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A couple of pavilions, just a place to eat and or sleep off the road. 3 Tmobile 5G bars

This is an excellent, flat wild camping spot! Great find! Same puddle as mentioned below, about 30cm deep, but rocky not muddy, I reckon most cars wouldn’t have an issue, but walk it first and check. We were here after heavy rains and the rapids were much too strong to swim in the river. Beautiful all the same. Keep it clean :)

This place no longer exists due to highrise construction.

Conseguimos abastecer gasolina ao preço local aqui, pagamos $6 Bs por litro, recarga em galões.

Gallons to the local price here, we paid $ 6 bs per liter.

camped on the small patch of grass and was really comfortable. there are 2 seperate communal cooking areas which are nice. bathrooms clean. not much in town so bring food to cook. 150r. friendly owner

As described. This place is amazing to stay at for as little as one day or the rest of your life!

It has laundry facilities that are fantastic, clean showers, the hot pools and tubs are amazing.

(863) 532-0608

28320 Northeast 55th Avenue
Okeechobee, FL 34972

We are currently staying here from Feb. 19 to March 19. The park is obviously very new and in many ways they have a long way to go to have it in acceptable shape for the price they are charging (currently $9000 pesos a month but they want to charge $10000 in the near future).

The internet is a deal breaker for us because we are here for a while to get some work done before moving on. Advertised as the "fastest internet in the area" we were excited but when we got here it did not work at all. They tried resetting the routers but when that only brought a bit of connectivity (for 1 hour then none) they told my son where the ladder was and asked him to reset it himself (I was not too happy about him doing this).

My son is a techie and said they had installed routers meant for indoors under plastic buckets outdoors on poles and they had been ruined (evidently) by the weather.

The park had another option and a tech guy from the internet company came out the next day and hardwired us and gave us our own router. I was happy to pay the $200 peso one-time price for installation. Now we have the fastest internet we've had yet since being in Mexico. Okay.

The septic pipe outlet things (don't know the actual name) were weird and too many inches off of the ground. It was causing issues for us. So the owner came out and hacked the pipe off with a hacksaw to a better height. Okay, that's a solution and it's working fine now. Other spots have the same issue...so evidently they don't know a lot about RV park sewer hookup configuration yet.

There's a pretty nice breeze here most days but the sun is blazing hot, trees are not very big yet and there's not really any shade where the RVs park.

It's a bit of a walk about 4 blocks down a dirt road, across the swampy looking river and up to where town and businesses start. About 4 more blocks or so in to the nearest grocery store and services. We are on foot and bike so need to carry everything (not many taxis here) and some days it's a bit of a slog.

You cannot see the ocean from here but you can hear it. It's about a 15 minute, brisk walk down a dirt road beside the river to get to the beach.

So far from the beachfront and the prices are rather high in that regard.

Bathrooms and Showers
NO toilet seats on any toilets in either restroom. Mentioned that my son would really like a seat on at least one toilet in the men's restroom and the manager said he'd told the owner several times and he had not ordered yet and then said he'd found a single toilet seat and put it on one of the men's toilets. Problem is, it's not bolted down. Okay...

Showers are all cold water...except my son found one on the men's side that consistently has some warm water. Showers otherwise are okay but pretty rudimentary with no place to hang your clothes or towel or put your soap except to drape everything over stall door.

There are quite a few spider webs and mud wasp nests in the bathrooms and during the month we were here nobody has cleaned the restrooms/showers.

It's pretty quiet since there has only been one other RVer here way at the other end of the park and now he's left for another local park. Main reason we came here was the internet and that the other parks were all totally full so was our only option.

There is a huge, main palapa structure at the front of the property that is lovely, amazing and nice and cool all the time. We thought it was supposed to be a public space all the time but it's not available when the manager has massage clients, which is frequently (he puts his table under the palapa.)

One other thing that was a disappointment is that when we first arrived we were happy because the biting insects were not too bad. But soon after they moved some big irrigation equipment out the whole length of the grassy area that runs the full length of the park and started watering...leaving big standing puddles of water. The mosquito population boomed and we suddenly had bites everywhere (and we don't hang out at dusk/in evenings) and we even had to tape up every little hole in the RV window screens because they were getting in (still are) biting us in our sleep.

They are now moving the heavy irrigation gear around to other parts of the property farther away from us so we are hoping this will end at some point, things will dry out, and we will be able to sit outside more and not get eaten alive.

There's a dirt road that is not super busy but kind of noisy traffic certain times of the day and it's just feet behind where the RVs park.

There is frequently very loud construction noise (work on a metal shipping container structure next to the main palapa) and heavy equipment/trucks coming in and out and this has woken us up fairly early some mornings. The place is still very much being worked on and there is also an array of huge dump trucks and a bulldozer that are fired up and used in the early morning hours.

