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Great place! Entered park paying $7 fee, then realized we wanted to stay. So returned to entrance gate and checked campground availability. We got a non-hookup site for $15. She charged $7 again for the day pass, then refunded initial. Nice to skip the online fees by just showing up, lots of sites here. $22 total for a night and amazingly blue and clear lake in the middle of the desert! Oh ya, look out for donkeys in the road!

It’s a State Park in a National Forest. We asked the ranger and he told us we could stay in our van overnight if we left in the morning; he gave us his phone number and told us to call if anything was amiss. We invited him to join us for morning coffee.

it is quiet but very windy. not a great place. small, right at the side of the road. luckily not a busy road. if you don't need to be at the lower altitude I'd go somewhere else.

Drove by here today. Looked really nice and a good price for 20,000 pp with a pool. We didn’t stop because the three little dogs were extremely territorial when my (also small) dog got out of the car and started attacking. Maybe with some time everyone would have calmed down, but we didn’t risk it.

Really close to the AstroSur obsveratory, too!

Still free, small Museum (30mn) but interesting

everything is still the same. some construction next door with some noise, but no problems. parked on the west side. I asked if it was OK to park overnight because there are signs stating no overnight parking. I was told not to stay too late in the morning. the store
opens at 7am.

Welcome to Colombia’s most expensive campground! Save yourself the trouble of messaging or arriving here because Mario wanted 100,000 PER PERSON to camp in a campervan. So 200,000 for us. Insane.

And this was after arriving, talking with an employee who called Mario for pricing. We waited for 15 minutes while he was on the phone, and no update. The employee ensured us it would be cheap… we decided not to risk it. Three hours later, Mario finally responded to a WhatsApp with that price. 😂

The neighbor down the street has a pool as well and costs 20,000 pp. Looks nice!

Drove this today in an AWD Ford Transit van. Dry conditions, totally fine. Some sections where there are bad ruts and having some clearance will help. The tunnels are funky and cool, and the bridge is a bit sketchy but solid at the same time 😅. No sign about the weight limit of the bridge, but it didn’t collapse with 4 tons of weight. Scenic and bumpy to Tatacoa. Great success!

Drove this today in an AWD Ford Transit van. Not high clearance, but not super low clearance either.

Totally fine, but there are some deep rutted sections where you need to pick your line carefully. Dry conditions. Rainy might have been another story. Really beautiful “backroad” of sorts in this area. Nice and quiet and off the beaten path.

Wonderful hot showers in day use parking area. Outdoor shower also available around the corner from the hot shower room. Stayed overnight in campground. First come, first served this time of year. Paid $25 at entry station for dry camping spot. 1-2 bars Verizon cell signal in area where I stayed, close to entry booth.

Excellent car wash by Mickey the owner. He's very happy and friendly, and speaks excellent English. Was 200 pesos to wash my filthy Tacoma, and its spotless. Can't recommend enough. It is tight though, no good for anything bigger than a full size truck, or maybe a smaller van

This was the only gas station that had Diesel and it was possible to pay with card; coming from Puerto Maldonado. We tried Thankfully, because there are no ATMs on this route.
It has very very clean toilets and agua potable. Great stop

I’m here mid April so not too busy, water still turned off but has electricity. I’m guessing it works, I didn’t plug in. And has a dump! That’s always a bonus before leaving. Lots of green for the dog and a river path.

We found lots of places to park overnight on the street in this area near the Holiday Inn. We had a nice quiet night. The gutters in the street are a little bit low so we wound up propping ourselves up to stay level, but overall a great night, and we weren’t bothered! We are 29 foot long and had no issues. Just off the highway with easy access and in the neighbourhood of the fine arts museum.

Fine spot to stay for the night. The beach is not that special. Lots of rubbish around. Nice restaurants that let us use their toilet for free. Quiet and felt very safe

Basic Hotel with super big rooms. Good Wifi. we paid 200 Q for two beds.

Nice campground for staying at Cap Skirring and Kabrousse. All amenities in walking distance including beautiful beach. Sandrine and Antonio take care if Benoit is not on site. They are just the friendliest, helpful people and fun to hang out with.

The Square is inaccessible to large motorhomes and closed for trucks !
We booked our taxi for the palkoyo here.
paid for 4Pers. 170sol for a 6 h Tour. Nice reliable taxi driver with clean good car. We can only recommend our driver. You can contact him at 984 244 291 and he will Pick you Up at your place.

Beautiful, quiet county campground on Lake Lenape near May’s Landing, NJ, about 30 mins from Atlantic City. Only one other camper here on a warm April night. The west campground side allows 2 vehicles per site; no restrictions on campervans. No trailers permitted. East side is tent only. Sites are enormous and well-kept with fire rings and picnic tables. Almost every site is directly on lake.

Nice spot, two narrow roads. Tight turnaround. Good service in ATT. road noise is noticeable but not busy in a Sunday night and mon morning.

In front of Motel 6, there is a big open (parking) spot with a historical marker. At this spot, trucks were sleeping overnight.
It will be noisy but at night there is not much traffic. Train horns can be heard throughout the city.
Laundromat can be used at Motel6, $2 30min, but don't expect too much.

Largest Supermercado in the city, much larger range than the Hiper Patagonico. Good selection of products like in other large Supermercado in the north. The price is average, but good offers.

We drove from Mexico to Guatemala at around midday. The road block is still active. A bunch of locals stopped us and asked to search our bags and motorcycle, and see our passports. We asked if they were the police (they obviously were not), but they reiterated that they were instructed to check people and vehicles for “safety.”

We showed them copies of our passports which sufficed. We opened one backpack and they did a quick check and moved on to feeling the other bags. After a few minutes they said we could pass.

Nous y sommes installés pour la nuit dans un super décor. Superbe plage en présence de nombreux locaux. demande 400 pesos et obtenu pour 300 pesos. Grand stationnement sur sable!

We failed here after trying the 3 others balnearios marked on IOverlander. Ariel welcomed us and he didn't know how to price us because it's 30 pesos from 8am to 8pm and 40 for the night. Finally we agreed on 120 pesos for 2 people, arrival around 4pm, departure before 10am. The small space was full of people when we arrived even though it was Monday. Loud music from all sides. At 7pm everyone had left and peace settled. No Telcel reception, no showers. There are toilets. We washed in the river. Lots of dogs on site, but no problem with ours.

Did not like the vibes here. Drunk people and loud music on Monday afternoon. The owners asked for 300 pesos to stay in our van (yes, so greedy, no misunderstanding as I speak spanish). We politely left.

Was closed when we arrived. The lady from the balneario La Escondida (next to Eden) didn’t know since when they’re closed and the reasons).

there was no fire pits and no signs where to park. There was a lot of trash and flies and we didn’t feel safe so we left.

We went in to see because Eden was closed. Impossible to park, there were already 5 cars and what's more the land is sloping and in the sun. We went to the next balneario

Large rest area with plenty of of space for even big rigs. The highway noise was minimal so very quiet all night. We didn’t see the “no overnight parking” signs that others posted about. There are some covered picnic/bbq spots and few trees but very little shade.

1-2 bars AT&T service.