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Some road noise. Sleep well with ear plugs. An airstream was also spending the night in the camper parking area. WiFi worked well from the parking lot. 24 hr gas station nearby for restroom use at night. Good breakfast.

Full services, tent area 31.50$, rv pull inn, 30 amps 52.50$, 50 amps 57.75$, washing machines 2$, dryer 2$, coin showers 1$, gazebo, very clean.

Bom local para parar tem wifi, não me cobraram estadia mas abasteci o tanque. Emprestaram uma tomada para carregar

Street next to the stadium is free where there are no events. Make sure to park on the street and not in the parking lots.
However it was very noisy. Lots of traffic going through this street. We even had police cars with sirens. We stayed only for 1 night.

Small neat waterfall, nice to swim, very clear water. Start of trail is on Google, about 20 minutes along a less-maintained jungle trail.

Attention, new price. Since 2024 it costs 70 RS per person, making it very, very expensive! We were also unlucky that the river dried up and couldn't even swim. Everything else is as described above, Marc is incredibly helpful and his poultry reliably woke us up every morning at 4.30 a.m. 😆

The roads were a little muddy. it's a beautiful spot right next to the creek. No phone service

It’s a school in the little city. I asked in the health center and they sent me to the school, saying that the teachers would give me a room. Unfortunately the teachers were out to Sucre. I could enter and sleep inside, but the bathrooms and all the rooms were locked. The sink is outside so you can clean your dishes.

To get here, you have to go down in a dirty road but it’s easy to find because you see the gymnasium.

Take the entrance to the Teetering Rock Trail. There is no access to the spot directly from the road. And now the access is blocked by some rocks at the end of the parking trail. We stayed on the parking for the night. Good for a night. Quiet
The trail is about 23km round.

Very nice park little noisy up until about 10 o’clock. Park host. Mark is a
friendly guy $30 with electric 25 without along the river sites are not very close , no water they do have flush toilets. Enjoy your stay.

A very big place (totally free) with more spaces for camping (or bivouac only). Fire possible and landscapes WOW! ... Mountains, parks and sky. Quiet and reachable by any means.

Found a boat from here to Idenau is 30,000 with life jacket.

visited as a day trip. off season plenty of parking for large motorhome if needed. no one around and beautiful sheltered spot. peak season with other vehicles parked not likely to be room for larger RV overnight

the approach from the west was impassable for my stock minivan. road is steep and rugged.

Nice area. fairly quiet. and occasional noise from the road but not much. lots of trash I had to pick up. Verizon friendly. no amenities big rig friendly.

What’s left to say? Indeed, the best place to go in Tierra del Fuego if you have a problem with your car or need some changes to your rig. Very friendly, they speak English too and the mechanics are very knowledgeable. Great hospitality, big space inside and very high doors. A big truck can fit as well. Don’t look further, just go here and you won’t regret it! We came here twice. First time on the way to Ushuaia to get our dieseltank bracket fixed (welded) and too shorten the exhaust. We also did a full oil change here (brought our own oil and filters). On the way back we came by again to let them weld another part of our Defender. Recommended fully!

typical Walmart. very large lot with signs specifying rv parking. I parked on the far right next to a large dirt lot along with some trucks n other rvs. normal road noise but I expect it to slow down after the store closes at 11pm. it doesn't bother me anyway. well lit lot, which I like. feels totally safe. 5 bars Verizon.

Typical Walmart. I parked here for an overnight with no problem. Parked at the back near the tree islands on the home/pharmacy end of the building. Not too loud either.

Small area big enough for a van, in trees. Close to 16 but fairly quiet.

Does the trick for a night. Lots of dispersed camping in the area so a little easier to find a spot. Plenty far enough off the interstate but… comically, it is the cows who are the problem. Super vocal all night long for some reason!

Abastecemos as caixas d’água aqui, não tivemos problemas!

Lovely place. But don’t go directly to the coordinates in the post! Google will take you down a back road (low power lines) to the pedestrian entrance. The main entrance (accessible by our high van) is a guarded gate off of the main highway 2: https://maps.app.goo.gl/U8w93DFBzpVc9huM7?g_st=ic

Nice spot near the 40 . Just off the side road. Place for one small RV. Quiet, good for one night.
Beau spot près de la 40. Juste en bas du chemin de service. Bon pour un petit VR. Tranquille pour un soir.

We were the only ones there. Beautiful lake surrounded by wooded sites. Everything looks brand new. Picnic tables, fire pit and pit toilets. The roads were freshly graded

Best gas prices! The gravel RV lot is pretty level. The rest of the paved areas are very sloped. They are advertising a new RV resort coming in a few weeks. I don't know if that'll mean the old gravel lot will be removed. Nice quiet overnight stay here. Stayed for two nights without an issue.

Drove a few miles down the dirt road and only saw a pullout near the entrance. 17 point turnaround on a wider section of the dirt/sandy road. Stayed just inside the gate and woke up to cows,, you nearby. 2-3 bars Verizon. Was able to take a video call with boost.

Described as below, but important information when your vehicle is registered as an LLC. Ours is registered under "owners name LLC". They said we would need a Poder signed by the president (my partner) to allow himself as an individual to drive the vehicle and cross borders. We used the template from visitor.us and added a letterhead with the name and address. We had to go to Chetumal to get this printed and then go back to the border. Fortunately, in Quinta Roo no TIP is needed so we drive there. When we returned with the printed Poder they complained that it looked too simple and that we would need to add the company logo and maybe a footnote with the logo and address to make it "look official". We eventually where able to get our TIP by showing them all documents related to the LLC that we had. If you want to avoid the hassle, write yourself a Poder that looks official (design a company logo, add header and footer) and print it out before the Mexican border as there are no copy shops around. She showed us one examples where someone added a logo saying "official" to their Poder. Good luck and happy formating! No notary or really official stamp was needed. Just need to pretend.

12k with AC, 8k with fan. Nice small annex with gates parking for vehicles. Full electric, running water, clean and comfortable room. Very friendly staff. Have a restaurant in the other hotel of theirs round the corner. 2.7k for big plate of rice/plantain/veg sauce and drink.

Did have a visit from a man in the morning from the local state guard. Very pleasant, wanted to check passport and enquire about my journey. He advised it was a ‘rouge’ area, so camping wasn’t advised/allowed in the vicinity. Had a nice chat and laugh.

Honestly the PERFECT spot! We were the only ones here. I do have a 4x4 vehicle but never had to put it in 4WD. Clearance was great never had an issue or a concern getting to this spot. The path is pretty rocky though so if you do have a low profile vehicle you just might do some scraping… so I wouldn’t recommend that. There are two fire pits so you can set up camp however you want without having to move a bunch of stones! I have Verizon and had full and fast service the entire time which was nice!

Good night spot. No wind at night. Quit.