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This place is amazing! We came to know the hot spring and spend a night, but we stayed here about 5 nights - we always came back after the trekkings to bath in the hot spring, and sleep here! Dona Inês is a lovely person, and sells some products in her house. The thermal is rustic, but with super hot and crystal clear water. The view of volcanoes makes everything even more special. Sleeping here you can still enjoy the pool at night, luckily, alone! We paid 15 Bolivians per person per night - Entel's sign is weak, but Starlink works here.
Dona Inês: +59168187445
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Esse lugar é incrível! Viemos para conhecer as termas e passar uma noite, porém ficamos aqui cerca de 5 noites - sempre voltamos após os passeios para tomar banho nas termas, e dormir por aqui! Dona Inês é uma pessoa querida, e vende alguns produtos na casa dela. A terma é rústica, porém com a água super quente e cristalina. A vista para os vulcões torna tudo ainda mais especial. Dormindo aqui você ainda poderá curtir a piscina à noite, por sorte, sozinho! Pagamos 15 bolivianos por pessoa por noite - sinal da entel é fraco, mas o Starlink funciona aqui.
Dona Inês: +59168187445

As described, we came from the East, so had to go past it and do a U-turn to come back to it. The gravel is deep, as noted.

Nice hotel in Puelches. I've paid 5000 pesos for a private room (one matrimonial bed and one sigle bed), with TV, wifi, toilets and shower. The place was clean and the owner friendly. Would recommand it !

We stayed for 10 days. The water spout mentioned in other comments was definitely frozen and buried under snow. Couldn't even find where it was. However James creek is less than 10 minutes away and we got water from there as it's not completely frozen. The camping area isn't huge, just 4 spots for vehicles, but very pretty.

Really friendly, camped 10 bz for 2 persons. Good showers and Toilets . WiFi available. The cave tubing was 100 usd but the water level for us was a bit low . Camping fee covers access to Herman's Cave and the blue hole

Drove through around 1100 today (Saturday) and no one was here- no sign of a checkpoint here or at the prior 2 spots listed nearby.

Passed through today. Charged $395 for our truck camper.

Passed through today. $195 for a truck camper.

This has the be the cleanest campground I have ever been in. Despite its size it was quite. Nice people and beautiful. Stayed here two nights. Took a drive into the Ajo Mountains on the loop road. Worth it.
Clean bathrooms and shower. Great cell service.

Buen lugar para armar carpa frente a río Uruguay. Baños/ duchas habilitadas en camping. Poca gente, incluso un sábado por la noche. (durante el día muchas familias)

Good place to set up a tent in front of the Uruguay River. Bathrooms / showers enabled in camping. Few people, even on a Saturday night. (during the day many families)

Great pass but has frequent blockages from fallen trees. Really worth it.

200 pppn for camping. Bed in dorm 300. Jammed together with other campers half a meter apart. Overall the facilities are nice to relax in. Loud sex from 2-3 am, other campers complained during the night. The staff said that their hands were tied. No discount offered. Even without our one off bad experience it is too expensive for what is offered in my opinion and I would not camp here again.

Description is like the previous posts. We slept 1 night with some trucks next to us without any problems. It’s still open and plenty of space!

Nice Hospedaje with lots of flowers run by a lady. Clean rooms, but no heating. Plenty of blankets are provided though. There is a small courtyard where I parked my Motorcycle but i didn't bother to ask if it is looked. This is a safe area. Showers are hot and the WiFi is fast but only in the common room.

Great owners. As mentioned previously they do have a large hose, with some adapters and them turning down the valve we where able to make it work to fill our camper. Plenty of room for large rigs to turn around.

Weekends is market time. Nice atmosphere underneath banyan trees, with lots of food stalls and smal shops. Picnic place, restaurant and wine tasting.

Market place with lots of restaurants, wine tasting from different wineries and picnic garden.

We were planning on staying here for the night but we were told by a few people that police goes around and hands out tickets now. We moved to a camping site since it was Fiesta Nacional del Lúpulo and the town was packed.

