Camping Selva Negra | Established Campground
Argentina
Details
- Verified:
- 3 months ago
- GPS:
- -41.13270, -71.34300
- Altitude:
- 950.0 masl
- Website:
- www.campingselvanegra.ar
- Phone:
- 542944441013
- Contributor:
-
Life Remotely
Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes - At Sites
- Wifi:
- Yes - Slow
- Kitchen:
- Yes
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Hot
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- No
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Unknown
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Description
*Seasonal closures.
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The closest camp site to Bariloche City, 3 Kms. Closed during winter.
Check prices at www.campingselvanegra.ar
IT IS OPEN NOW!
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Ita definetely open. i paid 8000 pesos per person per day wirh my motorhome. The showers are got but not very clean. dueing this time of the year all camping are overcrwoded.
noise during the day and nirght is low. you get lavaropa at 4000pesos for a small bag. 6000pesos for a big bag.
its easygoing here, less foreigners, more argentinians
Report Check-InNot closed! Paid ARS 6.000 pppn (about USD 4.90). Huge camping, ok facilities, not the cleanest bathrooms (a lot of people was there), terrible terrible wifi. Really bad place for starlink users, there's a lot of trees.
Report Check-InUnfortunately it was full. Try contacting them beforehand, it looks really nice. Road to it from the lake is super steep fyi.
Report Check-InThe camping opens from the 27th of december. When you open the webpage you can write them in Whatsapp.
Report Check-InBest place to stay near the town. Nice and very good atention by the owners. Low prieces if you stay for more than 4 days (i suggest if you go with thime stay at least 6 days, coz are so much to know in Bariloche). very safe with 24 hrs guards, hot showers, clean bathrooms and with a restaurant inside with cheap prieces.
Report Check-In2,600 pp for us on bicycles (would be 2,200 if you stay for more than one night). Was fairly busy but surprisingly quiet - seemed to mostly be hikers etc. There’s two toilet blocks, one just has a single shower and toilet - the other has multiple and is therefore much nicer :) There’s a lovely, friendly older man serving hot food in the main cabin from 20:30 onwards. If you’re cycling here prepare your legs for one pretty brutal short, sharp climb to get into the place!
Report Check-Incamping cerrado ,no logro comunicarme con los dueños para obtener más información
Report Check-InTough entrance for big rigs, steep and small road. We went somewhere else.
Report Check-InHermoso camping muy cerca del centro de Bariloche (5 km aproximadamente). La tarifa diaria sale AR$1.800 -si se quedan 4 días o más baja a $1.400-
Hay 90 parcelas para poner la carpa o casa rodante, que incluye agua para lavar vajilla y ropa.También hay parrilla individual. Si les toca la parcela 24 tendrán una hermosa vista al Lago Nahuel Huapi.
Hay duchas con agua caliente, anafes con dos pavas para calentar agua para el mate y un restaurante atendido por sus dueños.
Por AR$500 ó $700 (depende el tamaño de la bolsa) se brinda servicio de lavandería.
Silencio absoluto de 00 a 08 horas par poder dormir y descansar.
100% recomendable.
Para pagar aceptan tarjetas de crédito, débito y Mercado Pago.
Socios del ACA 10% de descuento.
Punto a tener en cuenta si viajan en moto de baja cilindrada : la entrada desde la ruta tiene una pendiente MUY pronunciada.
Report Check-InIt is now 370$AR per person and per night. The more you stay and the more the price decrease.
The shower seems a bit dirty. There is a kitchen but no plates/forks...
This 2019 season we do open next 27Th December 2018 until 1st march
CAMPING SELVA NEGRA!
Report Check-In260 args pp now.
There is a No Big Rigs sign.
We thought It was too expensive and didn't stay.
Probably the closest to the town through.
Actually a nice place. Stayed for one night after getting our van repaired in the city. Expensive and a bit dusty, WiFi worked on site.
Report Check-InJust checked in, staying alone with van. 290 for one night. 520 for two nights, but must be paid up front. Tomorrow would be another 290 if I decided to stay. Harsh. 100 ars more than I've paid from La Quiaca to here. Welcome to Patagonia, I suppose. Nice woods. No lake view.
(15 min later) Just got bit by a dog on way into bathroom. Dachshund. No blood, but broke the skin. Must've taken earlier comments personally. Tough place.
Report Check-InThe camping is the closest to town about 40 min. walking. Setting is beautiful between old pine trees, very shaded, rather cold. Access road is gravel and extremely steep! Toilets are shabby, often dirty and there are 3 toilets for 60 sites, hence waiting lines every morning. Beware of owners- managers, we paid a week in advance and were told if we would leave earlier they would return our money. But no they refused to return the money and kept 2 nights we did not use! Very few sites for RV's, more for tents! Would not recommend, restaurant did not open either in full high season and wifi is bad.
Report Check-Innice place but no relevant view to the lake from the campsite, a little bit from the bar. the place is a bit dusty but they water the ground everyday. paid 1560 for 2 persons for 3 nights including motorcycles next to the tent. electricity, barbecue place and table for every Camping spot.
Report Check-In(Really) Expensive: we paid 1080pesos for 2 in a car for 2 nights.
Good point: close to city centre (3km)
WE ARE CAMPING SELVAN NEGRA.
CAMP SITE IS OPEN UNTIL 10TH MARCH
The Camp site is closed until next December. You can contact us at facebook or www.campingselvanegra.com.ar.
Report Check-InGreat location, good prices and discount with longer stays. Recommended, and great view of lake from the bar. Campsite is not closed (as previously stated).
Report Check-InHi, I am Julio, owner of Camping Selva Negra. Camping is open from December to March. If You want to contact Us: www.campingselvanegra.com.ar.
Report Check-InThey charged 180pP for the first night and it goes down to 160 then 140pP for the following nights. Pretty pricey but seems to be closest option to town. Pine tree lot, up on a very steep hill. Wifi, hot showers, clean bathrooms. The picky owner said dogs are allowed only on leash and if they're not the small barking kind. Didn't end up staying cause we had a better option.
Report Check-InOur first campground in Bariloche did not offer any discount for large groups and was closing even if there were 20 overlanders coming over. Expensive if you are staying in Bariloche.
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