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Quiet, packed with beautiful sunsets and views of thw mountains.

There is a sign saying thats it’s not allowed to park at this place. The park is beautiful but super crowded and you have to search a parking spot next to the street.

Local de fácil acesso próximo ao centro e dá pra ir a cachoeiras a pé mesmo. O anfitrião é muito gente boa, o hostel estava bem limpo e o camping também estava bem cuidado.

Perfect place, amazing sky at night.
Close from the track but very few cars drove by so it’s really quiet.
One of the best spot we had in Oman.

It's really worth coming here. We were allowed to stay overnight at the parking for free.

You pay a lot for this camping spot! You standing at big grass with your camper, there are springbokkies, but in the grass is poop of the springbokkies. There is a building in the middle there is a toilet with toiletpaper and very good hot shower and is big! There are 2 mirrors and in and outside you can wash your hands but is full of dovepoop. There is a swimming pool and wifi by the swimming pool and it is big!

El lugar es lindo, tranquilo y acogedor, Graciela y Pancho son extraordinarios anfitriones y se preocupan porque la estancia sea placentera.
Tiene una pequeña alberca y un restaurante bar también.
Gran lugar para descansar con la ventaja de que las ruinas de la misión están a un par de cuadras andando.
Recomendable como opción de hospedaje sin lugar a dudas.
Habitación para 3, 25 US dlls.

Cute campground owned by a french couple. 200 pesos for 2 people. Campground is very clean. Only downfall would be the water pressure of the showers. I could barely wash off the soap from my body. I couldn't imagine washing my hair. Also this has nothing to do with the campground, but it's a shame that there is so much seaweed on the shore. They have 3 adorable dogs. We would have stayed longer if a storm wasn't rolling in.

Still worked today: refilled grey German bottle, adapter was there at hand. Also super fair price.
Thanks for the hint to this spot!!

Camping and Cabinas , 200 Meters to Beach, bathrooms, showers , BBQ Facility, PET friendly, Mini Market, Ice, Electric hook ups, Campers and tents welcome, Bar and Restaurant at 200 meters

Second time at Scorpion Bay. This time the campground was much less populated. Still $150 pesos per person. Showers and bathrooms in the cantina. Pay in the cantina for camping. They will give you a thing to put in your car windshield saying you paid. If the waves are firing, this is such a great place to surf. If not, walk on the beach, get wifi in the cantina, read a book..

Campsite on farm. 4 x private kitchen and ablution units available. Choose where you want to camp. Electricity points (6) available. Kitchen and ablution have full electricity and hot water. No mobile phone reception but Wi-Fi spot available. Need to travel 9km on gravel road.

Wild spot in the Cordillera de Los Andes.
Place wind protected by a stone.

Very beautiful hostel. Nice and big commun areas with Pool. WiFi, kitchen, bar. Clean rooms, available with a nice view on the riverside. Paid 120bs pn as a couple in a double room. Can be found on booking.com.

Spent 2 nights here in our 23’ class c, no issues. Camped against back of lot but there were several rigs in the main lot as well. Big dump requiring lots of plow work but didn’t see anyone get chased out. Great spot, 20min to the lifts

Your typical Tractor Supply with a Propane Refill Station with a large parking lot.

Planet Fitness that has showers if you are a Black Card Member.

Fantastic spot for and evening or three! Price has increased to Q100 pp, which is on the spendy end but the property is amazing. Beautiful landscaping, a pool, fire pits, mini palapas with benches, a river with a small waterfall and an incredibly fun set of rope swings! If you’re in the area don’t miss this place, we had a blast. There is a decent amount of road noise during the day but it quieted down after dark.

Otimo camping ! O melhor perto do centro !!! Organizado, limpo e acolhedor!!!
21/03/2023 9200 pesos motorcasa com duas pessoas

Nao e adequado para motorcasa!!!!! Alem do acesso que e pessimo

Exelente lugar pasamos la noche muy tranquilos es un lugar muy amplio

Stayed one night, because we couldn’t make it any further. But kind of liked this place. It was 60q/p entrance and 40q/p to stay the night. This is a little pricey, but you know it ultimately goes into the conservation of the park and a university, so we felt ok. Also the people there are incredible nice, like absolutely amazing. They even gave us a hot shower in their Rangers office and explained us everything about this place. Park itself is a really nice morning walk through the jungle.

One round trip 2,5km and one available for 4km to a mirador and lake.

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We really liked this place. Shady camp spots. Big Rig friendly. You are allocated your own very nice bathroom. River view. We paid R200 per night (one senior).

The restaurant is great. We took the Gin Tasting. Three flavours, generous measures, comes with tonic and ice (R50). Excellent.

Then we had pizza. These were fantastic and they come with four accompaniments- chilli, garlic, parmesan and sun dried tomatoes. About R130 each.

Very much recommend this place.

PS They have a workshop and they helped us out with a small repair.

The Ruta 27 and 288 from Gobernador Gregores to Piedrabuena is completely paved. BUT: If you are on the way to/from El Chalten to the Atlantic Coast/Buenos Aires you have to drive the 288 all the way. 15km west of the junction to the 27 the Road Turns into really reliable gravel. It's about 140km gravel, but most of the time pretty ok. Took us around 2h with a 2WD Sprinter with lowered tire pressure. Gravel was much better than the "maldite 72" on the Ruta 40 south of Gobernador Gregores.

perfect place with full hookup.
An access to the lake is perfect for canoeing.
Not a place for hike.

Still there. Its a bit decrepit but still worth a picture. Its quite an acomplishement to cross the equator by car/motocycle/bicycle in Congo !

Decent set up, a bit noisy from interstate traffic.

This area is fantastic, large, and plenty of space for all sized rigs. That's why it's so sad that there's an older gentleman who walks his three dogs off leash, twice a day, letting the dogs poop anywhere they want and he just leaves it. The road near my camp has over thirty piles of dog poop, just in this area. Even being asked politely if he wouldn't mind picking up the one his dog just left in front of my car, he declined and rudely justified his right to leave it all where it lies. Sickening. Incidentally, this man can be heard long before seen since he's yelling at his dogs to follow him, scaring away a Great Horned Owl I spied last night. Shameful. Pack it in, pack it out is truly a no-brainer. Except I guess if you're special. Otherwise, it is a gorgeous area with tons of Saguaros, brush, and fire rings. (Also true, the mining trucks and low flying helicopters/planes are a thing, but those are okay tradeoffs for this area, to me, they aren't constant.)

lugar para descargar aguas negras y grises. gratuito. planta de tratamiento de afluentes, donde descargan los camiones atmosféricos. El hombre que nos atendió muy amoroso

We drove up the main road the day after a major rainfall. The road was slick in spots - drove cautiously while towing our 19’ trailer. If the conditions were dry, 2wd would be adequate. Several miles in we reached a sign warning us of difficult road conditions ahead. We turned right to find several great, open spots to camp. Very peaceful and quite among the giant saguaros.