Check-Ins

no access! the hurricane flooded the whole town... mud everywhere and all road are closed or under construction

They really wanted 2,50 $ pp + 25 USD !!! for sleeping inside of our camper. We didn't stay.

Looks gorgeous but gate was locked and I walked in to see if anyone was there and they said not open until December. Wish we could have stayed.

It’s open! Dumped our grey tank no problem :)

We slept here in our motorhome for one night (next to the géiser where tourists trucks parks). Nice and quiet place, but really cold. Here you are at 4.900 msnm. We get up at 6am to enjoy the géiser without wind (at the same time the tourists starts to arrive).
NOTICE: At 8am the géiser doesn’t look the same, so we recommend get up early. It worst it 😀

Dormimos una noche acá en el motorhome (al lado del géiser donde paran las camionetas de las excursiones). Lugar lindo y tranquilo, pero hace mucho frío 🥶 acá estás a 4.900msnm. Nos levantamos a las 6am para disfrutar del géiser sin viento (a esa misma hora comenzaron a llegar los turistas).
NOTA: a las 8am el géiser ya lo de veía igual, muchas fumarolas habían desaparecido; así que te recomendamos levantarte temprano

At least 20 flamingos into the lake. The land is private but you can see them quite well from the road.
We saw a lot of other birds, guanaco and horses as well.

This place is 200m from the Pinguino Rey park.

No overnight parking signs have been put up here recently.

Covered kiosk with walls and some wind protection. Two tiendas with basic stuff

Small town with small salar. Camping at the capilla or the school. We just passed by but chatted with folks there and they were super kind. Water from neighbors and 1-2 poorly stocked tiendas

Two spigots in the middle of the dirt plaza. There’s also a covered kiosk and a very poorly stoked tienda. We purified the water just in case

Very friendly folks here! Covered kiosk with access to two spigot right next to the kiosk

Two basic tiendas

Two spigots at the plaza, friendly folks. We treated just in case

The road is blocked for the cars by two big rocks. Only passable by moto or bicycle

Still here. Got a room with 2 single beds for 40bs. There’s no running water, the bathroom is outside the room and had a big barrel with cold water. After a whole day in the sun, it felt great but it was cold. No wifi but entel/tigo reception

The alojamiento has a decently stocked tienda upfront. Water for sell and other snacks. No water until Ojsani.

Its not on the 1st floor, there is a gate with down stairs and works good, its free and open from 14:00 to 19:00. We have met some beggars but in general, its ok.

Every Cracker Barrel lets you sleep in the back of their parking lot. Big parking in between the restaurant/shop and a hotel.
You can hear noises from the highway but if you’re looking for one night (nothing fancy, just to sleep and leave) this is a good spot. They let you go to the bathroom too during opening hours.
We slept here with 1 car and 2 small RVs. No one bothered us.
Great cellphone reception 5 bars of 5G for me.

Good water. 2 pipes coming out. Garbage cans

This is a 4 way stop intersection. No idea where Vanderbilt pond is.

Really nice place. Hot showers, good rooms, shared kitchen with basic needs, place to store your bicycle safe and a really nice and warm fireplace. 18000 pp. Owners are really nice, highly recommended!

Love this place. Really nice owners. Really warm inside because of the fire. Good and hot shower, fully equipped kitchen and a small living room to relax. There’s a place to store your bicycle. 15000 pp including breakfast

Dump station with rinse water. I don't think you can stay here overnight.

4 nice canañas for max 4 people, lake view or garden view. with private beach. Nice owner who brings fresh baked bread. not allowed to sleep in the camper.

It’s a very nice big meadow next to a forest with some bushes and trees, too. When you reach the Cochrane sign on the hill, go up on the dirt road between the pine trees. A little part of the road (1m) might be a bit difficult but there is a bypass to the right on the grass to overcome it if needed. Otherwise the road is good. On the fork turn left and you will end up on the meadow. Lots of space. Check to see if you can pass before turning left, turning right will also take you further down the meadow but on a less steep road. There are some trees to get shelter from the wind, too. You can hear some cars from the other road but quiet at night. It’s very close to the city so maybe in summer people come here for picnics but we were alone all day. It’s also very clean so please keep it that way. Very good 4G connection.
Big rigs: Since it’s just 50m away from the Mirador street I would advise you to go on foot and verify if the road is ok.

We were able to find them. It’s the correct location.

Utility road next to some high tension lines. Good for a night. Main road has about 1car/hr. Big enough for big rigs ...will need to back up onto main road to flip around. Spent a night here in my van and a 42' 5th wheel. gFi at full bars.

Driving from Wind Cave Ntl Park, we were hoping to pay for a shower but gate had a sign that said “Closed for season.” YMCA is open!

Photos of parking lot & park, which is pet friendly.

Friendly staff! Clean place. Day pass is $8 and that includes hot showers.

Hola,
Somos un hostal construido en bambú,
Decidimos construirlo en bambú porque amamos la naturaleza,
También estamos ubicados en la playa Bellavista,
Bellavista es una playa tranquila, segura, familiar pensado en el descanso.
Tiene una playa grande con muy buen espacio,
Es de pescadores, y turismo,
También se realizan actividades como caminata norturna por la playa,
Habitamiento de monos Aullador,
Pesca ancestral con los nativos,
Vicitas a las fincas de Café,
.
Tenemos baños, electricidad, Wifi,
Cocina,

Engl:

Hello,
We are a hostel made of bamboo. We decided to construct in bamboo because we love the nature.
Also we are located at the Playa Bella Vista. Playa Bella Vista is a quiet and safe and familiar beach. It's a wide clean beach with a lot space, some fishermen and tourism. Activities like nightwalks on the beach, seeing the habitation of howler monkeys, ancestral fishing with locals and visits at local coffee farms can be realized.

We have private bathrooms, electricity, wifi and a shared kitchen.
We have also restaurant service and a bar

Camping 3$ pp + 5$ per vehicle
Rooms 20$ pp incl. breakfast

A beautiful little finca that has basic rooms and camping. There is one platform with a roof to put a tent. The scenery is beautiful. Definitely space for a van as well. The road up is a bit rocky but I think totally fine for a van (I’m on moto). 30Q to camp. Not sure the price of the cabanas. There’s a restaurant but it’s not open and no one is here, it’s very quiet on a Wednesday. Apparently no electricity at this place but the cabanas can have solar hot water. But there is full cell signal