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Large parking lot at Amtrak station. We asked at the Welcome Center if we were ok to park our RV here while we went to the Steinbeck museum and they said sure no problem.

Fabulous spot! The gps coordinates take you to the entrance road - go through the open gates and follow the dirt/sand road less than 1/2 mile to the buildings by the salt flat. There are nature walks, sand dunes, lots of birds, and oases. The owner is very welcoming and his 2 dogs are incredibly social/friendly. A great place to camp!

Same description as the original post. If you park here outside of the free hours its $20/month

Local guy in black truck told us not to camp here in the morning. The night before we drove around the town to look for a hotel after being off grid for two weeks- wanted a nice clean hotel. No vacancy anywhere. We then watched the guy drive over to another camp and take a baseball bat to a windshield. This gave us a really bad taste in our mouth for Todos Santos. Headed to Cerritos and paying to camp on the point and much better spot in our opinion on the beach. Todos the town didn’t really do it for us. More of an artsy town feeling that a surf/beach town. Lots of mustaches and yuppies.

dump is behind the White building like commented earlier. There is a sign mentioning non potable water, but we could not find it

Passamos uma ótima noite aqui. A senha do wi fi continua a mesma mas funciona mais perto do restaurante. Um pouco de barulho dos carros pois era sexta à noite. Nada que atrapalhasse.

amazing place! quite and so beautifull.
Alicia, the owner, is so sweet and kindfull.
she show us the marvellous old hacienda and
she propose us à breakfast in the beautifull garden of is hacienda.
little forest in the back yards.
there are toilets and clean, hot shower.

The Cafe moved, you have to come by the rear street. Nice

In the hotel car park, after registering with the Police, a policeman takes you here 500m from their barracks, it's quiet and free if you go through the Police.
Dans le parking de l'hôtel, après enregistrement auprès de la Police un policier vous conduit ici à 500m de leur caserne, c'est tranquille et gratuit si vous passez par la Police.

This was THE place who could solve our months-long tire troubles. Señor Jaime Gomez tried everything, and was on the phone all day to get tires which would fit on our special rimes - which are exotic and unusual in all the Americas. He even tried contacts in Argentina and Brazil. Together with Señor Humberto, a rim specialist, they managed to find and adapt rims which fit on our axles, the rest was easy - regularly available tires. Saved us weeks of waiting for a shipment from Europe, and a bunch of money. Fast, friendly, flexibel, faire prices, highly recommended!
By the way, I can’t get the coordinates right. La Rueda is situated in Fernando de la Mora, Av. Mariscal José Félix Estigarribia, km 9. I added screen shots from Google Maps.

Ficamos aqui 4 dias, o lugar é um estacionamento com umas 15 vagas em 45•, porém as vagas são compridas, cabe um ônibus tranquilo, somente a manobra que é mais complicado, pra fazer retorno após chegar aqui somente no portão na entrada da praia aonde passa os bugs. Um lugar muito gostoso, praia bonita com uma extensão enorme de areia até a água e uma lago de água doce. e um por do sol do lado contrário ao mar muito bonito.

Tem mercado, padaria e comércio em geral a 200 mts na principal.
Tem água e energia e chuveiro pra tomar banho.

Pessoal, vindo para São Miguel gostoso não deixe de vir tomar um café no "trem das onze". Buffet por 14,00 local gostoso. O café é simples porém tem cuscuz, salsicha, salada de frutas, café leite, bolo e outros

Sinal da claro e Vivo pegam bem por aqui, não tivemos problemas. 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 💕

Nowadays it has a sign ‘no camping’. Although we travel with a van, we did not stay overnight because of the sign. We moved back to the waterfall and camped 500 meters from the mirador del salto del Rio Ibáñez.

Because the wildcamp spot at the bridge has the sign ‘No camping’, we moved further and found this spot. It’s next to the road, easy accessible and leveled, but hidden from the road with bushes and trees. It’s protected from the wind (depending on the direction;), but not with the most beautiful views. We found it difficult to find a place in nature without being so visible around and this one did! The road is not that busy, at night maybe 2 cars and between 6am and 8am around 2-3 cars. Didn’t disturb, we had a quiet night. No connection with Movistar. The waterfall (500 meters uphill) is definitely worth a visit, reachable by car and very forceful.

