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Very nice place to stay after hours of driving in the windy dessert. Canyon with river and some plants and trees. Nicely hidden.

The road to Futaleufú is a bit rough at times and when we stayed there for two/three days we realized one of our tires slowly let air out. On our way back it was almost flat when we woke up at a campsite and were very happy to see this mechanic on iOverlander! Only 9km from where we camped. Very friendly gentleman which immediately helped us. Within one hour he fixed our tire (which had a rip in it) and only had to pay 7000 CLP. Definitely recommend!

Closed 1/1/2023 to 12/1/2023 (till January 12). FYI.

Nico is excellent! We came around in the morning and he had time for us two hours later. Quick diagnosis, repair and great service. We had a problem with our coupling, needed a spare part, everything solved within one hour. The repair shop is very solid, friendly employees. And fair prices in the end. What a luck to have such competent and nice people around.

Nico is excellent! We came around in the morning and he had time for us two hours later. Quick diagnosis, repair and great service. We had a problem with our coupling, needed a spare part, everything solved within one hour. The repair shop is very solid, friendly employees. And fair prices in the end. What a luck to have such competent and nice people around.

Very good spot to spend the night. It's a truck parking lot belonging to the restaurant next door so it can be a little noisy at arrivals and departures. We had a good night for 50 cordoba. We also ate at the restaurant which was good and cheap. The staff was also very welcoming. I recommend the place

Campsite is definitely open, to bad it’s just another "retirement campsite“ filled with French and German age >60 and kingsize mobile homes.

Nicest place to have breakfast, lunch or dinner in Puerto Morelos! Especially breakfast is awesome!
Aside from the party mile you will find a fairly new little restaurant with a lovely interior, beautiful healthy food and absolutely great staff!

Only sell diesel here, the station right next to this one also sells gas.

Our second time here and it's just as great as a stopover. You can pull out to the front of the pool and continue down the property for seclusion in the beautiful grounds. The music stops at around 10pm, but you can get pretty far from it. We were charged 40k the first time and 50k the second time, which included breakfast. If we weren't on a tight border deadline we would stay an extra day to just enjoy the perfect weather and large pool.

Excelente camping, grande, plano, com toda estrutura. Passamos o ano novo aqui, muita alegria em volta.

In low season phone the campsite in advance and they will open for you Warm showers, electricity, in walking distance to the center. Nice and friendly owner.

Everything like said before. In January and February you 7500 pesos each. If you prefer, it’s 9 euros or 9 dollars. Electricity is 3000 extra. No washing of clothes allowed, but there is a washing service available.
Wifi only when you are in the building or very near.

A perfect place with Wi-Fi, water, electricity, a very welcoming and friendly couple (Barbara & Juscelino).
They gave us very good tips about routs and places to visit
They also allowed us to do our laundry
I totally recommend them.

crossed from argentina to brazil had no problems argentina side got to the Brazilian side and was stamped in, then tried to find aduana which took 15 minutes of walking around asking people and being shown different building no one there then eventually they found someone to do the tip, he turns round and said no entry the bike is peuvian and you are British even though I have owned the bike since new, and the bike is in my name, was sent back to Argentina will be trying a different border

Ficamos por aqui 2 dias, um grande estacionamento pé na areia praia de Pititinga. A cidade e bem tranquila, os marcadores super receptivos. Falaram que é muito seguro, o batalhão de polícia fica na virada pra, uns 300 mts. Tem mercado próximo a 350 mts.

Lugar não tem energia, porém tem uma torneira ao lado na cabana dos pescadores, conversando com os pescadores pode pegar água ( ele nos ofereceu água).. A praia e muito bonita, e tem várias pousadas e restaurantes.

Atrás da igreja mora o Sr. castanha ele veio aqui e disse que é um apoiador se precisar de alguma coisa só falar, ele me contou que ficou muito amigo de um motorhomeiro, que veio aqui ia ficar 1 dia, aí gostou tanto que ficou quase 2 meses. E fica sim pq um lugar muito top.

Sinal da claro e Vivo não pegam bem, eu usei a claro uso um amplificador. A tim pega bem por aqui. No celular marcava claro 3g e vivo 3g, usei o Chip da claro no amplificador.

