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They don’t rent anything at the moment because they don’t have water for showers / toilets.

Tacos are 14 pesos, they have yummy veggie ones, too (with avocado), tortas are 30 pesos!

Stayed here with our truck camper before going up to miguel hidalgo for hike pico.
payed 600 pesos for a hotel room for 2 persons incl. dinner and park the camper there. Very friendly people. you can also book their guides

really nice site.

Beautifully maintained with lovely lawns

Campers have to stay on the road/hardstanding

Toilets look like they were all freshly decorated and were immaculately clean. They really were a cut above any other toilets on any other campsite we’ve seen. However, please note, there is no hot water available, and the cold water redefines just how cold water can be :-)

Amazingly, all this was free, however, you do have to check-in at the Rangers station at the entrance to the park.

Whilst here it’s worth reading up on the amazing conservation work done by Doug Tompkins of North Face fame. to be honest, it’s down to him that you can camp here for free.

It’s worth looking out at night to see the stars, when we were there, they were absolutely amazing

Good in a pinch, but I wouldn’t stay here again if I could help it. I stayed after a big snowstorm and listened to plows carving around my van all night. It was hard to sleep and a little awkward knowing they had to repeatedly move around my vehicle — being the only one parked along the street. Also the offices open really early (7am) so prepare to get up and out early during the weekdays.

Must have membership. Will fill onboard RV tanks. $3.26/gal at this time.

you probably can't stay there but nobody from conaf came. Amazing place to stay and wake UP ❤️

Currently closed for military use. I saw someone camping next to the gate but didn’t feel comfortable so off to find a new spot.

Well pretty basic. Restroom subpar compared to what I have seen recently. But felt pretty safe and other than the occasional truck noise an easy nights sleep

The road is very rough so better need a 4WD. A few locals came during the night (fishing ?) but nobody bothered. A lot of bugs though. The whole place was for us in the morning.

Great little independent grocery store with really great prices. Great prices on meat, great selection, friendly staff.

Support something other than Wally World.

There are many possibilities around the nice Plaza. Flat, save - police confirmed. Quiet, some action started with sunrise. Restaurants and shops nearby. No facilities.

Quick and easy water refill! 10 pesos for 5 gallons. Walk up to the window and someone will help you.

Stealth winter camped. Don’t think they care as long as you aren’t sitting out and having fires and Make sure you pay the 20 dollar overnight fee! No knock

Great place! We stayed here for five nights (10 USD per night) and it is highly recommendable. The people we’re really friendly and incredibly helpful. Especially when you arrive in Argentina with your motorhome you should go there to get advice on your trip as they are experts on motorhome and travel in Argentina. Thanks to their mechanic we were also able to resolve issues with the gas to make sure that our fridge and heater work properly.

When you go there, just make sure to arrive from the south as there are barriers for high vehicles on the north side of the neighborhood.

We stopped to sleep, but it was too crowded and a bit disorganized. Showers only during the day. We ended up sleeping at the Shell gas station (later on) and came back the next day to shower. Value $200 Argentine pesos per person (mixed bathroom)
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Paramos para dormir, mas estava muito cheio e meio desorganizado. Duchas somente no período diurno. Acabamos dormindo no posto Shell (mais pra frente) e voltamos no dia seguinte para tomar banho. Valor $200 pesos argentinos por pessoa (banheiro misto)

We slept one night, which was quiet, even though it was 24 hours. In the morning with a lot of flow of trucks. We asked about showers, but they are only available for truck drivers. We bathed in the YPF further ahead.
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Dormimos uma noite, que foi tranquila, mesmo sendo 24 horas. Pela manhã com bastante fluxo de caminhões. Perguntamos sobre duchas, mas so liberam para caminhoneiros. Tomamos banho no YPF mais a frente.

very pretty spot on the beach. no one bothered me in my van but it was also pouring rain the whole time. good cell coverage

Now 140p pp in your own tent. Warm water. Good only for one night. Not clean kitchen.

Great place. A bit of the road but worth the detour.
We paid $1.00!
We do not need any hookups but they are some.
We were happy to see a free hot shower at this time of the year (we were here right after the storm and cold temperatures).
Quiet but trucks came around in the night. We still felt safe, they were other rigs around us.

We spent 4 nights here, absolutely no problem, beautiful view, several vans and tents around but in general is quiet.

This is NOT big rig friendly. There are two spots/ roads right before the beach that are deep sand and one is on an steep incline. We were barely made it to the beach…didn’t have good feelings about it. So we turned around and that’s when we got stuck pulling our 20ft travel trailer. The beach really isn’t worth the headache. There were also some muddy spots at the beach which concerned us. The shoreline is very small and lots of loose rocks. Definitely not worth it and this should not be pinned as big rig friendly.

Adequate. Two other campers the night we were here. Still close enough to the interstate you should expect highway noise all night. Slight slope to the parking area but flat enough if you are strategic. Not a very large RV area. There was one 5th wheel there while we were but really large rigs should probably avoid.

Dormimos uma noite bem tranquila e segura. Os frentistas muito solícitos, tem banheiros limpos e com chuveiro.
Tem restaurante no local.

We slept a very peaceful and safe night. The attendants are very helpful, there are clean bathrooms with a shower.
There is a restaurant on site.

quite spectacular place a little off the bridge across the Rio Grande. A lot of camping space.

the Guy of the park end his shift at 18h, we pass trough at 19h so we didn't have to pay the fee, only the gendarmeríe checkpoint

Mauritania to Senegal (No CDP)
We slept in the park, after 18h there's not the guy Who asks for the fee.
- 100MRU "comunal tax" before opening the barrier, suported by gendarmeríe
- NO pay for stamp the passavant, ask for receipt and just wait, check the phone while he get bored after asking for money.
- NO pay for exit stamp passport
- 4000 CFA for the Bridge peage with receipt
In Diamas still good 4G+, we arranged previously with "Zargane" +221 77 277 58 50 - 250€ for passavant inicially 10 days with 2 renewal of 15 day (45days total)
Can be renewed in Dakar/Ziguinchor for free, we send by WhatsApp passport and carte gris and he came into the Douane and do everything.
- 15.000 Assurance of vehícule 1 month
- 10.500 2 Sim Cards Orange with 3G/1week (She asked inicially 10€ each one...)
No fixer needed
3h in total

ótimo lugar para passar a noite. tranquilo e seguro. próximo a tudo. passamos uma noite aqui.

excelente camping. com acessibilidade para cadeirantes, espaçoso, arborizado, banho completo com ducha quente, parques, quadras esportes e piscina de 280m comprimento (parece mais com um lago). custa $600, MCasa e $300, por aduto. pagamos $1.200, por noite p/ 2 pessoas + MC.

This is a parking lot that is free parking. No signs stating no overnight. Set next to rail tracks. Quiet stay. Several other vehicles overnight.