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Good spot if you need natural water source. Lake water was clear. Had beavers, swans and ducks. Can still hear the road, especially pickups. Very slightly visible. Level spot. 2wd should be no problem

Good views of the canyon from above, now $58MXN per person.
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Checkpoint, checked our papers, passports, and back of our truck. Not sure what they were looking for but they let us through after the check.

Checked our passports and back of the truck.

Great park right on a lake, fresh water and dumping station on site.

Amazing spots on a mountain side, easily accessible by most rigs. Excellent service and great views.

Beautiful views. Windy. No shade. 3 bars Verizon. No amenities. Others around but quiet.

Need to be close to the source. We were in the parking in front of the store, and only 1 bar and phone would not connect.
We used our wifi booster antenna, which did the trick!

Crazy mosquitoes cool free spot though off the beaten path

There isn’t any spigot that I can find here.

Turn right at sign "Laguna", then at the end of the road turn left on the path. It takes you to the campsite. Hardly any infrastructure, stunning nature.

Some mosquitoes and near the highway, but still a very nice spot with a beautiful view.
Some garbage when we where there, please be respectful and collect your (and other's) things.

Quelques moustiques et du bruit venant de l'autoroute, mais un super endroit où dormir malgré tout, avec une vue magnifique !
Il y avait beaucoup de déchets quand nous sommes passés, soyez respectueux et ramassez vos déchets et ceux des autres.

Really nice and clean hotel. Big parking lot that would fit any size rigs as well. 110.000 COP for 2p and one bed including breakfast.

Stayed on night l, some dispersed site when you first get on the dirt road a little steep at first then gets easier. It was so quit that’s it spook me. Great spot.

nuit tranquille, un peu d'ambulance la nuit mais sûr sans problème.

fermé pour rénovation jusqu'au 6 septembre 2023

Nice spot COP 20,000 PP but if your camping in a car it’s pretty small only room for 2 maybe 3 cars about a 10 min walk to town. Never used the showers but the bathrooms were clean. They told us they offer laundry service (although we didn’t need it) they also offer breakfast (yogurt and granola, or a breakfast soup with potatoes and meat) (COP 10,000 p/p) they also have little casitas that only have a bed and a small TV I think he said COP 100,000/night. Great spot if you want to walk into the very cute town!

Still there. They checked our passports that was it.

No water. It’s locked. You can’t take it anymore.

This place is open! 8/30/23. I am here now.

passei dois dias e duas noites aqui. Local seguro com torneira de água disponível e tomada de força. Tranquilo e as pessoas muito hospitaleiras. Sem falar do visual incrível com Ganchos, patos e muito pássaros.

Drive into Reefs Harbour about 9 km on horrible potholed road - to find it was not there. Now driving back. Very slow going. Don’t use co-ordinates and google maps. Not at Reefs Harbour.

avoid Juniper street. some a$$hole walks in circles around my van at 6 15am yelling "this is not a campsite, i am not happy about these campers on my f**king street!". i was completely silent and respectful and generally stealth all night but he kept yelling until i said im leaving and drove away. 9 times out of 10 this neighborhood will be fine for stealthy vans but every now and again one if these rich Karens will have a fit. just be ready to drive off at all hours.

Regular casino lot. The sign says no overnight parking in the valet lot but the security guard said to park in the RV lot.

There are several options for either a tent, trailer or camper. Peaceful quiet location with distant highway vehicle sounds. Plenty of Audubon observation. Fishing is set up for shoreline as well as a boat. Bathroom available on either side. Great Blue Heron have made this home, for now. No fee charged. Bulletin board near entrance refers to no fireworks. Choose no fire as I brought my own Coleman stove.

Dump is still $10, but water is not potable

Still closed. Entrance is covered with bricks.

On each corner of Plaza Bolivar are iron chains. It seems they are meant to restrict traffic flow, but there are no signs. Locals open and close the chains, but I have honestly no idea what the rules seem to be.
However, the risk is that Google maps or others may route you through Plaza Bolivar and three of four access roads are very steep. You may see the chains too late and/or get into a difficult maneuver situation. We just made it around one of the corners with our campervan (3.5 ton, 6 meters lomg). Bigger rigs may have real trouble.

Visited the finca today with transport from Plaza Bolivar.
It is a truly genuine and authentic experience. No fancy coffee show. Just a pure and basic farm. Really good experience.

Basic hotel, with swimming pool and restaurant- however the swimming pool is closed during winter so didn't get to use it. The room was clean but you can hear everything going on around. Try to avoid room nb.1!
Matrimonio with private bathroom for 10.000$