Check-Ins

We loved our stay at Jose's! The tour and tasting were fantastic. Jose is very knowledgeable about the tequila process and the history of the liquor/town. we thoroughly enjoyed hanging out with him. We tasted all 4 of the tequilas he makes and he taught us how to make the local drink, the cantarito. Our dog was welcome to come along on leash on the tour, but we would have preferred he stayed in the camper if he didn't have separation anxiety... he kept getting thorns in his feet in the agave fields. This stop was one of our favorites!

Good place for Sprinter parts - owner was very friendly and had also cheaper parts than original. Very well stocked and very fair prices.

I do recommend :)

This hotel allow ovarlander to stay in their parking: the space is big, flat, safe, super quiet (is away from the mainroad) and suitable for any vehicle. We paid 50 quetzales a night. There is wifi (5 mbps in up and dwn), power, water, toilet and showers (which we did not use so don't know if they work or are extra). We had to work so we spent 5 nights here. Recommended.

Welcoming cafe at the edge of the world. Friendly fantastic people and food. Clearly an institution, probably more from visiting sailors than by land. So glad I made the drive from La Paz.

Not worth the drive. Dirty, full of rubbish and a long bumpy ride. This place should be deleted. If you are desperate, try your luck

Great view a little rough to get out to the cliff. We had a truck and a truck camper and it was pretty easy. We had a LOT of wind in the middle of the night.

An absolute gem for a campspot! 75p/p and you get a lovely area, hot showers, wifi (best we had in Chiapas), incredible wildlife and amazing owners. The sunset view at the river is just amazing, especially looking into the jungle area on the other side and listening to those otherworldly sounds! We loved it!

Road to get here from 307 south is nice with a few potholes but paved. Going north from here it gets worse, with parts of unpaved road and major potholes. It’s annoying, but also absolutely manageable with any kind of vehicle.

Monkeys show up especially between 8am and 10am. Jumping through the trees above your head :)

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Our absolute favourite waterfalls. They are beautyful, comparable with agua azul (which we also loved) but it has a nicer athmosphere.
You get to walk through jungle treks and enjoy very private parts of the river. Make sure to get to waterfall 4 and 5. one of them was our favourite with many possibilities for jumping and just hanging out in the pools.

We paid 40p/p entrance and 10p parking. We didn’t stay in the wildcamping. Didn’t sound like a quite night, so we enjoyed Los capolines;)

The quesadilla restaurant next door is great ;)

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Had a quick lunch here. Really nice setup and incredible price/value. They offered 3 types of quesadillas championes (mushroom), pollo (chicken) or cerdo (pork). We had 5championes and 2 pollo (championes were much better, pollo was a little dry) and 2 melon smoothies, paid 180 and total with 20 tip on top. Only the sauce was very spicy. But overall very recommended!

It is a pretty waterfall and we enjoyed having a little swim for lunch, but it is really touristy and unlike agua azul you cannot really escape it as the area is small.
You can easily stay in the parking lot, but we preferred agua Azul wildcamping, so didn’t stay.
Prices are as described.

It is a pretty waterfall and we enjoyed having a little swim for lunch, but it is really touristy and unlike agua azul you cannot really escape it as the area is small.
You can easily stay in the parking lot, but we preferred agua Azul wildcamping, so didn’t stay.
Prices are as described.

Very nice little restaurant. Healthy dishes with nice vegetables, juices, coffees, breakfasts/lunches/diners.

Such a hidden gem. Very peaceful place on the dam.
I just wanted to clarify on the electricity situation. There is one powerpoint station with several spots for plugs. You can camp right next to the plugs or have a long enough extension cable and pull the power to where you want to stand.
The campsites right next to the entrance are without access to electricity. 60pppn
The campsites near the electricity are further down and more remote. 60pppn + 50 for electricity usage.

Sabine and her husband are very friendly german owners. We have Bern there with our truck . We payed 80GHS for the car and two people. You can stay at a very nice green garden . It is possible to get your own foot or use the very good food if their restaurant. They have also a good breakfast with a good coffee. Toilette and shower are very clean and inside from her house. A good place for staying here for some days.

