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nice place. we spent two nights here. first one we were alone, and second was noisy due to locals partying until 2 am. a little dirty on road but lake is pretty clean

Segunda vez que paramos aqui para fazer um café da tarde durante a viagem. Ao lado do rio e com a sombra da ponte, ótimo pra dormir uma soneca também.

Thank you for sharing, perfect quick stop to fill my water jugs!

Behind the air station is a water spicket. The parking space says Air & Water fill.

passed one night in a roadtrek van ok for the night

easy refill of our blue rhino tank. $250 pesos flat.

Nice café, excellent sweets and other snacks. The coffee is good (not as good as in Nomad coffee), however from a Nespresso machine. They also have delicious bread, sourdough, multigrain etc. WiFi is fast, as everywhere in town.

1mil to enter the park and now 4200 for the boat ride

Mapfre Argentina Agency. We had a small accident in Bariloche and they were super friendly in helping out with the other parties, so everything got smoothly settled.

They speak very good english aswell.

For those who deflate their tires to adapt to the terrain, this is your queue! This is the start or end of the rough section knows as Maldite 73…
Not going over what the conditions are like as plenty has been written about in the post regarding this section of the road posted in G. Gregores.

Ótimo local para sacar dinheiro. Não há limites de saque e a fila é bem pequena.

Agree to everything that was mentioned before.
Wi-Fi super fast >50mbit

For those who deflate their tires to adapt to the terrain, this is your queue! This is the start or end of the rough section knows as Maldite 73 at the north end…
Not going over what the conditions are like as plenty has been written about in the post regarding this section of the road posted in G. Gregores.

Basic campsite but clean, we paid 20reais each (we had a tent and two motorbikes)

Fuel station with snack bar and free toilets and showers. Ample, well-lit, paved parking.
Posto de combustível com lanchonete e banheiros e chuveiros de graça. amplo estacionamento iluminado e com calçamento.

Free water fill in spot 102. Takes them a while to plow after a snow storm so you may have to wait a few days to access it.

Really nice place to stay! Very close to the beach and the owner Adonis is friendly and helpful! Take the crocodile tour (free if you camp at the camping, otherwise $20,-), an absolute must do while staying here. Enjoyed it!

Nice place and quiet, well situated.
clean room with private bathroom, AC and TV, 1 double bed and 1 single 25 000 colones per night for 2 pple.
Pet friendly.

haven't been sleeping here as it is not pet friendly

They do not change money here, but they do at Hotel Kaiken.

Possible to change USD, CLP and EUR. Quite close to blue.

Wide open spot near the power lines on BLM land. Just off the road. Great views in every direction. Excellent cell reception. The towers are in view to the Northeast.

simple but cheap accommodation. room with double bed and private bathroom + fan 12000 colones.
pet friendly and good to park the bicycles inside.

Some overlanders told us that they were told to be careful about this. After visiting some places we enter again to the city (at 8 pm) and the police was stopping every car. They asked us if we have seen a young teenager that had disappeared.
Then we googled these theme in this place and it seems that they are nowadays fighting against it.

We stayed one night in this place, we also have the same good comments!

Warning: I’m in a dually Sprinter van and just got stuck in the sand. I’ve tried everything to get unstuck but it’s just digging me further into the sand. Having to call a wrecker to get me out. I’m only 4ish feet off the hard pack too. Very surprised it got stuck. Fair warning to any other fellow Sprinters! Beware.

Still hot showers! On donation basis.. 3 showers for men, 1 for woman. Clean and hot

They let you fill your water tanks here. Super nice people!
It’s the grey box by the truck filling station

They do not do integrated ranks. Only removable. The associate directed us to ace hardware or amoco.

Have seen about 10 mechanics in Baja with my shuttle bus and Tony is the BEST. Knows how to fix anything, speaks great English and does it for a great price. Highly recommend!