There are no services offered like we've had at other parks like having a drinking water truck roll through or the propane truck or produce vendors, etc. We have to make arrangements, ourselves.

Oh, one other biggie: NO security here. There are people on site but no one patrolling or really keeping a sharp eye out. It's fairy rural here and I was not concerned (and the manager has a dog who barks sometimes) until I learned there is a small pass through in the fence from the road that a person can squeeze through (saw the manager use it) and it's right next to our RV.

I'm not much of a worry wort but my son now locks his bike up at night.

I really wanted to like this park and we are going to just ride it out for now due to having internet now... But sorry to say, just been a little over a week and the challenges are already wearing on us.

The birds and wildlife are lovely and there are things we like about it here but Las Guineas has a long way to go... If they keep improving things we would consider coming back but as it is now, we would not.

Place is closed. .

Just asked for us where we going. Very friendly, no check our drive license.

Quick update, there are no showers when we asked.

Natural park accessible with large vehicles. Parking at the end of the gravel road.
Parking ONLY during the day and probably locked at night (grid).
Access and regulated use: no fires, no alcohol.
Games for children.
Tables, toilets…
When we went there FREE ENTRY

Parc naturel accessible avec gros véhicules. Parking en fin de chemin en gravier.
Stationnement UNIQUEMENT la journée et probablement verrouillé la nuit ( grille).
Accès et utilisations réglementés : pas de feux, pas d’alcool.
Jeux pour enfants.
Tables, WC …
Quand nous y sommes allés FREE ENTRY

amazing place to get dried and fresh food, fruits, vegetables, cheese, lentils etc. for a good price

We ask for overnight on the parking and they want $30 go that. Negotiations down $25 we left. The parking is not nice. Down to the lodge is quite far.

Easy to fill our bottles. They only seem to fill in multiples of 19L (20 pesos)
Bit of a line to wait, but not bad.

We couldn't access the other gravel pit. It's blocked by debris. If you drive a bit further down to the village (coming from Oruro) there's a road leading back, you'll pas the first gravel pit on the left. Afrer about 500m there's another beautiful gravel pit. No seriously, views from the top are really nice.

Excellent hotel, secure parking for motorcycles. Away from the busy centre, good access. Good value for price. I paid 180 bol/night.

Really great beach to stay at. Our kids played in the water all day. Quiet felt safe. Google maps brought us the wrong way to a dead end road with a gate. The beach itself is well marked on the road.

beautiful place under the trees, there are dog barking and sometimes cars though

restaurant and heladeria. we just had ice cream and it was delicious but they also have food and drinks. the owners are a family who are extremely nice!!!

amazing service, very knowledgable shop. not just your average dude-in-a-garage.

Strange. Arrived here and the gate was closed and there is a big Se Vende sign on the property. Saw no activity inside the gate. So, not sure if it's still open or not, but appeared closed to us. We went to the parking lot.

Much better spot for big rigs (we are 41’), good road. Be sure to get your permit and gate code from luke.isportsman.net. They practice bomb right across the highway.

Beautiful museum, with modern art from local artists. Restaurant with good coffee also. The foundation is doing a lot with education. They have a website: www.fondation-zinsou.org

Closed on mondays!

Currently 2600 per kilo for wash/drying. But, can pick it up 3,5 hours later. :)

Amazing campground on Rio Quinto. Came with my motorcycle and dog. Camped right by the river. 450 Argentinean pesos per person per night. Warm showers. Toilets. A convenience store on site. Fire pits. They sell firewood. Swimming in the river is a must. As far as electricity at the site....I will leave it as is in the ap,but there are approximately 8 orange piles.....randomly placed on the upper level, with one outlet per pole. Locals come during the day to cool off....while I was here they were all gone by 8pm and I had the campground to myself. No wifi, but if you have data and walk closer to the main road.....it works. Owners are amazing people. I was worried to come here because ast post was pre covid.....but it is still open and an Excellent place to stop and cool down.....even for a few hours

Trate de cargar agua me dijeron que no, no si quiera me limpiaron el parabrisas, puede que sea un caso aislado, saludos

We really enjoyed our time here. You can sleep at the parking lot and use toilets and showers. The dogs of the center are very sweet and all the people here are so nice. Elvis sells beautiful woodart. The tour isn’t very long but Robert has amazing knowledge.

Cambio de euro a peso argentino a 360. Algo menor que el cambio blue "oficial", pero aceptable.

On a passé une nuit au fond du parc, y’a des jeux pour les enfants, c’est calme mais la nuit on entendait bcp les taureaux. Plutôt secure a l’écart de la ville