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Nice and peaceful place, although near the motorway (car noise at night). One of the few options to stop after or before coming to Buenos Aires. We paid 500 pesos per person + 700 for the small campervan. It has also tents for rent.

Price has been updated: $5 + quarters for extra time as written

Great little spot! Nice parking lot, easy access, exactly like other locations. 😁

Not a bad spot to stay for the night! We pulled into the site across the road from the 4x4 trailhead and there seemed to be an old logging access point that has since been blocked off and abandoned. If you tuck yourself in right by the gate you can get out of view of the highway. Nice and private and pretty quiet. There were a few 4x4's in the night and some hunting buddies that passed us by but nobody bothered us.

You can fill it yourself then go into the store to pay

Good restaurant and with the best ham we tasted in Argentina. Own elaboration.

I do Walmart Sparks at this location and there are a half dozen vehicles parked here overnighting. One of the campers has been here for several weeks.

At gas station, along the side facing the road, I asked the staff and they said the dump was free. there is also free water and air for tires though the water is NOT potable. lots of room for big rigs here, and the bathrooms were very clean.

Pretty nice RV park with a good view of the mountains. 63 bucks a night for full hook up heard that their Wi-Fi was down but I brought my own star link. no laundry facilities on site. Incredibly gracious hosts spent about 15-20 minutes showing me what was around on the local map.

Place is not closed. There's no gate or anything that could be closed. Camping is $15/night up to 14 days. Self contained camper required. Restroom onsite but no other services. Make sure to drive up W Air Park Rd in case you're confused about the location. It's usually colder and windy up there but has great views.

very reasonable place, no trees or shadows, they charged us 10.000 pesos for 1 camper and 2 adults. said bathrooms are out of service. no showers or facilities offered even though we were paying. wouldnt spend more than 1 night

A huge flat gravel parking lot just beyond AppState Soccer field. With Verizon cell reception.

on the side of the store there are recycling machines that accept glass, plastic and cans for refund! great way to dispose of recyclables considering there's nowhere else around to do it.

Water fountain attached to the restrooms on the South end of Sunset Park. Filling up a large container takes some time.

We paid 20 pesos to park in the big parking lot on a Sunday night. There is a festival going on, loud musique, inflatables for kids, food stands.
We felt very safe though!

Theres a giant no overnight parking sign and no other cars here.

Quiet spot on 5th Street. Close to restaurants. No Wi-Fi here

tents and vans are welcome here; this is not the case for all the LTVAs. lots of open space for camping. pretty quiet in general.

Stationnement de Pemex/Oxxo sécuritaire pour une nuit

Vibes were a little sketchy. Didn’t feel super safe, and then also had literally NO cell coverage..? So I left.

Hide your camera.. Otherwise you have to pay 50 peso for it!

i almost stayed there, but no internet. i’m mostly making this review to let those who are pulling a small trailer know- there is a parking lot for a trailhead, up the mtn- where you can turn around. i’m pulling a small teardrop and there was nowhere to turn around before that spot. i did not go as far as this listing on iOverlander so cant speak to that spot. i also would not pull anything up this road bigger than a teardrop/pop up/a-frame. i seriously doubt you’d be able to turn a 5th wheel around up there.

currently closed because it's flooded. They have closed street borders up and you can see the water completely flooding the entrance

If other restaurants in town are closed, there is a food stand here which stays open late.

Decent size parking lot overall but only a few longer spots and at an odd angle. Right next to I-44 overpass with loud traffic all night long.

Flat area next to the small town. Quite and direct at the Sea. Water station directly next to the place water runs from 17:00 to 20:00

Lugar muy tranquilo para pasar la noche. A una cuadra de la plaza central, dos cuadras del mercado, casi frente a la iglesia de Tilcata.

Possibility to park in the middle, near playground. Police came, but it was OK for one night. Tents seem not to be allowed.

Huge park at the river, iranians camp here too. Some entrance fee.

The whole malecón is now a no parking zone, so you can't park anywhere here. not sure about a tent.