Rancho San Dionisio isn’t just a great camping spot . . . It’s a destination. A lovely sanctuary in the mountains, alongside the river, at “the end of the road” in authentic ranching country. The hosts have rescued a previously rundown and neglected ranch, the result of a fire years ago. Under their care and hard work it is now flourishing with newly planted banana, mango, avocado and even a few papaya trees. They have also nurtured an impressive huge veggie and herb garden which is open for picking by guests.
Facilities are as described by others, with future upgrades (showers) planned.
However, the best reason for coming to Dionisio is for the incredible hospitality. Clarence, Isabel and their three lovely, quirky dogs will make you feel totally welcomed. They go out of their way to facilitate a great stay. They are very knowledgable about the many great hikes in the area and can direct you to ones that will suit your energy and experience level. (We hiked to a lovely swimming hole and had lunch in the shade of trees after our plunge, and the next day we explored down the river bed)
You will be spoiled with fresh coffee on the stove each morning and a campfire each night. And if you are interested in the local culture, Isabel can arrange a visit to one or more of the local ranches each of which has a specialty to offer. Examples include traditional candy making, homemade jams, honey and other artisan crafts.
Rancho San Dionisio is a real gem. Well worth the drive!

You can check in hear but it’s very expensive just for a parking

Yes it’s nice place embassy not so far. 30.000 for bathroom an 100.000 for parking he speak English ;)

Guinea Bissau to Guinea! I did it with my VW T3 Syncro I forget the exit stamp in candembel after candembel is coming a short muddy part you have to winch locals helping until the border is full of bush after the border is less bush crossing ferry with porige or big ferry for car 15.000 cfa no carnet stamp. entry stamp 7 km after the ferry only 4x4 no big rig for motorbike nice experience defender etc. sometimes mush bush. From bissau to ferry 1 day from ferry to Boke 1 day 300 km les then the “normal way” boke is the first city where you get concrete under your car Police corrupt of cause you need high tide to cross the river for the car ferry good lock guys ;)

Amazing Garage!
Highly Recommended.
David and Ruben did a great job for our gearbox which was broken. Our car a Landcruiser HZJ78.
Trying to find spare parts, and finally welded a part together so we could drive again.
Very friendly and they kept the door open and garage warm, even at night for us.
His brother even fixed my laptop for free!!!
Friendly priced.

Perfect place. We asked the soldiers when we arrived (late at night) and they said it was ok, they checked our van and even said that we were safe, that they would take care of us during night. Go to Chocolatera so worth it and free.

Great spot just down from Goblin Valley SP-wasn't sure the fee, so I put a $20 in with my registration-worth it in my opinion. I had the whole place to myself when I went to sleep and woke up to a tent and truck on the other side of the camping area. Nice firepit, tables, and toilets. Beautiful panoramic view looking over a ridge. Very little if any traffic, but it was late February.

nice flat place next to Samaya lake. Ask the Samaya mayor for permission to stay.

We don’t gamble, however earned a second night’s stay by spending money at the Grill. (and showing receipts)

Breakfast sandwich is a terrific value. $5 for two thick slices of sourdough (you can choose meat, cheese, bread and egg style), two sausage patties, a good amount of cheese, two eggs and hashbrowns on the side. Breakfast menu not online, and these things change, but what a value!

Pretty quiet, convenient to birding hotspots and trails.

AT&T three bars.

Thank you, Desert Diamond Casino!

Ranger came around March 8 and said that there should be no camping as this area is closed for construction and asked me to pack up and move immediately.

mostly smooth, but we didn't do the fumigation process and were asked to turn around and get it. also they all accepted MX$. we tried hard to exchange money before but didn't manage. if only we had known... we were told there's an atm with blz$ in the free zone, but couldn't find it.
we ended up paying 12b$ for fumigation, 30b$ for "parking/entering", and 60b$ for the insurance.
i didn't need any copies of documents.

Very easy! It took only 2 minutes and very friendly people