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This place is just okay. As other reviews said there is quite a bit of trash.

When we arrived there were quite a few people there with dirt bikes and 4x4s (this was a Tuesday, I’d imagine weekends are even busier). They cleared out by 7pm and then we shared the site with two other campers.

Felt safe, convenient from the highway, and some nice trails to walk around in the morning. Overall would recommend as a place to crash for the night but i wouldn’t stick around to enjoy the day here.

spigot was where we expected. staff said they do not recommend drinking the water. they are draining the tank this time of year and it was getting to the bottom of the tank which often carries debris and gunk. we did not fill.

Nice and quiet place. We did not went further north because there was a lot of water on the road. You can do a nice beach walk all the way to the northwest coast. Did not see any dolphins, too early in the season I think. But luckily no mosquito's!

Very nice place with access to beach and palapas for use.
no hookups but there is access to water and flush toilets. showers with cold water only
paid 150mxn per person per night
owners are very friendly even gave us a couple of fresh coconuts from the trees on site! 😀

We got Diesel for 6 BOL sin factura. No Gasoline abailable. Try to fill up early, because in the evening there are long waiting queues.

Under car wash and outside for 60 BOL (Landrover Defender)
Very nice and friendly.

El hombre que tiene la venta de carnadas y arriendo de cañas nos dijo que es un lugar muy tranquilo. el tiene un baño químico en muy buenas condiciones. nos convidó agua. el pasó la noche en su kiosko y en el de al lado estaba su socio también. la policía pasó un par de veces y no nos dijo nada. en la entrada del lugar hay un letrero que prohíbe el estacionamiento de MH pero el hombre de las carnadas dijo que era todo muy tranquilo si nos instalamos a vivir acá. al otro lado del puente hay un punto marcado pero lo vimos obscuro y como acá ya estaba otro viajero nos acomodamos al lado y a dormir se ha dicho. sin prender luces ni nada.

Came from Monterrey on a Tuesday, 12 o'clock. 6 officers inspected our motorhome (no vegetables or fruits aloud), more of interest then of necessity. Queuing, inspection, migration office and cashier (6$/person) took an 1 hour, easy. Unfortunately, they don't provide the US admission form I-94 in paper anymore. So prepare before. Because we had no working phone signal, we needed to go to a McDonalds to fill in the form online. It's possible to enter Texas without, but the first checkpoint outside of Laredo will ask for it. No TIP, no registration of motorhome needed.

Self-pay stall, cash or credit card online. Large park, many sites, almost empty during week. Each has covered tables with benches, water, electricity (18$/night). Sites with a dedicated sevage dump (21$/night), additionally 4$/person for park admission. Water at the site is slightly colored, so it might not be drinkable.

Nice place to drink coffee, and eat sweets with a nice wooden patio and the sound of a creek next to it.

Be careful, there is 2-3km of dirt road surrounding San Borja on the RN3. Not a problem when the weather is good but dangerous when it rains. It was way too slippery, trucks where stuck in the middle of the road, locals with 4WD and bikes managed it. But with a 2WD, we had to stop and spend the night there. In the morning, it was almost dry, easier to ride.

Good overnight rest stop but right next to the highway so it was pretty noisy, bring your ear plugs.

Large, well-lit lot. Moderate road noise. A few other vans/rv’s parked here.

“Camino serrado” was on the sign at the entrance of the campgroud/park. Nobody there, only two dogs. Looked like it was abandoned. Lot’s of wrecks.

We tried with our 2.8m can, but we were missing 2cm to the gate even with lowering the tire pressure. The owner is a really nice guy, and got his compressor to refill our tires when it didn't fit. He suggested that I update iOverlander to say it only fits van with 2,5m height, but 2.6m or even 2.7m would probably fit, too. The parking lot is not very big though, so anything longer than a short sprinter will probably struggle to get in and out. The place looks nice with a pool, but unfortunately we didn't fit. We could negotiate 50 a night when staying two nights.

Nice library - Wi-Fi is accessible from the parking lot but the county wifi is faster.

Fully developed camp park on a hill with nice views. Quiet. Lots of space in unpowered sites. within long walk of queenstown.

I slept here without any issues. very quiet but maybe the limited activity was due to rain. the only parking restrictions are on Thurs and Fri for street cleaning. I can't say whether the restrooms were open all night but they're open at 0800

22000clp pppn for a single room with shared bathroom. Breakfast included. Staff is friendly and one person speaks english. Good wifi. Not possible to use kitchen. Lavenderia very expensive (20000clp) but price negotiable.

Overpriced fastfood restaurant. Pizza’s with a lot of toppings and good craft beers. Just overpriced.

Please mark this place as closed.
The Ranger showed up this morning and told me, it’s not allowed to stay overnight anywhere at the pullouts in this Area.

Selg guided tour trough some big caves and viewpoint
20.000Lak entry
Coffee/restaurant with toilet
Wifi

20.000Lak entry
Water and toilet, no shower
Restaurant up the road
Power plugs
Ask us 60.000Lak to camp in an old building
Not much tourist around

Bargain! Great place with mountain views, only 15 min away from the scenic view Zabraskie point of Death Valley. Super quiet and you can get 100% flat by parking on the concrete platforms. We parked as far as we could to make sure no one would come to bother us, however disrespectful persons came to park really close (French and German campers). I have spotted one French camper emptied all his gray water by the spot he stayed at. Please respect other privacy!! and overall mother nature... We haven't been bothered by any bug.

I contacted they the 4 way stop…and many overnighters in roadside pull outs….cell signal good enough to watch tv!

Showers are $8, but a few things to note:

— Shower pressure is that of a pressure washer. For real. It’s wild.
— There is only one shower, and it is super small, dated, and rusty.
— There isn’t even a hook!
— No matter how hard you try to avoid it, the shower water will cascade down the curtain, into the bathroom floor, and out the door all the way to the hot dog zone. I asked the attendant, and she was like, yeah, we mop the whole zone after every shower.
— The towels they provide are all mismatched like they raided a beach lost-and-found, and look like they’re at least ten years old.

:)

1$ for shower as mentioned.
5$ for day pass.

We stopped here for the night, stayed two nights and would have loved to have stayed a few more days. We stayed longer to enjoy the culinary talents of Canina, Uli's wife, whom we accompanied to the market to buy the ingredients for Mataba. She then showed us how to prepare this delicious national dish. Uli told us about the region and all that we could have discovered there with a little more time. But our visas expire in a few days.
Maybe plan a few extra days to enjoy the area, especially if you're coming in the winter.
Many thanks to Uli and Canina for the warm welcome.
Do not follow MapsMe to get there, MapsMe guides you there through narrow streets from the northwest, it is better to arrive from the southeast along the hospital.

Ya no se hace la extensión de Visado de Turista acá, ahora es en el Shoping Da Ilha.

if there is no gas truck with a hose at the moment there, they cannot refill a (in car) fixed gas bottle. The same at the other gas station at the north of Ambato