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Got here two days ago. Great spot! I parked on the upper level by the other RVs. Great view of the ocean. Security drives by regularly, has never said a thing. Free coffee and soda inside. Treated myself to the buffet.
Loverboy is playing in a few weeks! I might have to come back!

Not Recommended! I was here for a couple of hours and saw a patrol car drive by. He stopped and appeared to be entering my license plate in his computer. Didn't want to risk it so I left.
Maybe I'm paranoid, but if you do stop here you might want to ask local authorities if it's allowed. I recommend the casino 6 miles north.

It is currently not possible to do the hike. Because of the rainy season the water level of Laguna Parón is too high and the trail is flooded. There might be a detour through thick bush but that was not worth it for us.
If you do the hike and you suddenly see the trail ending in the water, just turn around.

The level of the river being high, we could not camp right by the water because the slope of the path is too high. However just before going down there is a small flat location overlooking the river, you will be visible from the road. Quiet place. Very good Claro signal.

Very nice waterfall for a good fresh shower! Perfect also for washing your vehicle full of dust.

close to the river, the restaurant is closed, the WiFi is poor, the serving staff has good service, the bathrooms are poorly cleaned, they have electrical outlets close to

Stayed for a night in our 24’ rv with no issues. We got there in the morning and a sprinter had spent the night too. It is a pretty small parking lot so it’s not suitable for big rigs, we managed to fit perfectly.

Pernoitamos por duas noites, camping gratuito com água e energia, tem banheiros, mas não tem chuveiro. Local seguro e tranquilo.

it I'd a beautiful place to sleep and very peaceful once all the partiers leave around midnight. that being said, the locals became very territorial the next day. we had zero issues most of the morning but as the day become later the beach became very packed and some locals parked so close I could barely open my doors. and were giving me side eye until I left. it's great at night when no one is around though.

Would highly recommend visiting Casa Roman if you are driving through here, or want a spot near Acapulco. Truly a family business and community: Small restaurant (where grandma was doing the cooking!) and pool. We stayed the night after having purchased dinner and beers for 2 people (390 pesos). No additional charge for parking overnight. Felt very safe inside their secure gated yard. They have a side door that allowed our tall van inside, as we did not fit under their main arch. Bathrooms and showers available, and of course, the pool. Really the highlight of this place was the people - We met several of the family members and were treated like one of the community! A gem of a stop. NOTE: There are two side streets that will lead here. Google Maps took us down the option to the south, which was narrow with low power lines, but still fine for our van. The option to the north is an easy, straight road. It seems the standard opening days are Thursday to Sunday. Could try contacting them via their Facebook page if trying to stop another day.

in the Rodeo there is one small cabin where two people can fit. it is rain and wond protected but if it is super windy the roof makes a lot of noise. the door is open.

Source at the top of the road. Easy to find there is a sign and you can see the water flowing. There are basins made to hold the water with pipes that go towards the disinfected mine and who will fetch water in the mountain. This source was certainly used to feed the water mine personnel. I went to the top to get some water. Above the source, there is a tray with mini-basin.

We are on a bicycle trip. We found a space to the ridge. There's a water source around. Quiet, no crossing during the night. Attention, there are small shrub that sting. There is room for tents, do not put too much on the ridge, otherwise the picket will not sink.
If you don't make any noise, you can see ''Biscacha'"

buen lugar para acampar al lado del río, a veces va gente a pescar y es el inicio del sendero al cerro

C’est un stationnement de petit parc nature.
Tres bien pour 1 nuit.

We were asked to back up into a narrow area since our tank was on the passenger side. We have a 28' and were towing, so we moved on from here. Price wad $4.49 at this time.

Super easy fill up. Potable water, and fast fill. We filled our 30 gallon tank, no problem. Look carefully for spicket very near light post; easily missed, follow coordinates.

O camping existe, mas é muito mal cuidado. Os banheiros não são limpos, sem condições para ser utilizado. O chuveiro é frio. Muito lixo espalhado. A taxa para pagamento é um valor simbólico. Mas não recomendo.

Posto 24 horas, com chuveiro quente (5 reais o banho), se abastecer não o banho é grátis. Pode dormir no pátio do posto, tem bastante fluxo de caminhões, mas muito tranquilo de passar a noite. Tem a lancheira ao lado do posto. Água quente e fria para café e chimarrão.

stayed for 2 nights, didn't see any other campers, and had no issues. park on E short st, it's way quieter.

Stayed 2 nights here. Safe and quiet with evening & morning traffic from the ATV business at the end of the road. I didn't see any mice or bears but I heard something around my car on the second night, so be aware. The smell didn't bother me. Would recommend staying here

If you're not in a jeep, pick up, or Baja truck, DO NOT try to traverse this road all the way northeastern ward. It gets seriously brutal. 99% of us travelers have zero business on this road.

Do your self a favour and have a rack of ribs! Chicken wings, hamburger, sooooooo good. Casual place, good value

Took a chance and purchased SOAT insurance here as everywhere was going to be closed over the weekend and I had to get to Bogota. Was never asked to show SOAT at checkpoints, but needed to be sure it was legitimate, as it's required to fly your motorcycle out of Colombia. It wasn't. Had to run around Bogota upon arrival rearranging. Be careful guys. I was lucky.

Arrived cycling. Busy beach on weekends/semana Santa. Waited until the crowd left, set up our tents at the east side of the beach. During the evening people walk the beach looking for turtles. We witnessed 3 ladies laying their eggs + a baby turtle on his way to the ocean while eating breakfast. Be careful where you put up your tent as there are many turtle nests around the ends of the beach. Overall a beautiful spot but not secluded enough.

Esse local está aberto! Passamos uma noite tranquilo aqui, não é muito abrigado do vento mas é um lugar agradável para passar a noite!
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This place is open! We spent a quiet night here, it is not very sheltered from the wind but it is a pleasant place to spend the night!

Location was closed. However I was able to get a signal outside by the front entrance. I ended up using my phone as a bit of a repeater by leaving it near the windows and creating a secondary wifi Hotspot with my phone to allow my laptop to connect to my phone and have access to the visitor centers wifi from the parking lot.

I got about 1.5 MB/s at peak.

We didn't see any place to camp here. The field is now fenced.

Grassy area to park. There is a restaurant open on weekends. The river is really nice to swim in. The showers are hot and the bathrooms are clean. There is a small town you pass through before you get to agua Clara that has everything you need. The owner and staff are all very wonderful and inviting. I highly recommend staying here for a few nights. There is a playground and volleyball/basket ball court as well. Very relaxing stay. We were the only ones at night. Locals do day trips to the site.

This was the second time I stayed at this spot. It is private, dark, and quiet. Enough lighting to feel safe without being kept awake. There's also a nice walking path nearby. I haven't had any concern about police presence or window knocking.