Very impressive museum dedicated to the work of Dian Fossey. The cafe/restaurant is also worth a visit. Very delicious food. They expect a donation of $20,-pp.

Good mechanic understand big bikes but check prices of parts or oil etc. sold me oil for 250TL which was in market for 170TL. But he knws the job

The women's room of our site didn't have soap and they don't allow you to gather your own firewood. but besides that it was the perfect place to stay. we stayed at a regular tent site but had no issues with our wedge roof top tent.

Border crossing still closed. Opening not expected soon.

Very nice people. Right in front of the campground.
The food is good and affordable (we paid the campground a lot, so we shared the money and ate elsewhere). Mostly sea products. Had a dinner and a breakfast there. They have beer (but not mentioned on the menu). We asked for an agua de coco, they went to grab it on the tree. We asked for a guacamole, the owner went to buy some avocadoes for his wife to make it and charged us 50p for it... Really nice experience.

le mini camping Raúl, est un camping incontournable si vous passez à Perito Moreno.
petit camping, 2ou 3 places pour des grands camping car, 3-4 places pour des petits vans et une dizaine de place pour des tentes, ils à aussi un logement en dur pour quelques couchages. douche chaude homme et femme, très propre.
eau, vidange sanitaire wc, wifi près de la maison.
endroit calme, et en plein centre ville.
et il y a Raúl, le propriétaire, un homme de 76 ans, avec un grand coeur, il vous accueille jusqu'à 23h, vous propose à déjeuner et/ou dîner, de partager son repas.
il vous parle de lui, ses enfants, sa vie, il est exceptionnel 🥰
je recommande à 100%
2000$arg par personne, van compris
merci pour tout Raúl Picasso 🙏🙏

as described nice place, nice campsite with lot's of space and good distance to your neighbours.
price now 200pppn

Good place if driving by late. Friendly people, clean showers. Was quite busy when we were there (march). There is a quieter, sandy space behind the main space for a few vehicles under some trees.

River is close, clean water, calm. Local police came around midnight to check our statut (and ask for a cheap bribe) but looks safe, we slept well.
Road with some portholes but accessible.

Awesome spot. I’m not sure why people care about how cranky the owners are. They clean the bathrooms and showers at least 3 times a day. They provide places to recycle, wifi is excellent and you are right on the beautiful beach! $300 pesos per night for the two of us in our van. Lots of room to hang out hammocks in the shade under the cabanas. It was pretty perfect. We stayed 4 days.

I asked inside if overnight parking was allowed and it was ok. Nice and quiet. Occasional car going by. Beautiful library...

$30 for Electricity and Water. Packed in like sardines so that you can hear your neighbor's morning routine. But it has a few sites that work for big rigs so don't discount it. There aren't a lot of places in Loreto that do. However, accessing this park on the south side of town will be a challenge until they finish the bridge over the arroyo. Come in from the south side, dirt road just past the airport. Trust your GPS on this one.

We spent two weeks in Roosevelt waiting for the snow in Sedona to melt and in that time we camped at many of the different IOverlander options. This is hands down the perfect parking spot. There’s a direct view of the snow capped mountains and you can look down the length of the lake. At the right angle you can see the top of the bridge. There’s deer roaming and coyotes playing. It is so so peaceful.

There is no TMobile service.

It’s about a 20 minute drive to the Tonto National Park but the road is smooth and easy to navigate. No big ruts,only a little washboarding.

We got the last spot according to the camp host. Very easy pull through. Playground, beautiful lakes. A bit dusty and smells of cow poo plus lots of flies. Definitely worth the price! First come first serve. Funny thing is half the sites are empty?? We have one bar of ATnT but it works fine.

not the best. you are visible from the road and directly next to it. loud. we did not stay. if your car can do very steep and rocky paths, take the path down to the riverbed. there are lots of trees, less noise and you are hidden from the road.

has water and basic food. Direction nouakchott on the left.