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Área muito espaçosa para estacionar, bem tranquilo e silencioso, ( não sei aos finais de semana). o lugar é muito bonito.
tem chuveiro atrás dos quiosques, podem usar a vontade pois é da prefeitura.

There is a gate across the road! We could not access the road . Hope to find something else of the main road

beautiful low key quit spot. no signs to not park or camp overnight. someone left just as we arrived. kinda like right in town outskirts. no washrooms or water but the gestation has portapoti and gas, air groceries.

Indeed one if the most beautiful campgrounds we've been to. 22$ per night - payed with an envelope at the entrance

We didn’t drive down the hill because we got here late. I wouldn’t take anything longer than 30’ because of the 1st turn. We stayed at the top for 3 nights. It wasn’t super quiet, each evening the locals drove down to the bottom but didn’t bother us. We woke up to people camping next to us at the top even though there’s plenty of room by the river. That being said, I wouldn’t drive alongside the river if there’s any chance of rain. Mud will become very soft, but there’s designated spots. This is a hidden gem. Don’t ruin it. Take a trash bag with you if you explore.

Very limited T mobile. Good starlink. Good for working nomads.

Still here. Just want to see your TIP and passport.

The carabineros told to go there to buy gasolina. Very expensive (2800 / litro de gasolina 95). We bought 10 litros. The other location on Ioverlander is far more interesting.

We got 20 litros of gasolina 95 for 1800 pesos per litros. It was closed but we asked some people where to find gasolina. At first, we were send to the other location on IOverlander where it's much more expensive. But finally someone came back to us and made a call to his friend, who opened the place. Just after that, a Chilean traveler also came to buy 10 litros for its moto. Its seems like the best place to buy gasolina here.

A double room for 2 with private bathroom and one big bed and balcony is 600 nowadays. WiFi too slow to be useful.
Water pressure too low for really hot showers, but it’s okay.
Parking on the street for 20 per day, give the money to the guy that guards the cars. Hostel staff will direct you to him. We felt safe parking there.
Excellent location!

Stayed last night without any problems - a couple loud boat horns over night. Then I believe the ferry started back up around 5:30 and there were horns every 15 minutes or so. Soo if you’re a light sleeper or want to sleep in, I wouldn’t recommend it. But the view of the river was worth the noise for me.

Great spot for the night. Tons of space. We were the only camper on a Wednesday evening. 15 to 20 minute walk to restaurant in evening and bakery in morning. Felt safe. Area is apparently under surveillance.

Wero is a wonderful host and so accommodating. He is a motorcyclist and welcomed us with our bus to stay. We were able to use his shower and toilet and put our tents up in his garden. He took us to his breakfast spot and it was fantastic. You get a whole spread for just 45 pesos per person, we of course covered his.

We left a donation to him personally for hosting us so that he can continue to host other overlanders.

He even had a small cabin you can use but we just stayed in our tents!

Trailhead parking. Large grassy site to park. No amenities. Quiet but lots of mosquitoes. Very sloped area.

Wi-Fi available at visitor center.
Password is “information” all lowercase

We were just issued a $65CAN ticket, from a ‘peace’ officer, for overnight parking on the street. Apparently, there’s some bylaw that’s mentioned when entering town. We didn’t see it, and there were plenty of other RV’s/Van’s in town, so we had wrongfully assumed Jasper was RV friendly.

Go inside and ask. Convenient to use red hose already there.

Diesel, gas, propane potable water all at once

Excellent place, everything is good, electricity, water, fast internet.
50 riyals per car.
Try to avoid arriving on Saturdays, the day of the wedding, then the campsite turns into a parking lot.
Better to contact Luiza before coming.
+5565996053316

It’s nice and quiet, as described before.

Reliable spot with multiplie RV’s and vans. It’s reliable but only okay, the road is a busy ish road and people drive fast down it so can be loud.

I would not worry about people’s comments saying arrive late/people are watching. Seattle has no laws against sleeping in vehicle and this area will never be a “no overnight parking” because is a residential area and people don’t have garages so they will always need to park on street. Let the Karen’s write your plate down there is nothing they can do.

This laundromats extremely clean, well lit the washers and dryer’s. Worked fine.

Price 'con factura' 9 Bol., price 'sin factura' 5 Bol. Very good service 🚐

Side pull off on Beach. Beautiful. I have a truck with 30ft trailer and had plenty of room. Not enough room to make a uturn so will have to go across causeway and flip around somewhere.

if u need brakes or other parts regarding brakes this is thee place to go.

Nice place, beautiful views and a lot of wind. There is a huge flat place to park

Great place to camp for the night, two other RV’s here and a handful of tents. It felt very safe as police went through once and awhile, also some of the lights are left on. at 3am the train went by blasting its horn, honestly not the worst thing ever but just beware of it! Also a very cute little town with some nice shops within walking distance of the campground.

Dump station still here with a $5 donation. There is also a water spigot and hose to rinse, not sure if it is potable.

amplio parking junto a una plaza, con lugar donde parar con campers, caravanas, y poner tiendas. no expresa directamente que esta permitida la acampada, pero esta todo hecho para poder hacerlo. esta pegado al pueblo, cerca hay mercado y farmacia. tambien tiene baño publico, con agua y electricidad. muy buen lugar para pasar una noche. NO FUEGO, NO BASURA, SI RESPETAR EL LUGAR Y LOS VECINOS

I don’t know there are many marked places for only one spot here… but there is a huge parking at the entrance of Hoodoo trail. One asphalt small for cars and ice-cream customers and one sand bigger. We slept on the sand, behind hills so you are hidden from the road. Very quiet. Not too far from pit toilet and garbage.
Parking is free, no issue at night. It’s more loudly at the morning because a lot of tourists but nothing disturbing.
We were alone, contrary to the spot at the end of the road, maybe more hidden but more famous !
When i go to a spot i love to see the place where I will sleep, not photo of attraction or beautiful landscape, so I added photo of parking for people like me.

While the official campsite was closed (off season on thursday), we followed the road next to the entrance. We found a flat surface and another lake. Quiet and open area.