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This is the actual location of the paso itself. It is a cut on the rock of a cliff used in the 20th century to transport the local production of wool. Depending of where you park, it is 2 to 3 walk just to get here. You have to cross several streams stepping on rocks, so bring the right shoes. The path is not clear in certain areas but it is hard to get lost as you are always walking through a narrow canyon that eventually gets to the Paso.

Small, quiet campground along Lake Leatherwood in Eureka Springs. Some sites have electric, most do not. I have large camper van on non electric site and paid $18. Has nice swimming area and peddle boat and kayak rentals. Restrooms and showers. Eurekaparks.com to reserve online. Lots of hiking and biking trails too. 5 minutes from wonderful downtown Eureka Springs.

Beach front camping with palapas and hot springs access. The bathrooms are clean and flush. No showers. Each camping spot has a tank of water. This was our second time staying here and both times we had 50 knot winds gusting. This time it wasn’t even forecasted so it seems to just be a wind tunnel.

The hot springs are a bit more protected. There are several pools depending on the tide height. The pools are clean.

$600mx/night

Melhor preço que encontramos em Salvador R$14,90 por ciclo!
Melhor preço que encontramos em Salvador R$14,90 reais

Looks like a campground here . Tons of vans and rvs parked here . No one was bothered but super noisy here. It’s right next to the airport and train tracks and some super weird noises but if your a good sleeper then no worries. I didn’t mind the noises and got a good night sleep in.

Road is closed due to bad weather. Spot set to closed status temporarily.

Road is closed due to bad weather. Spot set to closed status temporarily.

Access is closed due to winter. Spot set to closed status temporarily.

Perhaps you, dear reader, are a patriot Christian family, but I am not "like-minded" so I didn't stay here. To each their own, just FYI.

From the front page of their website:

MISSION
TO CREATE A CAMPING COMMUNITY FOR LIKE-MINDED PEOPLE. OUR COUNTRY WAS BUILT BY OUR FOUNDING FATHERS WITH PRINCIPLES OF LIFE, FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND RELIGION, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. WE FIND HAPPINESS IN PROVIDING A PLACE FOR PATRIOT FAMILIES THAT WANT TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST. WE HOPE THAT YOU FIND JOY, FEEL STRESS-FREE, AND EMBRACE OUR CHRISTIAN-BASED CAMPGROUND DURING YOUR VISITS. THE SUNRISE, SUNSETS AND STARS ARE BRILLIANT!

After looking at the options in here and google and seeing the many bad feedbacks, we opted to go here. The result: very nice staff, fair prices and clean clothes. We paid 1000 ARS per load plus 1000 ARS per dry (we needed two dries). Clothes delivered the same day or the other day, at your wish. They didn't miss any of our clothes. They also came folded. Working hours are 10am to 6pm. The only con I can mention is the cleaning smell is very strong.

great place and free here, the lake is amazing!

Didn’t have any issues parking for the night, came in late. However there are signs that say no overnight camping & towing at owners expense

not free anymore, you can buy hours online at wifitorres.com (wifi called wifi zone) - also at the refugio and the camping

very good wifi, download speed 30 - 70 mbps, upload speed 1mbps. password strudel585

as described by previous visitors. it was quiet despite being near the I 40.

We spend the night here. About 4 others rigs were there. Safe and quite. Toilets at the tourist center or at the YPF.

Superbe séjour! Nous avons été super bien accueilli par ce couple franco-colombiano. Nous avons passés la nuit dans la cabane qui loue avec salle de bain privé et vue sur la rivière. Trés jolie et trés propre. Endroit paisible et trés agréable. Excellent café, et la truite fumé la meilleure que nous avons mangés! Toute la famille a été aux petits soins avec nous, je recommande pour une superbe expérience

Lovely little camping on the outskirts of Santa Maria El Tule. Price for one person with tent 175 pesos
Great German stile toilets and showers ;)
Very quiet except for the dog concert at night. If you come by bicycle expect the usual dogs brouhaha as you pass by. Excellent location to go to Oaxaca by bike also since it is only 10-15 km and there is a cycle path (kind of)
Also at night you can see the Oaxaca lights . The landscape arriving there is beautiful and there are excellent and cheap comedores in Tule.

Electricity is made by solar panels, we were told not to use the electric cooker as it tooks too much power. But kitchen is only for room guests. It means if it is windy (can't cook on gas outside)and you do not have a camper, you can't cook here. Facilities clean, soap and toilet paper. Quite good WiFi. Nice place.

Small YPF service station. Accessible for large vehicles. Possibility to fill up with water, tap behind the station.

petite station service ypf. accessible pour les gros véhicules. possibilité de faire le plein d’eau, robinet derrière la station.

Nice place to spend the night and more quiet than the BLM land on the other side of the hill, as it is further from the busy road.

You literally can't miss it, as there are tons of campers set up there. I would say that at least 80 other RV's, trailers and vans were parked in the area, when we arrived in the late afternoon.

There's a gas station just down the road and if you a little further towards east there is a McDonald's and a Circle K; both have restrooms. The gas from Circle K was a little cheaper when we were there.

Road in was well maintained and easy to drive with my van. Found a nice spot on the right side of the road opposite of where the GPS sends you.

When I don’t find a “free” spot, my next choice is national and state campgrounds, which I like to support. In this case Mackerricher SP was a good choice for ending my day of driving. Facilities and grounds are showing their age and wear and tear from the weather, but it was clean, quiet, level, and convenient. Two of the three campground loops were closed, which I assume was because of the time of the year (March, 2023). Although the open loop was probably 2/3 occupied and a few had reserved cards, there were plenty of first-come choices….again for this time of the year. I picked 70 because there were no occupied neighbors, it was level, and the site was easy to back in my Promaster high roof. $40 nonresident, $38 nonresident senior (me)…again, I’m happy to support our state campgrounds and parks. After a short trail walk, I was walking on the beach….55 degrees and sunny. I’m guessing it’s booked solid during the high seasons, but I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again. I boosted my cell service from 1 to 2 bars.

Busy rest stop, very noisy until around midnight. Parked in a normal parking space from 2130 to 630 and wasn't bothered

Roads are pretty hard so even in the wet it’s a easy drive. We stayed two nights just to the right of this location but a few other options if you look around.
No wildlife but a very beautiful spot to spend a couple of nights in the bush. Top roads around the plain are quite overgrown.

We tried to pay park fees in town but no one knew what was going on. No one to stop you from just going straight in.

The Cathedral was one of the grandest churches in Freetown. From there you can start your small historical tour, going to Big Market, King Jimmy and National Museum.

Alinhamento de rodas, balanceamento… Atenção e preço justo no que fazem .

FANTASTIC TOUR with Fernando.

~$13pp if you take your own vehicle (he will ride with you)
~$23pp if you take his vehicle.

We recommend taking his vehicle. Fun experience driving in his 1960 hunk-o-junk. Plus, the road to the caves is awful.

Fernando also provides a nice bottle of wine at the end of the trail. He also will do EVERYTHING he can to make sure you have awesome pictures of the caves. Super nice guy and highly recommended.

The caves and red mountains are beautiful.

Quiet & free parking by the beach. We felt safe. Well lit at night. We ate at the second restaurant to the beach it was excellent

There are nice view, quait and some spaces for 4x4 or highest 4x2 cars, locals crossing with all transport.