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Lodge with some rooms/chalets as well as 4 en suite campsites, and 4 bush campsites with no facilities.

Blue water pump next to the air machine. There is a parking space for use. Do not use the one by the dump station. Use this blue one.

Cute little town. Lots of restaurants options in the town squares and side streets.
Heaps of parking options and people were very friendly.

This place is 22km far from Turky border on country aria.
Can be used also for picnic place. Looks clean.
You can hear a little the highway.

2 Big campsites, 1 on either side of the road. About 3/4 mile from the glen cove parking lot/ turn-around lot. One site has an informal outside vault toilet (homemade). One site has a nice bending creek around back. Both have fire rings and ample dead fall.

No cell service at these sites. Can get service near the water if you go all the way to the end of the road.

we asked to the receptionist from the hospital if we can full fill our water tank and he was very king and say yes. Potable water. there was also a hose installed, so we use it.

consultamos al recepcionista del hospital si podíamos cargar nuestro tanque de agua y fue muy amable y dijo que si. La canilla tiene agua potable y además ya tenía una manguera instalada que usamos para cargar.

we spend one quiet night here with other motorhome. No problem. beautiful views!

pasamos una noche acá junto a otro motorhome sin problema. Las visitas son hermosas

Rest Area on I-68. Came in at 6h30 pm with 26 ft class C motorhome and friend with pick-up and 25 ft travel trailer. No sign forbidding night parking. No area for semi-trailers or big commercial trucks, sign indicates they are not allowed in. Area provided for RVs and Buses (maybe room for 6 to 8 units). But during that rainy night, 3 commercial semi-trailers pulled in despite they were forbidden. Loud highway noise. when really tired, you sleep anyway...

Great Spot with a nice sunrise 🧡
If you arrive during the day you have to pay for park use (annual pass could work too - not sure)

You can stop at parking up the hill for less people and a nicer view or go down closer to the beach if you want to be closer to the water.

Toilets available in the area and good service.

Beautiful location! Free and wasn’t busy. There was one other camper, in a big rig. Bathrooms were currently closed and locked for the off-season. Road was washboard and a little bit washed out, but still manageable with a minivan.

El mejor camping de Tunuyan. Julia,la dueña, una genia.
producen dulces y pastelería con materia prima local
todo muy bueno
no dejen de venir!!!

Pretty busy but was able to find a spot after 10 PM. I’ve never been bothered here probably illegal but if your black out all your curtains and don’t cause any trouble should be OK. You can stay down at the beach till 10pm or you could stay down in La Jolla on the coast Till 2 AM then you gotta move

Great place. Lots of spots if you keep driving up this road. Spots for all different sized vehicles. If you have 4x4 you should really drive into some of the roads off the main road. We walked around and there’s some reallllly cool secluded spots down some of the side roads. We tow a trailer so we chose one of the bigger spots right off the road. But tons of choices! And some good hiking to do! And service for AT&T and T-Mobile! Enjoy

As others mention there are not many places to camp around here. This is the largest place to park. Not super flat but good enough and can make do with leveling blocks or rocks.

Local area and dead end road. It’s quiet all hours of the day. Marino lives across the street and his family owns a lot of land here. He’s lived here for over 50 years great man for places to go and happy to drive and drop you off in the early mornings (0520) and then you can ride back with him or stay longer and walk, 5-15 minutes +506 8302 3381

Short walk to feathers garden to bird watch all day for just 5 USD you can leave and come back if you wish. Bathroom and Melvin allowed my dog.

There is no longer a nest here so it’s less likely to see the Quetzales — for the last few months tree no. 2 is the best place to see them.

Cheapest place we found in Aguas Calientes. We slept for 30soles in a shared bedroom. Each room has its bathroom with toilet and hot shower. Wifi worked quite well. A bit noisy due to the train but it stops at certain time of the evening.

good spot near the river on the parking. swimming pool only open on week days. park was busy in the evening but not very noisy. we felt safe.

On our way to Cuispes we turned around with our 3.6m high truck camper after 1 km. There are lots of low hanging branches and we didn't want to break anything. There are tuktuks that you could take instead. Smaller vehicles have no problem as far as we can tell.

Pretty small Lowes with not many places to be stealth, so I went in and asked about overnight parking. I was told by an employee No, that they don't allow it due to an increasing homeless problem in the area. I moved down the street to the Harbor Feight/Planet Fitness lot that has a dead end street close by. Saw other cars and trucks parked the night in that lot as well.

Nice little spot, although you can hear that compressor thing All. Night. When roads are dry, access is easy. I'm high-clearance/4WD, but could have accessed in a passenger car. When the roads are wet, forget it. This site works for pickup/van-sized vehicles or smaller. No way for bigger/towed rigs. Probably OK for a campervan (if you don't mind backing up a ways in the AM.)

Here is the least tourist part of Aguas Calientes, where you can find the cheapest restaurants. We ate two dinners menu here, for 35 soles we had two soups, two trout with rice, fries and salad and a drink. The food is simple but tasty! The staff seemed nice and we were the only gringos in there. There are also street food vendors in the area if you want something even cheaper

This place has plenty of big rig parking. The van/car side can get a bit crowded during the day. No real issues. Level for the van. Beautiful views. It is up a small incline to get to bathrooms if needed. 24 hour bathrooms. People during the day to clean up around the bathrooms so very nice.

Already closed since mid-March. Will stay so until next summer. Sad :(

Very frustrating, they close the trail as soon as they think the conditions aren't perfect: a bit of wind, rain, snow... and only tell you so at 10am on their Instagram feed.

Awesome place for over night. Pretty quiet. There was a large Schoolies. Plenty of room for large rigs. Pet friendly. Cops patrol regularly.

Especial para parar motorhomes , dormimos sin problema

Another great Maverick station. Free potable water at pump 21/22. Free clean dump station behind the building on the NW side. Fill up gas to show your thanks.

Small highway rest stop. Great place to stay if you arrive too late to find dispersed sites. The truck spaces in the center were already full when we arrived about 8pm, and semis were starting to park along the side of the road adjacent to the rest stop. If you come with a trailer or a motorhome too long to fit in the head-in parking, please consider parallel parking along the sides of the lot, and save the truck spots for semis. Though you can't see it at night, this is actually a pretty spot, surrounded by red cliffs. Pretty much no Verizon signal at all.

A public campsite in the forest dot with showers toilets and barbecue places. hiking trails are around. Free entry, no cars, no camper van just bicycle and back packers.

Super nice people, they fixed our problem in 30 min. thanks!!