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We could fill up diesel without problem, our van with argentinian plates, maybe if you have a truck or bus they will not sell you fuel. THIS GAS STATION CLOSES AT 22HS!!
Pudimos cargar sin problema, nuestra van con patente argentina, tal vez si es un camion o bus no quieran cargarte. CIERRAN A LAS 22HS!!

Edwin helped us filling our 2kg argentinian cilynder with our own adapter. He works at ENI  Mon-Fri. But It was Sunday morning so we went to his house in Ibarra (easy to arrive) to do the refill, so better call or write him before!!  He didn't want to charge money because our cylinder was little he said. Very nice guy.
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Edwin nos ayudo a recargar nuestra garrafa argentina de 2kg con nuestro propio adaptador. El trabaja en ENI de lun-vier. Era domingo a la mañana asi que fuimos a su casa  en Ibarra (facil de llegar) para hacer la recarga, asi que mejor llamen o escribanle antes!! No nos quiso cobrar porque la garrafa es chiquita dijo. Muy amable y buena onda.

waiting for the Trailway to open. coming from Fundy NP this is on the way. a dead end road with almost zero traffic in the whole area. just a plain dead end road..

They are rebuilding the area around the Gad Station. We couldnt fill up in the morning anf had to go all the way to San Rahpael

Amazing spot to camp, definitely got stuck for a moment coming in but 2 cardboard boxes Uber my tires got me out and up the hill, slow reception from Verizon but still service; beautiful rock formation and view. Driving a 2013 FWD Toyota Prius.

The localisation is approximate, look for a green building in front of the post office. we really struggled to find it. They close at 5pm. To get our dog to enter peru WE had to pay 93S and you can only pay by going to a bank, make a payment and give them the voucher.

Large, spacious and beautiful campsite. Foreigners pay 1,100 pesos for 2 people and van. Sunday afternoon was very busy. In the evening almost everyone left and we had a quiet night. Hot showers with good water pressure from 8pm, very clean. But I think there are also sanitary houses with less good facilities. We would come again.

Here you must wait to pass one single Chanel about 1.5 hour

bumpy road but passable with our 20ft travel trailer. Tight spots to get into but found a spot to spend the night. Quite and modestly full for a Sunday.

llegamos por el campo eolico, es un lugar aislado y va poca gente por ese lado del rio, corre viento y hay que llevar sombra, está perfecto para pasar la noche o disfrutar una tarde en familia. llevense su basura para mantener limpio el sector.

Nice meadow view, great mix of tree cover and sun. Cell reception is good even without a booster. Sites are very well spaced. Quiet, and pitch black at night.

This place is Great, has plenty of space (big area). Nobody bother

We arrived at 7pm at night. There is no sign, I guess the hotel ist closed. We were allowed to stay for the night.
No information if there are showers and toilets, but we are self contained.

Stopped into shower. $1 for 5 min. $45 per night campsite so we didn’t stay.

Solid hotel in the West side of town (opposite of the tunnel). Safe parking in garage, hot water (available in the morning and evening) and clean rooms. Wifi is available, but inconsistent. Super steep road leading to it (just the last block), so it's best to go around (it'll become obvious when you see it).

We paid 950 pesos for a double room (May 2023).

Lugar calmo e tranquilo, sob várias árvores. Até silencioso a noite com algumas luzes dos hotéis em volta. recomendo.
Quiet and peaceful place, under several trees. Even silent at night with some lights from the hotels around. I recommend.

Beautiful campsite. Can hear the ocean and see the stars. No amenities but Starlink internet is blazing fast.

Beautiful rustic campground with several gravel sites right on the lake, small pebble beaches and a boat ramp. Some campsites are first-come first-served for 20 CAD/night and some can be booked for an extra 18 CAD fee. Pit toilets are clean. No water, no dumping, no phone signal (except a very weak zero-bar from Rogers Wireless in sites 40/41). Most sites are quite large, some in the woods are shaded and some by the lake get a lot of sunlight.

nice large pullout in the woods. Old fireplace, plenty of wood top gather. We chose this place because IT was too windy right at the lake. Lots of space for several Campers, even bigger rigs. These might rather have difficulties in the the small sandy ways leading here. Good LTE with T-Mobile.

Great facilities, Safari tents are available at 3,500KSh.

A large campsite with a restaurant and beach. There are many tent pitches which are all bounded by little fences. Each pitch has a table, chairs, light and electricity sockets. We only just managed to squeeze our 4-man tent into one of the larger pitches, so not suitable for big tents. There are hot showers, WiFi, and a big kitchen with free gas hobs and washing up sinks. You can rent a fridge. The beach has a beautiful view and it's very peaceful there. There is also a washing machine which is 100 lira per wash and a lot of outdoor hanging space. We paid 400 lira per night for two people and a tent.

Pretty nice rest area, bathroom not so clean, potable water but no dumping station.
We arrived around 6pm and left at 9am no problem. Not to much noise from the highway.

Stayed in the front lot without any problems.

nice desolated area with lots of solid gravel. not 100% sure if it's blm but stayed here 3 nights without any issues. plenty of space for any size rig.

Also wanted to add that ATT service is excellent.

This campground is NOT closed. It has 3 way hookups, clean but old facilities, and close to Peggy's Cove attractions.

No shade but clean. Cornhole, bocce court, horseshoe pit available. 6 Spigots for water around the campsite.

they fill propane tanks in the back of the building

we stayed Saturday night. horrible place. lots of people walking in the dark and some cars coming by. when we were sleeping around 9:30, someone tried to break into the car and hit the car very hard so we woke up, just left some dents. despite this, we stayed (idiots) and 2 hours later the police came to check (routine questions). very friendly police said it was not recommend to stay in that area cause there are many "aldeas" (native towns I guess) and many things happen. at the end we went to YPF close, beautiful and huge place, lots of vans.

Cheap spot at the end of a dirt road. Right on the lost coast which is nice and beach is a 2 minute walk away. Campsites are close together though and it was very windy the night I was there. 7/10, extra points for being so cheap