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Since May 2023, parking for motorhomes has been prohibited.

Since May 2023, parking for motorhomes has been prohibited.

Established large campground with many BBQ areas, a swimming pool, 5-a-side football (indoor and outdoor). Can accommodate large rigs too (height restricion). Not many flat areas for tents but we stayed in a flat, roofed area with a concrete floor. Electrical points freely available. Unfortunately the shower block is being remodeled (off season) so we used the facilities in the football area which are clean but basic. There is a small bar area in the football court where you can buy beer and limited snacks. We were charged ARS 3500
for a car, a tent and 2 people.

The shell gas station is a great place to have a break down. This mechanic shop is located just behind the shell. Our starter engine malfunctioned and the battery began smoking when we started up after staying the night here. These guys assisted us immediately. They have a decently large supply of car parts, and are able to order/import what they don’t have in stock. They work on some of the large trucks/buses that come through here, as well.

Busy place but helped me immediately. Communication was easy because Antonio is fluently in English. Great work. After 2 hours everything was done for a fair price.

A relatively new luxury lodge right before the entrance gate for the forest. There are chalets available but we camped with our roof top tent and had access to separate, and absolutely lovely showers and toilets.

There is a bar and restaurant serving lots of beers and good food. The staff are very friendly and attentive. Plus you can get laundry done here quite cheaply.

It is possible to do tours (birding, culture, etc) but they are very expensive, so be warned. Thet like to charge separately for using their land rovers.

Plus there is no cell reception and WiFi here. Great for switching off, but be warned.

The camping cost 172 cedis a night.

Campground right next to the E39. Very new and clean facilities, shower is included in the price (No coins needed). Kitchen is a little old fashioned and not really comfy, but it is clean and does it’s job. Washer and Dryer available (50 NOK each) There is also a restaurant run by the owner. Good for a stop on your roadtrip ;)

Went to the little memorial and went into the craft store by it. Owner let us stay there and said that we could also stay at the beach by the lookout. He even gave us a card with his name on it if anyone asked. People walking around said lots of people stay there. Wonderful place by the water

$30 after negotiating for a room including breakfast, wifi was good, room huge. Hot shower, squat toilet. Secure parking. Was recommended to me by a tour company from Kabul

We were hoping to spend the night here but signposted “No camping allowed”

$5 if you use just the RV dump. Free if you fill with diesel.

As mentioned, still 15 USD for a van and 2 persons. Functional shower and running toilets on site, no need to go out of property. Eddie IS very curious and observative about mechanic, he may save you useless repairs by pointing quickly at the crucial points and sort out thé problems by order of magnitude. In other words: smart ...

We spent a calm night in this gas station . You can park for free if you fuel. They charge 10 pesos per person for showers. It’s worth!!

Passamos uma noite tranquila neste posto de gasolina. Você pode estacionar gratuitamente se abastecer. Eles cobram 10 pesos por pessoa para chuveiros. Vale a pena!!

This was a beautiful setting under a massive tree. While we were here, they trimmed some branches and raised the power line so that now 11 feet 9 inches clearance can pass because we are that tall! We didn't hike from here, just walked the road. Staff very friendly. Restaurant here but we didn't use it.

No cell signal. Large open parking lot. No parking signs posted. Very quiet at night.

We camped here for the night. There were 4 of us and they wanted to charge 500 pp but we paid 1500 total. You can also get a room for 1000 and probably negotiate breakfast. Happy Travels!

They weigh the laundry for you so you don’t overfill the machines. It’s 100 kwacha per load and 100 kwacha for the dryer. There is about 3 workers in there but they don’t touch your washing so after washing you have to come back to load the dryers.

These guys are the best! We needed a broken stabilizer welded, oil and filter change and also some work at the front bumper and more. We just showed up in the evening, they asked us to come in first thing next morning and worked on our camper all day. Couldn’t finish because they had work for other clients, of course, asked us to come in the following morning and finished everything. Really nice staff, and the cleanest and best-organized car workshop we have seen in Argentina. Highly recommended!

Might have been cheaper before but now just average prices. 154c. You’ll get cheaper diesel in Nova Scotia 136c.

Stuck between elephants on the way to the camp, river crossing needed about knee deep this time of the year.

Nice lookout over the river with crocodiles and hippo, lots of birds and elephants in the neighborhood.

We heard lion far away at night. Not much other game at the campsite.

Sporadic working econet 3G near the big tree (fast enough for basic internet).

Take the piste until the beach. Don't go on the right side (Black wood door), take the left and you arrive at this simple place. You can stay here for the day for 1000 cfa/p or sleeping here for 2000cfa/p. Basics toilets and shower with the water of the see... better to bring your own clean water ! There is a tent décathlon that you can rent. The place is on the beautiful beach, really quiet. We enjoyed it.

great spot! close to the city centre - an easy 20ish minute walk down the hill and then through the tunnel, or about 40-50 pesos by Uber/cab. we would usually walk in, and then Uber back. if you have difficulty walking on uneven cobblestones, you might want to take a lift both ways.

we were the only RV there, but there were locals coming and going using it as a parking lot. the toilets were clean. as others have said, there was an almost comical number of dogs barking - sound really echoes around these hills! we sleep with the fan on at night though, so it didn't bother us in the slightest.

there didn't seem to be anyone working there or managing the place during our 2 nights there - maybe the owners were away since it's low season? we felt a bit weird just plopping ourselves down in the lot, but nobody told us to leave!

no way to sell us gasoline for foreigners. just Bolivian cars

Non pretentious donut place. $1.50-2.80 depending on donut. Constant stream of regulars. Fresh and tasty.

Get a treat while you do your laundry.

open 5a to noon

$2.75 top load
$4.50 for 3x front load
$5.50 for 4x front load
$7.50 for 6x front load

Coin changer and ATM on site. no other facilities, not staffed. open 6a to 11p

well stocked supermarket and ATM (Standard Bank) in front of the door. you can find almost everything here from meat to veggies (not the very best quality but ok), soap etc. There is also a nice bakery inside. very friendly and helpful staff. we were also able to pay with ApplePay.

ATM is in front of the Sentra Supermarket.

Missing something? Well stocked supermarkt with good variety of fresh fruits and veggies, bakery and self-made biltong. ATM in front of the supermarket.

go around the back of gas station and enter small, but clean laundry. No change machine present. some detergents for sale. no staff present, no washroom

This park has certainly seen better days. Sure, they spend a lot of time and resources on maintaining the grounds, ball fields and pool areas and it's very beautiful. But the "free laundry" consists of one old washer and dryer for the whole park. Many of the bathrooms/showers do not work and the wifi is spotty. Couple that with the issues the town seems to have with frequent power and water outages and the time of year we visited being about the most miserable weather (April & May) and really thick smoke in the whole lake area on top of that (I learned this is common this time of the year) and we have decided to move on after a month here.