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Accepts campers and rigs. Nice, clean spots on grass. Full hookups. Good restaurant, pleasant environment. Worth the price (500 pesos/night) + very close to ruins.

Great place to camp close to Zion NP. You can stay up to 14 days or until you run out of food! Lots of people on bicycles taking advantage of all the great trails. Quiet and well separated from other campsites.

Nice place with fishing opportunity. You need to get fishing licence before arriving. Great walks available with or without a guide. The road in is a tough one being totally potholed.

very nice shared kitchen and owner, who can also help in case of small (at least) mechanical issues.

I confirm the below description. very nice people! we needed a quick check & fix on our accessory belt, they did it at once, finished in 10' and did not ask anything.

beautiful place, we parked under the tree, you won't have the beach view bit you will see the lake and its very close.

police said no parking in the City but the locals said to Park there, because it is safe. no one bothered us. no toilets ! have to go to ypf or la anonima. btw no hot shower in town

Excelente lugar de pescadores. Usado por todos los vecinos. Es debajo del puente viejo, en la unión del río Uruguay y el canal Torto.

Excellent place to camping. A place usted by fisshing man and local neighbours. Is located under the old bridge, un the intersection from Uruguay River and canal Torto.

Stayed one night. Cops came by and parked between the few cars that were parked there but didn’t get out or ask any of us to leave. Porta potty available.

NOT FREE They are now charging 15$ for water and dumping. Water spigots are locked up until you pay for both.

We just left after 2 peaceful nights here. Len and Margrit are absolutely lovely and welcoming. They have a beautiful home and take great care of the place. We had some nice chats with them in the evenings and went with them to the local Sunday market. The bathroom was in perfect condition with a lovely warm shower, there was a nice pool and outdoor bar area to use and at low tide we could easily access the beach down below to walk and swim (nice warm swimmable water!). Bugs are minor in this area. Price is still 300 pesos per night for camping. You can use water and electricity hookups which we didn’t (although we did get to test if everything works with electricity hooked up). The casita looked lovely as well. The nearby town of Aticama is cute and calm with enough eateries and tiendas if needed.

Recommended for if you’re up for some relaxed time, nice conversations and a good shower!

Were asked about fruits or plants we’re bringing. We said we had apples and oranges, which he could see. Then he said that he should take them away, but that he will let us go this once haha! So didn’t have to hand in anything….maybe he wasn’t hungry for oranges today.

I attempted to cross from Honduras to Nicaragua here on a US-plated motorcycle. The Nicaraguan officials told me it's not possible and directed me to go to Las Manos.

There are staffed immigration offices on both sides of the border here, but services appear to be limited. I don't think they can issue the necessary TIP or insurance for vehicles. If you already have those documents, you can probably cross here.

I do not know if it's possible to cross from Nicaragua to Honduras with a vehicle.

Stopped here to ask about a room. The lady told me a single room with shared bathroom costs C170. It was very basic.

They have a gated parking lot half a block away for vehicles.

I decided not to stay and found a nicer place for a little bit more down the street.

Simple but cute place. I paid C400 for one person. Room has a fan, TV, and private bathroom with electric shower. There is a comfortable outdoor courtyard. Wifi is a bit slow.

There is a restaurant on site, but no meals are provided with the room.

Gated parking area has room for about four cars.

Great parking lot next to a restaurant, used as an overnight spot by truckers (usually 1 or 2 big-rigs in a big empty lot). Felt very safe, and is the best overnight spot on this long stretch of highway, especially compared to the other informal spots in the area (we tried all of them before coming here). The owners of this restaurant are SUPER friendly - they made us and our infant daughter feel like family - and will let you stay the night in the big empty lot to the right of the restaurant, no questions asked! There are other truckers doing the same thing, so you will not raise any eyebrows.

Toilets inside the restaurant are super clean and cost 10 pesos.

Also HIGHLY recommend the food - it was some of the best we had during our entire time in Mexico (the chilaquiles are bomb!), and is clearly a favorite among locals. We looked forward to coming back here on the trip back home. The restaurant is open 7am-8:30pm every day.

We spent two days here, very calm and relaxing place, the beach is two steps away and it’s almost like a private beach. Clean bathrooms and very well equipped and clean kitchen, good wifi, friendly cat, dog and small bird.
Leo and everyone at the camping are very friendly and helpful.
Great stop if you want to spend some relaxing time.

Great street vendors. order Tlayudas of chicken and beef. you can not go wrong. very cheap and tasty

stayed here two nights with with car RTT. very secure area. No problems at all. I could have stayed here a week. 10 min. walk to Centro. police patrol day and night. In the morning, you may hear the cleaning folks cart clanks on cobble stones. During the day hard to find parking here. after 630 pm lot of slots available.

We arrived at 8am and had all 3 cenotes to ourselves. We only started seeing other visitors on our way back to the parking area. 2 of the cenotes are among the best you’ll see in Mexico , the other one is ok but nothing special. The horse ride takes about 25 minutes each way.

Personally we didn’t find it scary, albeit by Mexico standards. I think it depends on the driver. Our driver was very friendly and I’m sure would have slowed down if we had asked.

Definitely recommend doing this trip, a bargain at 600 pasós per cart.

We didn’t stay here.

Toilets were ok, if a little dirty.

Free wifi that works from the parking lot. No password, ssid Echo guest.

The street is not as busy as I would expect. It was quiet at night and the people at the hostel where really kind. We felt very safe and it was a good spot for visiting San Cristobal.

Es el hotel Cerro 7 y hostal San Antonio, Fabián es un tipo muy agradable, nos dejó abrir la carpa y amablemente no nos cobró la noche, nos brindó electricidad también...
El lugar tiene una vista privilegiada del Valle y un atardecer increíble, el espacio para vehículos grandes podría ser complicado porque además el lugar está en una pequeña loma, en todo caso vale la pena la vuelta aunque sea solo por la vista...

Perfect for the first night after the boarder ceremony. The family welcomed us kindly and helped us with water and sim-card.

I corrected the gps coordinates, guessing g they moved . so far, at 6 pm. Quiet and cell service

Train Station. Parking is 5.5$/24h. Overnighting could be possible, we didn't try. Parking is per spot. So if you need more than one parking spot you pay more

Best service, friendliest staff (ask for Mr. Hugo), impeccable work on my Hilux. I'm excited! Highly recommended! *****

At first they were confused when i asked if i could stay until the next day - i was directed to the administration where i explained that i had a camping car and wished to return after 7 (which is when they close and no one is there) and sleep in it for the night. After some discussion between themselves they gave me a key and charged 10$ (1$ and something per hour not counting the time they were closed). So nice!

Perfect for one night in to de Nature, watergall and animals sounds.

first campsite of the O where you are also joined by W trekkers so alot busier but good facilties