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Beautiful spot next to the river. Rocky ground but quite level. Felt super safe, only a few locals passing by during the evening. Only downside, for us it was quite windy during the night. 10/10 would do again

this place owns to the comida rapido. we asked people around and the obviosely owner allowed as to stay over night.
Some cars passing and many seagulls in the little creek.

As described, tons of flat spots, easy road. minor highway noise.

Called and asked permission and was told that it was fine to park overnight at the back of the store. Large lot with some trash cans which made it easy to throw some trash items away. There were a few RVs and trailers there along with our van. It was a quiet and pleasant night stay. We’d stay again.

10/10 would recommend. I got in a quick stretch at the gym and took one of the longest showers I’ve ever taken in my life, haha. The facilities were clean, quiet, and the water stayed nice and hot the entire time. The staff was also very respectful and professional.

They DO NOT allow overnight parking. I called to check. You could stealth and risk it, but I don’t suggest it for my skoolies and big rigs.

Stayed 1 night. 4 bars verizon. This place seems to be VERY busy all through the night w people coming & going. I think I was the only one who stayed. This is the only spot in the area so it was good in a pinch but not the most restful sleep.

Large parking lot with vault toilets. As of 1 Nov, you need a sno pass to park here. I didn't have one (and you can't buy a day pass online) but I left early in the morning and it was fine. It's the first big snow now and there were some cars playing around in the parking lot in the evening (including doing a figure eight around my van!), but other than that, it was quiet and comfortable

Very nice campground and everyone is so friendly!
To go to the city, it is really simple :
Go to the Main Street, wave to stop a « taxi » red/white (it is like a collectivo), say you want to go to the « baseball stadium » and then you can walk all around the center. It cost 15 pesos per person. If you catch a bus, its 10 pesos per person.
Be aware, they close the gate at 10pm. If you want to come back later, just ask a key to the owners.
300 pesos per night with Dump station, electricity, water, laundry (50 pesos to wash but no dryer), pool, kitchen, BBQ, pizza oven, hot shower, wifi (not everywhere)
IG: on.vagabonde

Unfortunately we couldn’t go because they were fixing the road and we had to take an other road. With our truck camper we couldn’t pass through the trees because we are too high (~3.2meters).

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gerente de pista que a princípio estava sem entender, pois acho que para poucos viajantes por aqui, porém depois que expliquei o rapaz nos indicou o ligar para parar e mediante a abastecimento forneceu água e energia, a preocupação dele é quanto ao uso da energia, pois ele oferece o serviço para os caminhões frigoríficos a 100 reais a noite, expliquei que a gente precisaria mais para poder carregar o notebook para eu editar vídeos e não ter que acionar o inversor, assim depois que ele entendeu, ofereceu os serviços mediante o abastecimento, deixei fotos para ajudar
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track manager who at first didn't understand, because I think for few travelers here, but after I explained the guy told us to call to stop and through the supply he provided water and energy, his concern is about the use of energy, because he offers the service for refrigerated trucks at 100 reais a night, I explained that we would need more to be able to charge the notebook so I could edit videos and not have to activate the inverter, so after he understood, he offered the services by supplying , I left pictures to help

there is now a big sign "aqua imprópria beber"

the view on the road is one hairpin further down,here you can have a nice view over the mountains

really nice owner who let us use all his facilities. we bought something small in the shop as a thank you for his generosity. we had a quiet night and in the morning a great view

Great place. we spend the night on the "parking lot" and had the whole place for ourselves. also very scenic drive from bom jardim with Araucia forests...

It was generally dark and rainy when we arrived and left so not much to say about it. Bathroom was nice - 4 or 5 units, each with a shower, toilet, sink. Used the laundry and it worked (takes quarters).

parking of cultural Center. quiet, safety and open wifi

estacionamiento del centro cultural municipal, tranquilo y seguro. wifi abierto.

This place is just okay. As other reviews said there is quite a bit of trash.

When we arrived there were quite a few people there with dirt bikes and 4x4s (this was a Tuesday, I’d imagine weekends are even busier). They cleared out by 7pm and then we shared the site with two other campers.

Felt safe, convenient from the highway, and some nice trails to walk around in the morning. Overall would recommend as a place to crash for the night but i wouldn’t stick around to enjoy the day here.

spigot was where we expected. staff said they do not recommend drinking the water. they are draining the tank this time of year and it was getting to the bottom of the tank which often carries debris and gunk. we did not fill.

Nice and quiet place. We did not went further north because there was a lot of water on the road. You can do a nice beach walk all the way to the northwest coast. Did not see any dolphins, too early in the season I think. But luckily no mosquito's!

Very nice place with access to beach and palapas for use.
no hookups but there is access to water and flush toilets. showers with cold water only
paid 150mxn per person per night
owners are very friendly even gave us a couple of fresh coconuts from the trees on site! 😀

We got Diesel for 6 BOL sin factura. No Gasoline abailable. Try to fill up early, because in the evening there are long waiting queues.

Under car wash and outside for 60 BOL (Landrover Defender)
Very nice and friendly.

El hombre que tiene la venta de carnadas y arriendo de cañas nos dijo que es un lugar muy tranquilo. el tiene un baño químico en muy buenas condiciones. nos convidó agua. el pasó la noche en su kiosko y en el de al lado estaba su socio también. la policía pasó un par de veces y no nos dijo nada. en la entrada del lugar hay un letrero que prohíbe el estacionamiento de MH pero el hombre de las carnadas dijo que era todo muy tranquilo si nos instalamos a vivir acá. al otro lado del puente hay un punto marcado pero lo vimos obscuro y como acá ya estaba otro viajero nos acomodamos al lado y a dormir se ha dicho. sin prender luces ni nada.

Came from Monterrey on a Tuesday, 12 o'clock. 6 officers inspected our motorhome (no vegetables or fruits aloud), more of interest then of necessity. Queuing, inspection, migration office and cashier (6$/person) took an 1 hour, easy. Unfortunately, they don't provide the US admission form I-94 in paper anymore. So prepare before. Because we had no working phone signal, we needed to go to a McDonalds to fill in the form online. It's possible to enter Texas without, but the first checkpoint outside of Laredo will ask for it. No TIP, no registration of motorhome needed.

Self-pay stall, cash or credit card online. Large park, many sites, almost empty during week. Each has covered tables with benches, water, electricity (18$/night). Sites with a dedicated sevage dump (21$/night), additionally 4$/person for park admission. Water at the site is slightly colored, so it might not be drinkable.

Nice place to drink coffee, and eat sweets with a nice wooden patio and the sound of a creek next to it.

Be careful, there is 2-3km of dirt road surrounding San Borja on the RN3. Not a problem when the weather is good but dangerous when it rains. It was way too slippery, trucks where stuck in the middle of the road, locals with 4WD and bikes managed it. But with a 2WD, we had to stop and spend the night there. In the morning, it was almost dry, easier to ride.

Good overnight rest stop but right next to the highway so it was pretty noisy, bring your ear plugs.

Large, well-lit lot. Moderate road noise. A few other vans/rv’s parked here.