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Nice little town to stay for a one night stop. Horses roaming free on the streets, tukans in the palmtrees and no mosquitos like in PN Calilegua. Good internet Claro.

They arrest people randomly before Oruro

showers are still here, it is at the end of the complex on the left hand side, there are like 5 boxes I guess, individual, clear as mentioned before!

Had a quiet but very windy night at this place. After leaving the highway we followed the dirtroad for about 300m until the junction (one side leads through the dry riverbed and one about 5m until the cliffs where the bridge used to be - see picture with markings). Watch out, the left street ends after about 10m with cliffs!
A farmer drove by and faved back friendly.

There are some water taps arround here, at the same place where the "camping" is.

bathroom has warm water in sink. nice hiking area.

They maintain the price which it's quite good, 10000. Room with space for the bycicle, fan, doble bed and squad toilet and shower in the room

Ask the locals if you don't find it.

We spent a quiet night here. There are signs posted that trucks are prohibited from parking overnight; however, there still were two. They were quiet, though. We parked near the gas station and it was mostly level. We would stay again.

We stayed here once when we were getting service work done. We didn’t stay this time after our factory tour. However, we wanted to add that the price has increased to $20/night. The factory tour is free and very interesting. There is also a new museum to visit (about $5/adult).

There is now a sign saying ‘Prohibido Pasar’.

Couldn't find an obvious way to access this place, at least not from the main road.

We drove by the place but in the afternoon it was packed with cars and busses. Probably a good place is you come late.

Gladys, the matriarch of the family is beautiful and so welcoming. We arrived at 18:30 without warning - no WhatsApp number to communicate before and they let us stay. Shared the internet and there is a decent outdoor toilet with paper next to where we parked.
$8 for a campervan.
The son speaks English. It’s a family business.
Interesting tour around the fruit gardens. We were given a hot chocolate and cookie at the end. Granddaughter took the tour in English.
Number from Google: +593 98 711 9699

Great spot for the night. We were the only ones here when we got here, by the time it was dark there were 3-4 other vans.

This place is permanently closed.

talked to one of the guys and it seems like the dump station has been completely removed.

Good, quite night. We parked at the East side of the building.

We stayed here since we were to late for the border crossing. The ground gets soft with rain so 4x4 is advisable. The road is quiet over night.

Open 08:00 to 21:30. We arrived at 21:
40 and they could not let us pass. The road on the Argentina side gets very muddy in the rain, better be cautious here.

Really really nice place, 10/10!! Reaggea music, really cozy and the empanadas were the best of South America, honestly, we were moaning. Local produce as well, good WiFi. Open 13-00/01, Monday to Saturday.

Quiet spot off the interstate. Flat. No one else here last night.

Es un n lugar donde hay varios Motorhome, decidimos quedarnos aquí porque es céntrica, hay carteles que dicen que no se puede, pero se ve que no controlan, al menos en esta fecha, mucha gente que se ve que vive ahí o se queda por periodos largos, cerrar bien los motorhome y los tanque de combustible

Perfect place to stay near the Lake. It’s possible to Swim but it’s cold. Ok for many big rigs. No need high clearance. Very quiet and safe.

this place is at the wrong location.

nice playground for kids

doable up to the first site coming off dillahunty rd in a sedan just drive very slowly and carefully or you will get stuck. cell signal 1-2 bars with mint mobile but fast enough to stream video.

ficamos uma noite no pátio da loja Ferju , pedimos ao vijia e nos permitiu, bem calmo e tranquilo fácil acesso, porém o barulho d BR 101 e muito, mas tudo certo, recomendo

Beautiful well kept RV park. Efficient and friendly staff.
1 hour from Rocky Mountain National Park and 30 mins to Roosevelt National Forrest. Loveland is a safe area to be for long term or short term stay.
150+ sites available. $60-$70 per night.
Electricity, water, & septic at each site. For camper trailers & driveables; no tent camping.
Available amenities:
Laundry, ($2.25 wash $1.25 dry)
Shower (free)
Wifi
Fenced in dog area
Children’s playground
Mini golf (small course)
Propane refills
Ice
Small store for other camping items.

5 stars for this park!

stayed one night, very muddy. left early in the morning while the ground was still frozen and made it out just fine. very bumpy and rocky area at the bottom so hi clearance is required.

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Very nice big parking lot, quiet place, will stay here next time

Security at Stow resort said I can park here overnight. There were several other Van lifers here. Gravel parking lot next to the woods. East side of the street.

Across the street from the toll house lift area

Two bars of cell service-T-Mobile.

it feels rare to recommend a locally franchise but this one is really good. they sell normal ice cream, frozen Greek yoghurt and plenty of sweet breads. I tried the greek yoghurt and you get to choose three different fruits that your yoghurt will get mixed with. the outcome is magical! acai, Raspberry and coconut was my winning pick. Great prices, perhaps less great customer service, overall a good place!