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It's a nice campground, but more expensive than average. The advantage is it doesn't get crowded in high season, like now. I paid 4000 pesos (12.5 US$ dollar blue exchange rate) for a place to put up my tent (I travel by motorcycle). The down side is all tenting space is dirt, not grass.ots of dust, but a lot of shade.
They have different prices, according to the amenities: electricity, picnic table.
Bathrooms were clean, hot water. There are hiking trails, and an easy walk to "beaches" by the emerald lake nearby. They sell beverages and meaks, but it's very expensive. Bring whatever you can. Potable water.

it's still here. I didn't go in but shelter from storm if needed

climbing has been banned here at the moment, because of "problema legale"

Ruins of an ancient city, now called Nippur or Nibur. Need permit to come in theory, I got in by being friendly. One of the guards, Hussain, speaks decent English. I'm sure you could camp here at the guard house or stay at one of the guards' houses if needed.

They no longer allow camping. They said that the used to but not any more.
Nice spa though.

Wow, this is a gem

If your coming up to the petrified falls and plan on staying a night, stay at this place if you want peace and beauty.

Quiet little place with pools of their own, not hot but if the weather is right you won’t beat it.

Easy to find but 1-2km of a slow drive down a dirt road. We got our full size sprinter down here, non issue. No 4x4 needed

25pp to use pools and another 50pp each to camp the night. Friend in tent in some heavy winds so our great super friendly host Socharo, suggested it gets pitched in a little shelter on site for wind block.

Can you tell we love it here? 🫵🏻🤙🏻👍🏻

3bars of 3G
We also have three dogs, they got a little excited by the dogs, goats, donkeys and bulls but it is all good

It's a cute little campground with some trails that lead down to the creek. Day use area has restrooms and porta potties along with trash cans and water spigot. There is a dump station at this location as well near the campground entrance.

spend the night here on the south side. truck engines of course, but no hassles and lightning wasn't too bright.

This is where you need to come to collect your permission to visit El Baul museum - which needs to be requested three days ahead of time, thanks to a 'new political situation '. See the separate nearby museum entry for details

Não é permitido dormir. O posto é pequeno e tem um shopping no local

As noted, free dump site is easy on and off of US-6/US-34, but is not pull through so one must reverse out. Even in sub freezing January the non-potable water is on for rinsing, which is nice.

Can confirm that this road and other sites nearby are closed right now due to snow!

it's really steep and mucho polvo (dust). no big rigs for sure. the trees go down on the road alot. like, no clearnce.

Here's a camp spot next to the river with grass. It is like a glamping in construction, you have to cross an indian community that allows you to trespass their lands. 3 miles approximately from the council house that you have to pay the entry for the lands is this spot. It is a dirt road like mostly here, 4x2 vehicles Can pass easily. The payment was 10 Brazilian reais or 100 Guyana dollars per person. Ask for permission before get this place are preferred on the tourism office at lethem netx to the airport.

This is a camping site in the abandoned hydroelectric station next to the river. Here lives a family in the the house from the station. They let us pass the night in the paviment for more comfort. The site don't have a toilet. The water is from the river. No electricity service or something. You have to bring with you all your camping stuff. The properly camp site are in construction after being abandoned time ago. The actual cost is 3000 Guyana dollars per person bringing al the stuff and without any guidance or help if you wanted to the price is 5000g$

Fast wifi ( only one in Rio Dulce ) 15Qz per hour fast download and upload . Very nice staff . Recommended

Área com bom espaço na entrada de El Cháten, muitos RVs pernoitam aqui. Não se pode despejar água servida. Banheiro tipo fossa. Água potável do outro lado da rua na frente do Centro de Visitantes.

Area with good space at the entrance of El Cháten, many RVs overnight here. You can not dump water served. Bathroom type fossa. Drinking water across the street in front of the visitors center.

Still the same here. No services but $3 per night. Right across from the water.

Nice new place. Pretty, comfortable, sort of indoor/outdoor. Next to a glamping spot, so it kind of captures that "instagrammable" vibe.
Young couple seems to run it.
Tasty, mostly standard Baja fare, with a couple of American breakfast items for good measure. Full bar if you're feeling boozy.

Several campers here now. Looks like a quintessential iOverlander spot:)

Posto fica aberto 24 horas, dormimos duas noites bem tranquilas aqui. Os banheiros do não são limpos.

Family run Restaurant, good food, but a bit pricy. charged a bit more than expected friendly staff. good pollo.

Dumping station, just in front of the gas station Loves. cost 10$.

When you are face to the gas station, the dumping station is on your left. We had trouble to find it.

Chain Bridge Distillery

We pulled in here after we had to visit the German Auto Masters for an issue with our Sprinter Van (he’s a great sprinter mechanic, very knowledgeable!!). The husband and wife team at the distillery are very kind and helpful. They promptly showed us where to park for the evening. The cocktails are delightful. As a note, they are on Harvest Hosts as well if you choose to book ahead (we found them on HH after we had arrived). Highly recommend!!!

Hotel tranquilo, vista pra serra, restaurante e café da manha, limpo, bom atendimento, somente quartos. nao tem estrutura pra motohome, porem pode pernoitar. 48 991432929 @hoteldurastro

Hi! We're the new owners of this vintage campground and we welcome campers of all kinds - motorhomes, trailers, vans, tents. We even have vintage trailers and glamping tents available as nightly rentals. We have clean & comfortable bathrooms with free hot showers, and spacious laundry room with coin-op washers & dryers, a dog park, camp store, hiking trails and complimentary Starlink WiFi! You can check availability and reserve your spot online - any time - at trailerlane.com

This is a very popular spot and locals come here to fill up their BIG water tanks. There is a regular spigot and then a high pressure one and if they are using the high pressure one at full blast, the spigot is dry. I only had 20 gallons to fill and two people with a 375 and 1,025 tanks came to fill which allowed me just a dribble, but it’s free water. :)
Thank you City Hall!

small service station. free wifi, clean bathrooms with shower. simple but very tasty restaurant. friendly employees. I recommend!

really great, Diana +56962454565 is really nice, we paid 50000 chilenos for one cabanas well equiped (tv, hair dryer, kitchen, fridge)

amplio lugar para pernoctar. Baños con ducha, wifi, restaurante y agua helada. Seguro y tranquilo.