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Really great place to stay and sleep. Quiet. Awsome view. Between mountains, cactus and the sea.

This is the new place for the Cholita Wrestling show. It starts every Sunday at 5 pm. It's not possible to buy tickets in advance, so one should come a bit earlier to buy the tickets at the entrance. Price is 50 BOL.
It was quite busy when we were there - mainly tourists though.
The show is very amusing and also has some funny surprises. It's not important to be able to speak Spanish to follow the show.
Allover it is definitely worth to visit this place.

Peaceful ,safe and friendly💗
We arrived late in the night so restaurant was closed but they gifted us tuna and bread.

It was the weekend and the paved road to the pass was narrow and full of bikes, no fun. In the visitor center we could pay the entrance fee ( 58mxp p.p. )for the park to be allowed to drive up here. The road is 2wd high clearance. The night was freezing cold and we were alone. I cannot recommend the gravel road from the pass to the east. 16km 1h+ high clearance and to get up you need 4x4.

Quiet on Sunday night. Easy stop on the way south. Camped along lake with lovely views. Clean restrooms. $28 dry camping; $33 with water & power. Chilly at night (40 deg) with snow on the mountains.

Very nice place to stay in Rosario. Quiet and safe, near the Prefectura and touristic spots. Some people here at night to spend the evening in the park nearby but they leave at night.

Fantastic Rock Formation , Worth the stop and you can eat good waffels

Stay 2 nights, very quiet, only a few fischerman and lokals, dont Drive on the beach the Sand is to soft

*Signs say no parking if you are over 7ft and more than 20ft, so this spot is intended for smaller rigs.*

Parked right off of the upper great hwy more in the residential area. theres spots all along the side of a pedestrian walkway that was great for a night. Very low noise until about 7am (Street Cleaner came at 7). Decent cell reception (2-3 bars). Seemed great for a night, could even go for 2.
Coffee Shop just up the road a 5 minute walk that opens at 6am for a morning coffee and restroom.

A place to park your car and sit next to the lake. There is ample rock beach and locals come here for the day. There camping sites close by but this is not a place to stay. Very beautiful scenery

Filled up with Super at the local rate. No questions asked.

This YPF is in town. All the food was gone when we arrived in the early evening and no restaurants open on a Sunday night. All fuel tanks emptied by Monday and vehicles were being turned away on Sunday morning. BUT a very kind attendant made a special dispensation for us and we were able to fill up and carr on with the journey.

Nice Refugio, as described. However, it's about 500m north of the location on the app. Going south it's on your right, and 20m below road level. The entrance road is where the marker is, but you can walk down from the road.

Stayed one night, I was the only one there overnight. Stayed on the side with the Logans sign. No issues, slept fine

I LOVED this campground. I arrived after they closed so I self-register and ended up staying 3 nights!

very nice beach. beautiful views over lake and town. many overlanders, should be safe. many locals driving around all the time.

funny thing, we left a bucket 🪣 next to the van overnight and it was gone in the morning with some other stuff. so maybe do still be careful a little bit 🙂

Stayed the night in the back of the lot by the Taco Bell. Bunch of other RVs and vans as well, HOWEVER we did talk to some of the Walmart employees and they said that their store does not own the parking lot, the city does. They said that during snow bird season the city tends to let the no overnight parking rule slide, but that people have been kicked out other times during the year. So if there are other RVs you're probably fine, if not, find somewhere else

Camping around a dam filled lake. Wild burros so noise from them during day and night. 25 for the night. Toilets and sink. No shower’s. Shaded pic nic tables and great Verizon service. Not much privacy fyi.

This was my favorite campsite in Costa Rica so far. It’s spacious so different groups can spread out, and the atmosphere was very quiet and laid back. Each site has its own sink with running water and surfaces like tables or counters that make it easy to prepare food or layout camp. Some sites have strings of lights too! I stayed at the furthest site near the little river, which had a beautiful arched dead tree that an iguana lived inside. It felt peaceful and remote here and the sunrise is stunning. I stayed two nights and could have stayed a week. No Wi-Fi and spotty service, but that helps you get away from the world. If you have the budget for a mid-priced fancy meal out, Habitat just up the road has the best fish taco since Baja California

The perfect place to relax for a few days. It's quiet, has great views, and the whole area is beautifully made. They have lots of hammocks to spend the days in.

Breakfast was delicious and well worth the price.
Staff is friendly and everything is super clean.

The price is 150 pesos per person now. Inside it's really beautiful, the water is a little bit chilly but the cave itself is really warm!

Friendly staff. Always bring cash!! No card payments (at least for 99% of the time ;).
You can ask to fill your water tank from the staff (if it’s not smth like a 100l or so ;)

Very nice spot with a view to spend the night. Not sure it is authorized but we arrived at sunset and left at sunrise. Very calm with a mirador to see the water.

We spend two nights here. No one bothered us. Pretty good

This intersection has two traffic lights, one on the left and one on the right. The right is for traffic going straight while the left light is only for left turn traffic and is not labeled as such. Motorcycles seem to be allowed to proceed thru red lights but not cars.

Also some of Lome streets have now been partially blocked with red and white plastic barriers which is the only indication of newly-created one-way streets. Its very confusing, best to avoid turning on these streets.

Cidade produtora de mel agroecológico. Inúmeras comunidades produzem mel artesanal agroecológico que pode ser encontrado no comércio e na feira da cidade.

Nice spot between tea gardens where you can enjoy the lake

Large bins for all sorts of recyclables. Glass, plastic, paper, cardboard, etc. all accepted.

Beautiful camping site close to the petroglyphs at the gap. Very quiet and relatively clean. Pit toilets at the Gap with walking trails to the petroglyphs. Quite worth the visit. You can camp up to 14 days.

Open on a sunday; gasolina at 208 Ars today 5/3/23