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Decent pizza in passu, the shed has a couple of tables outside, otherwise is good for takeaway. The Margherita is nice, price are a bit high but it’s good for a change of menu.

What a beautiful spot. It does change with the season…July had higher levels of water (couldn’t drive across to the campsite), and it was clear green. Totally recommend getting here late afternoon with light, staying overnight, and walking to the falls without a guide (good shoes, bug-spray) around 8’ish and you’ll be back by noon when the tourists come. The ‘swimming’ spot at the top of the falls is a gem, and then you can descend the steep ladders to the bottom of the falls…where you are actually closer to the falls then you could get by boat tour (from Tanchachin, or Morena) and you can spend as much time as you want! Truly an unforgettable spot to camp, we slept with the van doors open and the screens on all night. Amazing. The workers in the morning charged us $25 pesos each to cross the small part of the ricer by boat (the water was too fast for me to swim, though my husband said we could have done it) The falls were beautiful, but even more so because there was noone there!! The road in is AWFUL! and not sure how the cars did it, we have a 4x4 van. After Tino’s, you are halfway there. It was worth it though to be there alone.

Decent restaurant open until 8pm in Tanchachin outside of the town. Very clean outdoors seating. Basic milanesa, shrimp, enchiladas and breakfasts

Nice spot that is also used by locals for fishing. Also saw deer and geese but unfortunately a lot of mosquitoes as well.

Hermosas cabañas a la orilla del lago San Pablo, prestan estacionamiento y baño a viajeros, con consumición mínima en el restaurante del lugar.

Beautiful cabin at the lake San Pablo. They give us place to park and bathroom only with a minimum consumption in the restaurant of the place.

Pretty good shaded areas. Nice bit away from the highway. Overall not too bad. Good Verizon cell.

Stayed here for 1 night in a SUV. Trail head parking lot with very clean pit bathrooms, close to a fire station. We heard maybe 4 cars drive past, so very quiet. Didn’t see an other car parked until 7AM which were trail users. I would stay again!!

Camping Municipal in a lovely village with a small river and very friendly people. Police station nearby. Free, safe, quiet. I'm excited!

Hostel Naupa House offers showers to travelers for 10bol

Small library with outdoor lighted seating and open wifi. Outdoor power outlet too. Coexisting with the museum. Adjacent to a small dog park.

Duchas $500 y servicio de lavandería $600. Ideal para dormir una noche.

Great Spot would do again.
2 or 3 spots. Close to hwy but not to close.

Small shop with liquids, dry food, snacks.
Also police checkpoint.

I was asked to pitch my tent at the checkpoint. Bicycle traveler.

Cost is now 25 $. Probably open only on business hours. Installation is ok.

Crossed about a month ago by bike, coming from the Ecuador. It was quick and we were only asked for our covid vaccination record; at the time the officer asked for 3 vaccines, which we had. Their website said that as long as you have a full scheme based on your country of origin then you’re good.

We are on bikes and received 180 days each. We’ve heard some other cyclists are only getting 60 days at the border, regardless if their nationality allows them to have 180 days in Perú. It seems it’s been an arbitrary decision by the officers, so just beware.

rocky road getting up but less than a mile from main road, campsite is at switchback, fire ring, million dollar views. no service, 10k elevation, flat. probably not for trailers. done easily in jeep grand Cherokee with roof top tent.

Passamos aqui uma noite, sem água, sem energia, wi-fi da cafeteira bela vista para o mar, em frente a igreja.
Noite iluminda com circulação de pessoas.

Checked it out. 20’ limit posted on the signs. Our chinook is 22’ and we barely fit into site 1. We didn’t stay for long as the mosquitoes put out the word of our arrival and it was a massacre within minutes. Also, very muggy this time of year. Decent shade from the trees. Creek was nearby but not next to the site. Probably best to visit in the fall. Easy drive to get to. $10 or $5 with access pass. No one else around. Makes sense with the bugs.

Still working, water runs quick.
Clean Restrooms.

Tap outside the church. Local people told us that its potable.

Large site at meadow off Lower Boggy Rd/FR258. Previous users had left a mess and coals were still smoldering in fire ring. Bad Humans!
Site is on high ground so the winds help with warm July temps.

Still available.We are two.
Owner wanted 2800ARS for a double bed. He accepted 2000ARS for a small bed.

Nice free parking at the trailhead entrance. Very quiet.

It seems like parallel parking is allowed on Silver Spur and Tuxhorn. When I arrived around 8 pm on a Monday night about half the spots were taken by cars of people using the park. By 10 pm most were gone and I spent a quiet night on Silver Spur. I’m surprised by the last person’s description, because on the other side of the street are homes, so it didn’t seem like an area people would drive fast (and that wasn’t my experience).

All in all, good spot to stealth camp a night or two. 2 bars of Verizon LTE before using my booster. I felt safe.

Typical Walmart. Lots of overnight campers (probably like 20), but there was still plenty of room by the garden center so everyone had a few spots between them.

Various sized machines. Quarters only. Plenty of parking for big rigs. Next to gas station, general store and post office. Reasonable prices with top load washers starting at $2.00/load.

I only saw the yellow spigot. A Loves employee told me that the spigot was not potable and they do not have any other spigots with potable water.

Useful little hotel on a quiet edge of Campeche. About a couple of miles from the Centro Histórico. Simple and clean. M$620 for a two-bed room. They have their own parking lot, which seems to be less common for the hotels in the old quarter downtown. You can keep a bike/van outside the room.

Stayed here 3 days and nights, they clean the pools on Mondays but all other days open from 1:00 to 9:00 pm. A wonderful experience especially for arthritis. Discounts are available, I stayed at the tent sites with my campervan. I highly recommend!