I literally had the best burger of my life here. Also quesadillas were exceptional. All handmade infront of you while you sit at the counter.

Sweetest lady working hard making everything with love.

We had a massive burger and fries, 2 chicken quesadillas for $100p

Wonderful! We only planned to spend one night here, but we decided to stay an extra night, and we spent the day just enjoying the campsite and relaxing in the peaceful surroundings. Check out the short hiking trails they have made on the property. The trail next to the restaurant leads to a really cool abandoned bridge over the river. Bathrooms were very clean and showers were very hot. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the food at the restaurant was delicious. Wifi was fast, but it only really works at the restaurant. They have covered areas/shelters for tents as well as various rooms/cabins for rent.
Camping is still 8,000 clp pp/pn, + 1,000 for wifi.

I don't recommend staying here if you want a peaceful sleep. Dudes circle the parking lot in their trucks trying to see who could be the most obnoxious. At one Point three trucks parked directly behind my van and took turns honking their horns, even though I was parked well off to the the other side of the lots. I left after a couple of hours. maybe it's not so bad on a weeknight (I was here on a Friday).

Stayed here on a Friday night so there was music heard from the near by bar. Other than the bar noise it is a quiet street.

Really muddy area! (maybe cause of the rain yesterday) Careful not to get stuck.

Would not go in the springs, they looks nasty and I’m truly not that picky. Cute place, wouldn’t make a detour to come here tho

Great camping spot, works well with a van and the view in the morning was amazing! Very easy to get to aswell! Just watch out for the cliff

It is 3 miles in on a sand road.. good condition in most areas since it was dry. We got our class b van in there very easily. The area is nice and fairly clean for free camping. However there is definitely some folks living here permanently.. they were all nice and kept to themselves. There are quite a few off leash dogs as well. Of the 10 ish groups here I think us and 1 other were traveling and all the others appear to live here. They are all nice and everything but there is enough people scattered everywhere here to make it not very private even in January.. I couldn’t imagine summer. Good AT&T service and flushing toilets. The bathroom is rough I won’t lie. Overall it was a quiet stay.

after we searched for a place to camp I. the night, we spent the night at the ypf - no water there... in the morning we went to this place to get a great shower and a nice toilet. can recommend it!

one of the best camping spots i had in south america, really cool!

before the bridge i cycled on the path along the river (upstream), there are a few nice spots for a tent and entries into the river... many locals (swimming, barbecueing,...), so i chose the first spot right next to the tree on the left, flat and good ground... could wash myself and my clothes in the river

this place is such a relief in this heat!

Pretty view of 29 palms, 1 mile of sandy road, wash board but pretty packed. Made it in my short skoolie, but stopped early to a pull off to the left with a fire ring. At least 4 other vans passed me late into the night. Quiet & super close to Joshua tree.

Still a good place, beautiful view, almost No other people. Water is really cold and we saw a otter

Nice place for a night (or more). The gates were open, baños were closed. Busy while friday evening but very quite at night. We didn't pay anything.

Good for a night. Noisy but safe place

Bien pour la nuit. Bruyant mais on est en sécurité.

Nice place to stay. Friendly owner.
Paid 80.000 COP for a basic double room for 2 persons, no AC but there is a fan. Shared bathroom.
Breakfast for 8.000 COP per person is optional.
Motorcycle could be parked inside.

amazing place !
the old acienda is marvellus.
Alicia, the owner, is very sweet end kindfull.
she propose us to see the house and to take à breakfast in the beautifull garden.
shower whith preasur, hot and clean.
little forest in the backyard.
Alicia speak spanish, english and french.
I recommende this place

We stay 1 night here. No much noise.

On a dormi une nuit ici. Pad trop de bruit

Endroit déneiger, bien pour dormir en voiture.
Quelques tables accessible(enneigé)
L’endroit est a une intersection de rue et a proximité de maison donc plus ou moins tranquille comme endroit.
Aucun problème pour y avoir passé la nuit