Cristobal today. Checked in with GN and policia estatal in Palenque who told us route is now open and safe. GN told us to only drive during day.

We left Palenque at 11am and got to San Cristobal at about 530pm. The drive was beautiful but not my favorite. About 40km outside Palenque we encountered 4 ropes with people demanding we buy their dried plaintains or pay them a 50p toll. We politely declined to pay or buy and instead gave the kids at the rope a few stickers. After about 2 minutes of holding our ground, they relented and dropped the ropes.

A bit closer to Ososingo there was a bunch of construction with up to 20m delays.

From Ososingo to Guadelupe there are at least 200 topes. It's the worst tope section of road I've driven. There are some parts of the road where there is a poorly engineered and rough tope ever 50m. Its extremely annoying.

However besides the agressive vendors with the ropes near Palenque, we had no issues with safety, corruption, or locals demanding tolls.

This road is passable again. Just check with the local cops and other travelers before you go.

Safe parking. We let the car for 3 nights. There’s toilet and cold shower. Regular prices.

This place is very beautiful in terms of natural landscapes. It is a maximum of one hour away from Shiraz. There is no toilet. There is a parking lot but no guard. It is a good place to rest.

We stayed in this clearing lined by boulders down a road marked with a state park sign. No signage indicating anything was allowed or not allowed. After passing this clearing and going up the hill, it’s absolutely not passable by anything other than 4x4 as it’s steep and muddy due to water crossings. There were also freshly downed trees up there so we stayed safe and away from trees in the clearing. Enjoy!

Signs say camping in designated areas only. There are only 2 or 3 designated areas here and they’re first come, first served. They’re great though. Spots are on higher ground but directly on the lake. Picnic table. Fire ring. And free. Good luck snagging these spots in summer, though. I’m sure they go fast.

Dump station self service $15 takes cards.

Mario is a great host. His place has two beds an lots of space for tents in the garden. Hot showers, kitchen and frezzer. Colaborations are much appreciated. Marito is an experienced traveler with a deep knowledge on Argentina's routes and places. :)

Another hospedaje in town, seems like a new one. Double room with shared bathroom 40s. Very big rooms, nice beds and really clean toilet. No hot water, but it's not needed as it's hot outside. There is no fan though, so it can get a bit hot, but it's good with open windows. Parking on the street, the town seems really safe and quiet.

Free, lukewarm, kinda clean shower
Nice!

No interdiction signs, Good view, toilet, couple sites. Internet with AT&T.

free BLM site! 6 camping spots, pit toilet. each spot has a covered picnic table and for ring with grill grate. fantastic location, no cell service for miles

Here is a place with many different specialists- Doctors, dentists etc. Our little one had a very bad stomach bug and we sought advice from pediatrician Dr Vanesa Lemus González. She was very thorough - carrying out a complete health check in addition to the investigation we needed, and we were very pleased. She took samples, had us nip over to the lab to get it examined and an hour later, we were able to consult with her again and receive the right medicine for our daughter’s bacteria. This consultation cost 200 Quetzales. We would highly recommend. Please note- appointment bookings are required in advance.

Wonderful free camp spots. For the first few miles off the freeway, it’s a little bumpy but easy to do.
At like 5 miles away, it becomes really tough.
But not to worry, lots of camp spots in the first few miles.
Currently, no one around here. As the weather gets warmer and the weekends come, I hear there are lots of OHV around. Oh well.
3-4 bars on Verizon. My RV antenna boosts that to 5.
Beautiful forest area with lots of fallen wood for fires, and plenty of spots.

Stunning spot to stop in a campervan. A short walk to a huge beach through the dunes on a well made path and bridge. Spotless toilets with hot water which are open 24 hrs during spring and summer. Largish carpark with no height restriction (another car park which is 2.1m which closes at 4pm )Donation box for your stay. Can't recommend highly enough !

Nice forested campground, elevated fire pits, heavy duty picnic tables. Lots of cedar saplings making for privacy screens.

drove to the back. near lake. not much traffic. cold without heater