Check-Ins

All bridges are there now. For how long nobody knows...

What a fantastic place. Just the ocean, greens, Blueberries, stones and a few houses. Quiet and magic. Not a lot of space, but enough for one rig, maybe two. It depends on the size ofc.

Positives
-Clean place
-Good WiFi

Negatives
-Some of the showers don't work
-Showers can give you an electric shock if you get too close
-No laundry
-No water in the afternoon (city wide)

Small sites. No Wi-Fi at sites only at office/lounge. We had a sewerage spill at our connection point from a previous guest/camper - no assistance from Reception to get it cleaned up! Fortunately we had some Bi-carb of Soda with us that helped with the stench.

They didn’t allowed us to camp in their property, we ended up camping right next to Terpel in front of an unused building. We spoke with the military Senafront guys and they patrolled the area all night long. Quite and safe spot.

cheap car park 50cent/h close to old bazar.

Nice calm camping with clean amenities and hot water running from 6pm to 1am. The view of the Laguna is beautiful and there is a stunning sunset. We were charged 1500 pesos for motorhome and 350 per person for 1 night. There are many bird species and it’s nice to hear all of them singing in the morning.

We checked out this site but were concerned with potential flooding from the adjacent Taiya Riv as it was raining heavily and the river was rising fast and running hard. Decided to roll the dice and camped at the newly improved parking area at the Chilkoot trailhead right before the old bridge. A police offer stopped by at around 6 pm and we had a nice friendly chat. The next morning a park ranger stopped by for a chat as well. He wasn’t fussed by our presence but it was clear that despite the lack of signage truck/RV camping wasn’t allowed.

free dump and potable water. Best public showers ever for 6$.

best showers ever for $6. general store, coffee bar and coin operated laundry

Amazing unique little spot with great views. There is a cabin, glamping, or camping available or you can park your van in the parking lot which is not huge but he said he’s had other vans park there. The grounds are really nice and full of fruit trees, limes, grapefruit, jackfruit, star fruit, guava, cocos, bananas, maracuya and more. The showers are very hot and nice. Large restaurant area with hammocks to chill relax or eat im you can also use fridge. No wifi but there is signal - 3 bars. Juan the owner is super lovely and kind and took my friend and I to an amazing river with pozas that had a rope swing. The water is perfectly clear and gorgeous. He asked for $600 each which included meals for the day, transport to the river, and the night of camping. Camping alone cost $150 each. There is a Temezcal also. The road to get here is windy and small but paved, great on the motorcycle but for a van maybe go slow. The place is quite relaxing with the views and nature and they even have a speaker and can set you up with a screen and movie if you want. Cute fire pit as well.

Truck stop just off the highway, young woman was super nice inside we just asked if we could get a parking permit for overnight and she said no problem didn’t have to pay and suggested we park near the cement walls for quiet. Pulled in around 10pm and left at 6am, store was open to go to bathroom at night and in morning. Was a little loud with trucks coming in and out but felt safe!

fill our french gaz can in minutes. Very friendly staff. Paid $930 for 10kg

Single campsite with fire ring, short walk to Bacon Creek. Was level enough to throw down our tent. Nice private and wooded setting.

first come first served, 50 campsites, walk in tent pads with picnic tables, toilets, bear proof food storage, potable water and wheel barrows to carry your things to your camp.

there are some camp sites with fire rings, but most do not have fire rings

camping is $18.75 a night
fire wood is $8.25 a night
can pay by card, cash or Canadian check

parking lot was pretty full due to day hikers at takkawa falls. big rigs longer than 7m cannot make it to the parking lot due to hairpin turns.

Great spot. A few local campers and the owner’s dogs greeted us upon arrival. Friendly, casual, a few tents and a bonfire going when I pulled in.

estou viajando de bicicleta e resolvi acampar neste local. achei interessante por ser no alto.o barulho dos carros é bem alto.

We spent a peaceful night in front of the place. Clean bathrooms, hot shower, fast city wifi. Opening hours from 9 to 21:00 and it doesn't work on Mondays (Chileans usually get ahead. They closed at 20:30 and reopened at 8:45). All free!

Passamos uma noite tranquila na frente do local. Banheiros limpos, ducha quente, wi-fi da cidade rápida. Horário das 9-21hrs e não funciona as segundas feiras (os chilenos geralmente adiantam. fecharam as 20:30 e reabriram as 8:45).Tudo grátis!

Attempted to stay here. This park is very busy with local families all day. It’s a beautiful place to get in some clean cold water. The only camping area was a gravel lot. It wasn’t for us but maybe if you want just a place to sleep safe. We did not stay.

We stayed in the very first spot on the left after the big trailhead parking lot. Right across from the developed campground. The people staying there were very loud all night. But to be fair it’s a holiday weekend. The road is busy all night but it’s a beautiful drive and all the way paved. We drove a couple miles down the road and only saw a handful of dispersed sites. Definitely not much for anything bigger than a van.

Great spot. Some car noise until midnight.

Spent 1 night with our big camper van. Paid 44$ for entrance and overnight. Electricity, fresh water, dumping for free all available. The place is beautiful, big forest of redwoods, fireplace and wooden table and bench next to each box. Access to the site is a bit steep and full of turns, specially at the end of the road, but it was okay for the big van.

clear and safe. they offer free eletricity

I arrived around 6pm and saw seven RV’s/Vans near the Garden Center.
I found the area too unlevel and wanted to cook after shopping, so I went over to the pickup side lot. It was so much more quiet and while it was still unlevel, I felt the slope wasn’t as dramatic as the back end of the main parking area.
Park behind the shipping containers and up against the forest. Just stay away from the nighttime spotlights as their generators are loud.

Passamos aqui na data deste check-in e a fiscalização foi feita bem de qualquer forma. Temos um cachorro e o fiscal da aduana sequer olhou se a papelada realmente estava em ordem. Não entraram para fiscalizar nada nem conferiram nossa geladeira ou dispensa de comidas. Claro, passamos em um sábado fim de tarde na certeza de que a fiscalização não seria tão severa, dito e feito. Foi muito tranquilo. A única coisa que pediram foi o documento do carro e o certificado de vacinação da COVID 19.

Water spigot by the toilets. Might be seasonal.

excelente lugar para passar a noite. perguntei aos comerciantes próximos e falaram que é seguro sim. a rua é muita clama a noite. muito próximo do centro da cidade: 5 minutos caminhando. passamos duas noites aqui.

lugar muito bom para passar a noite. seguro e calmo a noite. deixamos o carro estacionado e fomos caminhando até o centro.

vraiment beau spot avec table à pic nic et à 5 minutes de marche il y a des chutes qui en valent la peine

Showers are suppose to be $4.00, it seems like some commenters got them for free because there's not always someone around. They have 5 washers 6 dryers, 8 quarters each. 26 mins for wash, 48mins for dryer. Office closes at 7-8pm depending on the day, but facility is open 24h.