Eu uso um amplificador de sinal de celular rural, faz contato que te envio a instalação.

Espero que minha experiência que deixo aqui te ajude. já estamos a 1 ano morando no Motorhome

Não esqueça de deixar seus comentários, sua experiência, poderá ajudar outros amigos viajantes também, como a gente usa o aplicativo que nos ajuda, vamos fazer boas descrições para outros viajantes, coloque suas experiências e detalhes.

Siga a gente nas redes sociais, irá saber mais sobre os lugares que ficamos.

Amar e viajar sm

Great spot, just know your crowds.
Super social, made plenty of friends here. If you skate, definitely stop by and hang a while. Lots of different groups hanging out, skating, smoking, working on their vans. Plenty of space for bigger rigs.

Honestly, OP called it; it's a hangout for the "local yoots".
Stayed 3 nights and I'll definitely be back.

Great place, easy concept and super Pizza.
Assume best in town. Thanks Mo for the evening.

Great site. Came in after dark in a 144 Sprinter with 2WD duallies. Definitely needed our high clearance. Lake is dry but what a view to wake up to. The came sites across the lake look like they are shut down, no one in site. 3 bars of ATT coverage as well.

This is the beginning of the trek known as Codo de Los Andes, or sometimes referred to as Che Guevara route. we did a tour from samaipata and walked from here to Cuevas, about 11km. it's a one way trip that was pretty interesting, but from here to the top is about 1km of very steep hill and the view is incredible. kind of like the area around Machu Picchu. we didn't pay much money for the tour, but you can do this awesome bit for free without having to negotiate a taxi back to the mountain to get your car.

only checking in to let you know that if you do the Codo de Los Andes trek from samaipata then you end your tour here. we went here the day before only to find out after the trek started we would be walking here at the end. not a big deal. the area is nice, but save your cash. entrance is free from the trekking side.

Very pleasant campsite. there were lots of locals for a new year party while we were there but quiet at night. only noise from the highway. clean toilets and showers. $800 pesos pp and $1300 pesos for the campervan.

Due to the comments we just drove around the checkpoint through town. Thanks!

Closed on Monday afternoon. Don’t rely on this place.

This place is definitely closed, empty inside and door closed

Wooow! What a beautiful place and people. While we were hitchhiking one of the people running the café picked up us and invited us to set up the tent in the garden of the café.
When we arrived we enjoyed a longed cup a coffee and kuchen.
In the evening we were invited to sit by the fire and play some games.
Slept with the beautiful view over the mountains next to the sheep and dogs.
In the rainy morning we warmed us up with more coffee by the fireplace before setting of. Highly recommend! If only for a coffee.

Dump station with rinse water. Use open camp site for fresh water. Not free but for $10, it is the best deal you can get in this area since some private campgrounds are north of 20.

Update 02.01.23‘ to my first comment. longterm residents will park they’re car almost on top of your tent "because they always park there"…
So it’s not very cyclist friendly, you need a camper van to be accepted here.

So we didn’t stay here but did stop for breakfast. The view is nice as are the people who are working in the restaurant.

As for the food… I do my best to not “review” the food i eat since there are so many variables involved - from an individuals preferences to who’s behind the grill - there are just too many things that influence ones decisions. So I’ll do my best to describe our breakfast accurately.

Total Price before tip: $890
What we ordered:
• two coffees and a smoothie
• chilaquiles w/ eggs over easy
• enchilada w/ eggs and bacon
• French toast

Our impression: french toast looked great and our son ate most of it. It had chocolate syrup and sugar so… the chilaquiles comprised chips from a bag with sauce poured over them with some onions and cilantro, the eggs were over medium (near hard) with dark crispy whites. The enchiladas had a salad on top, scrambled eggs inside, and no bacon.

The dinner menu was a lot of Italian inspired dishes that ranged in price from a few hundred pesos to almost 700 for a steak.

Hope this helps set expectations for what you’ll see and what to expect!

Restaurante muito bom, vários tipos de comida e lanche, cerveja gelada, muito top.