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Clean and quiet,24ft rv , spend one night , no problem.

Absolutely stunning place. Beautiful clean river with pools, drinking water. A lot of space to park.

Good coffee and delicious sweets. Nice seating indoor and outdoor. WiFi is as bad as everywhere in El Chalten.

Nice campsite in the woods, close to the viewpoint Las Torres. Basic, with a pit toilet. Water from the river Torre. Can't believe it's free, in Torres del Paine Nationalpark they charge you 50 $ for almost the same!

However be careful with your food, there are mice. Place it in the trees, they won't stop from bags, backpacks etc.

Stayed here for the night after crossing from Costa Rica. Quiet, felt safe. Good food at the restaurant but the women’s showers are broken. Mens are in good shape for the truckers. I think I was charged 40c on top of my meal to park.

As described well by other comments. Rattly drive, gorgeous views!!!

I came from Compostela on the 15D highway. I looked, and can confirm there is no direct access from that highway onto the volcano access road, so you must take the longer route on through the town of Jala, loop back and cross over the 15D. Google Maps was accurate.

I have a high roof Sprinter cargo van with low profile roof rack. I would personally prefer not to do this with anything taller or wider. Taller - because of branches, wider - because of already limited space for passing other vehicles coming the other way.

After the road levels out on top you pass a small building on the left of road then a road splits to the right, down to the picnic/camp area. I suggest to walk it first, it is steep and would be challenging to reverse up. There were some minor washouts beginning when I was here, but at this time they would be fine for vehicles that made it that far.

A good place to laundry! 2.500 pesos per kilo. Clothes clean and with a good smell!! Recommend!

As described but a couple different pairs of locals showed up throughout the night and were talking loudly and playing music. It was a Friday and you can't blame them for enjoying the spot, but just FIY if you (like me) are a light sleeper.

Muy hermoso lugar. me gustaría haber quedado más noches pero ya no tenía agua suficiente. Es encantador!!!

Un lugar espectacular para recorrer el parque nacional. Vista privilegiada del Cotopaxi. 3 dolares por persona por noche. Se puede hacer fuego pero hay que traer la madera de afuera o comprar al camping.
Baños limpios. Ningun enchufe en todo el lugar.
El trato de los cuidadores es malo o nulo. Solo aparecen para cobrar.
Hay que hacer reserva y de hecho piden una transferencia bancaria, lo cuál siendo extranjeros es imposible.
El ingreso al parque es hasta las 15 o 16 hs. Nosotros llegamos mas tarde pero como habiamos avisado nos dejaron ingresar.
Dejo el telelefono de Marco para la reserva +5930998475936
Ingresar por el lado sur del parque ya que casi no tiene ripio.
Hay wifi aunque no quieren darlo.

Parking au centre du village tranquille et sur. Les Wc étaient fermés, la prises sur le poteau au fond du parking fonctionne. Pas de wifi.

El mejor taller para autos antiguos. Mauricio, su dueño es un apasionado y tiene un trato increible para los viajeros. Nos resolvió un tema de arranque de nuestra L300 en muy poco tiempo.

Nice parking next to the beach in a quite place at 100 m from the main road.

The restaurant here seems to be closed / for sale so we decided to stay a bit closer to the main road, next to the church. We could even use the clean toilets of the restaurant / family next door. Very kind people and quiet night!

Grassy space above the river and large weir - very scenic! Shady trees and a couple of picnic tables but that's it (so please don't add to litter/loo paper on edges!) Not huge but a reasonable amount of room.

Crossing Mexico to Guatemala. Simple and straightforward.

Stopped at the customs office in Mexico. The official had me park my motorcycle in the vehicle inpsection station. I went inside and gave the guy my import papers. A few minutes later he came outside, checked the VIN, took a couple of photographs, and then we went back inside. He did some stuff on his computer, then handed me a couple of papers explaining that it was my proof of the vehicle leaving Mexico and that my deposit would be returned to my credit card in a few days.

He directed me to the immigration office next door. I had to wait behind one other person. Then I gave my passport to the lady. She stamped it and I left. Very quick and easy.

In Guatemala, I stopped at the immigration office first. Gave the guy my passport. He stamped it and directed me to the SAT office a few meters away. He also gave me a form to fill out to turn in to the SAT office. The guy at the SAT building asked me to park my motorcycle in front of the building.

At the counter he asked for my passport, drivers license, vehicle title, and my exit papers from Mexico. He made copies and handed everything back to me. A few minutes later he gave me a form to sign, and then directed me to an office directly next door where I had to pay Q160 and get a receipt. I brought this back. A few more minutes waiting and a couple more forms to sign. One guy came out and looked at my bike, but it was not a close inspection, probably just double-check the VIN.

I was given a sticker, but the worker told me I could keep it in my passport.

Note, there was no fumigation required.

Super awesome location! Pure nature and gigantic waves hitting on the rocks! In the morning a guy came buy and told us on perfect English that his uncles are the fisherman there and its a really peaceful place. He also gave us some fruits from his garden 👍. We stayed 2 nights.

Ferry just reopened. You can check the status here:
http://wwwapps.dotd.la.gov/operations/ferrystatus/fmbs_status.aspx?PID=F_STATUS

We took our long, hightop Sprinter across no problem. Costs $1.

Es un hermoso lugar, acogedor, las habitaciones grandes, el baño súper amplio y moderno.. atendidos por sus propios dueños! Mas que recomendado

great place. abandoned campsite. we couldnt find anyone to ask. but there was no fence so we decided to just camp here. in the weekends the locals come here to enjoy the beach, play soccer, have bbq, etc. we stayed here on a Friday. after an hour or so, an old man came walking toward us. we thougt we had to pay and asked him if it is oke to stay here for the night. that was no problem. we talked for a while (in Spanish) amd offerd him some wine. he enjoyed talking and after he left some other people came to talk to us. after 15 minutes the old man came back with a basket full of seafruit. mossels, something called mapisol? he prepared it for us to enjoy. it was delicious! we had a good time here and could sleep here very well.

Perfect dessert BLM spot 10 minutes from Carlsbad. We didn’t try the hill spot but this was an easy bumpy dirt road in our 2WD Transit. Wide open, fire ring, no one else, Starlink heaven

La place est accessible l’hiver, mais il n’y a pas beaucoup de place ( 2 van ) et très proche de la route

Sand parking area right along the beach. Pulled up here for sunset, made dinner and ended up spending the night. No signs prohibiting overnight parking. No one bothered me.

Nice campsite near the N7. We payd 300r for the 2 of us with a car. Clean abblutions and swimmingpool. Shops nearby.

Very friendly and helpful host. Amazing views from campsites. 220V available at the bar area. Lights, kitchen and toilets at each site. Enjoyed my stay there.

We camped 3 days.
Great location.
2500 argentinian pesos per person, no fees for the car.
Bathroom still not the cleanest but there is hot water for shower from 17h to 22h.
Don't forget to pick your 15 minutes shower turn in the morning, otherwise you might not be able to shower at night.

Very nice and friendly place. Room still available for 40.000tzs.

Very good place to get water. Thoroughly cleaned the tanks before filling them. 17 quetzal for 2 carrifon

Good place to park your car to go to Semuc. You pay 30 quetzal to park. I would sleep at the bad cave though as that might be more quiet.

Great free spot! We ended up staying two nights as it was a nice recharge spot after crossing the border from Mexico back into the USA. Hot showers, bathrooms and plenty of room for everyone to get their own space. Everyone was very kind that we did meet, dogs enjoyed it as well!