Check-Ins

We did the hike Antelope Falls which is very nice ! It takes around 45minutes to go to the top. The end of the path is quite steep but so worth it ! You can see the jungle from the top all the way to the Caribbean Sea. You can have a swim at the waterfall and don’t need a guide.
No phone coverage at the parking.
It’s 10$ bz per person for the entrance fees.

As everyone said, nice campground, big rig friendly.
It’s 30$ bz a night but there is no dump, no electricity and no water refill tank. But the wifi is very good, the common area are nice (kitchen, hammocks) and the owner very friendly!

Lots of other campers here. Very beautiful and very safe.

Security cameras everywhere, felt safe. Nobody bothered us. The parking lot is darker over by the Starbucks/car wash. A few others spent the night as well which was nice. 10/10 would come back

Admission $2,500 pesos per person. It is only allowed with a guide and you do it in your own car. 40 km in 03 hours on average. We did the 14:30. It takes a while to get to the cafeteria, so take plenty of hydration. And visit the museum, which is really cool😉
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Entrada $2.500 pesos por pessoa. Só é permitido com guia e você faz no seu próprio carro. 40 km em 03horas em média. Fizemos o das 14:30. Até chegar na cafetería demora, então leve bastante hidratação. E visitem o museu, que é bem legal😉

This office for pet papers requires an online appointment. Do not show up and expect to be helped. Especially during holidays. It is located on the corner of San Lorenzo and Mitre.
The process- see a vet, confirm chip and health of dog. Get certificates in hand. Go to Senasa. Wait. Get a factura, go pay it nearby. Go back with receipt. Get official documents. Make many copies for Carretera Austral. They will all want a copy.

This is a huge egg factory with a small outlet store in front. Just eggs. Dozens and dozens of eggs. Various sizes. Great prices.
Stretch your legs and buy some eggs (hey, that rhymes)
Follow up- I boiled some of these eggs. They are so fresh that the shells peeled easier than any egg I have ever peeled. Enjoy!

Cute little collection of local artifacts showing the progression of the city. Free. Open occasionally. Placed in front of a fantastic park with camping, swimming pool, kiosks, skate park, playground, velodrome, running track and TREES!!!

Camping is closed until January 2023. We were allowed to stay for the night for free. Showers only have cold water during this time.

Loved the detour to the red valley even more than Rainbow Mountain itself. Had to pay entrance fee of 10s pp at the beginning of the trail (close to Rainbow Mountain viewpoint) and then another 5s pp to enter the mirador ?! Still worth it, the views are fantastic! You can follow the path further and do a loop to get back to the RM parking lot; decent is very steep but fun when sliding down the soft sand.

KTM/Husqvarna dealership. Did not go but walked past, looked like a good shop.

Nice spot just north of Guerrero Negro. Marshy with lots of sand dunes. Really popular with the locals daily. We had to help two locals get unstuck. They were very appreciative. There was lots of litter so picked up a large bag full.

Pumps still closed so easy to get to. We just pulled longways since pumps were closed and used our hose with our filter attached

As described. Small space but neat. Free WiFi, hot shower, toilet and electricity. Free space, only for tents. A bit windy.

still here, just wanted to update ioverlander

Sleeping here for one night is ok. Quite noisy though. I would recommend sleeping on the road going towards Las Piedrotas, near the "rich" houses. Probably a lot quieter and there were some flat spots.

Slept here after visiting Rainbow Mountain. Concept of the place is a little bit odd and you need to pay extra for private pools and sauna. The pools seemed a little bit dirty but the sauna was actually pretty fun!

Heavy rain and then snow at night, be aware that you are on 4000m!

esta playa está acaparado por los nativos del lugar para la venta. Ellos no permiten acampar libremente, si lo haces debes pagarles o te quitan del lugar.

We could not found Punta Pietra, so we drove to the lighthouse and parked under/ bij the palapas ( 2 of the 4 are broken). Nice place with at the ocean, with two other vans and locals who drove along and sometimes stopped for a chat.
We did not go to the restaurant but it seems to be a nice spot.

As described. The bathrooms closest to the river are currently closed. Other building is open. 3 bars LTE AT&T. Lovely to hear the river out the window. Nice little shelters on some of the picnic tables. $20, only about 4 other sites occupied.

Just pulled up for the night. Pull to the left for free beach parking. Few others here. Unfortunately we settled right beside the “generator” guy. Amazing sunset, stars, and view of the vessels out on the water.

Park in the trailhead parking right next to the ice rink. This is a great spot to spend the night. Fills with skiers during the day as it’s part of the Methow Trails system, but super quiet at night. Ski right out of your van in the morning :)

Good place to fix car problems or do a service. They fixed our small problem on our landrover defender really clever and quick. They speak english not very well though...

Awesome camping with very friendly owners. There are several nice places next to the river with tables and fire pits and there is a toilet with a really cold shower. But they are improving the place. Really quiet place next to the river. We enjoyed it very much. The family is super friendly and they love to cook for you. It is not yet an official campground so they don't charge you, but you can give them what you think is appropriate. They would appreciate if you could contact them in advance +51929667788

Yes, still the same situation as mentioned.

It‘s the only place in Parque Conguillío were motorhomes can stay, maybe smaller ones also on the camping next door. It‘s a very nice spot, we spent 4 nights here. During daytime and evening many Chilean people and families come for beach time and swimming.
In this parque there are wonderful hiking trails. Don’t try to stay overnight at other proposals according to iOverlander - the rangers will not allow - it‘s forbidden.

Not much to add to the already elaborate description of the border steps. Just that you do not need to get a copy of the step you got at the border for your TIP at the aduana desk they will make the copie. Just have the rest ready and don’t get pushed that you need to copy of the stamp. You can pay either in the center (so walk) or go across the street where there are some food stalls, one will have a place were you can pay your TIP for 40 quetzals extra. This is what the guys do when they say they can pay for you at the bank and be back quickly.

This ecological camping run by a young couple, their 2 daughters, the dog Arena and 2 cats, wonderful place, nothing gets wasted either composted or recycled , we loved it here and people are great, it is 3km walk to town center, wifi is good, there is a open kitchen for the guests to use and a bbq place with ready wood, showers have boiling hot water . we paid 300 UYU per person and nothing for our van, highly recommended

Patron pas du tout accueillant et encore moins chaleureux !
Pas d'eau dans la douche, dommage c'est un lieu très joli.

We spent three nights here. I asked the manager who said it was okay and he was correct, we were not disturbed other than the snow plows driving by and some dude doing donuts in the snow at 3am. The wifi was great the whole time.