Central square in the village | Informal Campsite

March 26th, 2022 by @wheres_randal

It’s a small village and isn’t really an established camping spot. However the folks in the square are welcoming. There are quite few dogs but aside from some intermittent barking they seem to calm down at night. I was able to access a power outlet. I was also granted permission to their wifi service which was fast. It’s a cool spot Bc it is off of the main highway so it is quiet at night without road noise.

I liked this spot a lot as the folks were friendly and accommodating. Bring your own food and water and look at it as a boon-docking space. But again the wifi I hooked up to was fast.

September 8th, 2018 by lifebykyle.com

lovely place to spend a night. entrance from the main road is south of Naranjal and it's a fairly rough road all the way to the village.
$2 to stay overnight in van
$2 per person entry to waterfalls.

May 17th, 2018 by herssens.christophe

Super good spot ! 3 km away from the main road is a very small village where you can sleep on central square. Clean toilets and showers open 24h, small market open late with beers and icecreams !

November 9th, 2016 by We Ride South America

Easy to find, you have a big sign on the main road. We camp there two nights. We pitch the tent near the sanitary block (cold shower and clean toilet) under the shelter. Really good place and friendly people. One guy is passing each morning around 6h30-7am with a motorbike to sell bread. Don't miss him, really good! Not many tourist during the week.

September 4th, 2016 by cristian.silva85

Excellent place to stay. Very safe and nice people in the village. The waterfalls entrance is 2usd . Toilets and showers for free! We were allowed to sell stuff also.

August 19th, 2016 by Palomitablanche

new update... there is a us5 fee for the waterfall

August 18th, 2016 by Palomitablanche

very nice place to stop, if you are heading up to guayaquil and wanted to stop for a night. thrre are 30 friendly families living in the village. we were welcoming to stay next to the toilets and shower area for free.just talk to the person in charge at the reception on the way to the cascadas... extremelly quiet and plenty of cacao trees!. all for free!!!

October 28th, 2015 by cyfrowinomadzi.pl

A piece of ground around the village square with lots of street light. Access to clean toilets and showers. Ask for senor Tigre to arrange camping. $1 pp.

Access to nearby waterfalls is another $1 pp.

There are a lot of dogs around, so if you also have one better go somewhere else as they will be barking all night long (after the villagers went to sleep there will be no one to make them quiet). Other than that it is calm.

The name of the village is 23 de Noviembre and/or Siete Cascadas.