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Nice place in Bariloche. Electricity, Water
on the sites. Privat beach.

Quiet, level. Vault toilet. I was the only one there.
First boater arrived at 4:30am.
Good Verizon service

Safe and relatively quiet place to sleep and park. Easy walk into the town and nobody bothered that we were there. Easier to find parking than in Park Juárez.

Awesome spot to park for the night!!!! Beautiful view. Fire pits. Level ground. Big rigs can fit. Few campers in sight.

Some nice views & stargazing at this campground. Showed up on a Saturday evening and there was a small group partying with loud music. Thankfully they had good music for my tastes! I was the only other camper here.

As noted by others, the road in was super rutted out. But the party group and some hikers that stopped by the next day all had cars so I guess cars can make it in!

the road is sandy! it is looking like snow but is with sand! see the pictures than you have idea! when you have a car you come true this!

Tons of small 4x4 tracks going in here, fire rings and space for camping in view of massive transmission tower. Not super scenic, but fine for a night. Good Telstra 4G

Spot in the shade under the trees and by the river. The path is accessible at the end of the road. We talked with some very nice locals. Be careful not to get too close to the water as the river sometimes overflows. The police came to see us at 3am for a control but they let us sleep here without any problem.

Lugar tranquilo, com poucos caminhões. Frentista solícito. Consegui usar uma tomada.

Here we had our 220V —> 110V transformer repaired. The man told us he didn’t know this type of equipment, but he wanted to help and have a look at it. He managed to repair it, it works fine again. He does electricity repairs, also on cars, so might be good to work on campers too. Not cheap, but this is Uruguay.

I have to make a correction, the price was $ 58 not $ 48. And that in low season.

Super nice place…. Choice of at least 10 sites…. There are probably 14 actual sites. Trains do run regularly, but totally worth the stop!

This is a beautiful spot, open space & mountains. Coming in I saw on GPS a road on the left with a figure 8 at the end and decided to check it out. When I arrived it said I was at the spot! Through the GPS wanted me to go further so not sure where it would have led.

Quiet. Service… not much you can ask for. Looks like someone harvested an animal here this season and left a makeshift blind and some hoofed legs. Interesting finds. Others reported TP but I didn’t see any surface shitting. Just a reminder- no matter your activity, pack in and pack out.

Penguin reserve. In October they cover the eggs, the most interesting moment is at the end of the afternoon because they get up to hatch and cry out to chase away the predators and call their spouse. There is a walk of a few kilometers, easy with children. The landscape is very pretty and takes you on a point where you to admire the sea. Full of guanacos.

réserve de pingouins. en octobre ils couvent les œufs, le moment le plus interessant est en fin d’après-midi car ils se relèvent pour couver et poussent de cris pour chasser les prédateurs et appeler leur conjoint. il y a une balade à pied de quelques kilomètres, facile avec des enfants. le paysage est très joli et vous emmène sur une pointe où vous pour admirer la mer. plein de guanacos.

Bit more expensive coffee but it was probably the best I tasted in Huancayo

I lied, this was the best coffee i had in Huancayo.

Really nice wild spot on the edge of the lake. Grassy, quiet and flat. No noise even on a Saturday morning. Suitable for big rigs

Great campsite, lovely grass across all the sites, power and water closeby and a fantastic bathroom with a bath for kids, if you can stay the Sunday and Monday for a chance to see the animals walk through the campsite to the river to drink. they have buck, zebra and buffalo

lovely peaceful place to camp or take a hut. Alex and Sandrine were great knowledgeable hosts. We got some really useful information from them and nothing was too much bother. We intended to stay just 2 days but ended up staying 6. A good area to walk and get the basics bread, eggs veggie etc and a good base to visit the hot springs at Wondo Genet and Lake Shala and lake Chitu. Lots of Rastafarian places to visit in the town. The lodge is a bit difficult to locate but well worth it. Good food and Zorro the Husky is beautiful. We got hook up from a nearby chalet and used to ablutions there too.

Quite impressive pilgrimage site, about an hour out of CABA

There are now signs saying that streetparking in Solvang is not allowed.

nice little place with all you need. 25 minutes Walk to town. hot showers. 2500 Pesos 2 Person 1 campervan 1 night.

excellent place to buy a local Gas bottle. they even do the new Hose Connection with a local Regulator. very helpful.

site is nice and OK, but price exploded: 4.500 Pesos for 2 Person 1 campervan per night. bathroom Not cleaned for weeks. If you are in a Dschungel its difficult to Clean Up but this condition ist Not acceptable at this price Level. the Ride from the south on N40 was rough but as IT was dry possible for a normal 2WD Bus. No place to Change Money around so be prepered.

northbound No Control, good for us. we saw southbound a little Queue as they stopped every car. so far we had No Problems with Police in Argentina, Fingers crossed!

Nobody here today. Didn’t see police or a police station on our way south

Camping/Fishing Club. Bathrooms in poor condition. The place is wide and very beautiful, with lots of shade. But ATTENTION. If you can't cook inside the vehicle, avoid this place and its surroundings, the amount of insects that go towards the light is impressive, making it impossible to stay outside the motorhome at night. To sleep they charged ARS500 per person.

Camping/Clube de pesca. Banheiros em péssimas condições. O lugar é amplo é muito bonito, com muita sombra. Mas ATENÇÃO. Se não pode cozinhar dentro do veículo evite este lugar e suas redondezas, a quantidade de insetos que vão em direção a luz é impressionante, tornando impossível durante a noite ficar do lado de fora do motorhome. Para dormir cobraram ARS500 por pessoa
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Purified water. Friendly staff. Very clean. Closed Sundays.

We camped overnight at restaurant Rancho Los Girasoles where owner Ronald offers us a spot for 5000C per person. This restaurant is still under construction but not very crowded. from the campsite you walk the route to Cerro Pelado where you can watch a great sunrise. Ronald is friendly and hospitable and can cook wonderfully!

Super showers for $3 each.
Opening hours
mo/fr 06:30am till 7pm
Sat/sun 8am till 5pm