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Beautiful meadow surrounded by eucalyptus at the height of the main road. The entrance, which is done from the main road, is a bit hidden and needs to be high clearance. In case of rain the meadow is a little gaddly but we do not get bogged down because there are stones. Not visible from the main road but slightly visible from the track above. Very good 4G Claro signal.

Plenty of parking. Staff is great. Food was awesome. Spent too much at gift shop 🤣🤷🏼‍♀️ over all quiet after 10ish traffic wise. Lots of vanlifers and an rv, and truck camper. 😇

stayed 2 nights, $15 per night. it's pretty cool that they allow this, I wish other resorts did it. Only bummer is that we're here at the end of the season and the lot is empty, kinda feels like a bit of a rip-off...

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Absolutely stunning location. The site we were at was not very level, but each one had a beautiful gazebo, a fire pit with grill, mounted logs to sit on around the fire, and an additional charcoal grill (standing height). We never used the pit toilet.

We got our 20’ class B in with minimal issues. There were some soft spots on the narrow gravel road leading up to the site where we sunk in a little. The weather was dry and the wet spots were on high ground, so we didn’t expect them. But we persevered with nonissue.

Had the place to ourself. We took the upper location, which we heard had been washed out the year before due to heavy rain. Apparently it had been maintained since then because there was no evidence of any wash out.

We made the short trek up to the top of the rock walls behind our site and saw the epic views that expanded across the open terrain, with pockets of deep red rock in the distance, and the snowcapped mountains of Bighorn National Park further to the northeast. Words cannot portray the beauty. Would have loved to stay longer and explore all the trails we’ve heard so much about. We recommend 10/10, and will be returning!

Cristian is a welder and can do any metal works for you. He works very professionally. we got some fixings on our roof done. he speaks only Spanish. Marcos from Las Lomas gave us his contact and he can also help you with translations, if needed.

His phone number is: +591 79142193

Primitive NPS campground next to Rio Grande. Very quiet, large sites. Pit toilets, filtered drinking water spigot at entrance, several non-potable spigots throughout campground.

Great spot as stated below. As with all waterfalls in northern Zambia price approx $15 USD ppn + $5 per vehicle. Managed to negotiate down to $500 Kwacha for 2 people for a night.

We didn’t go all the way to the river, we took a small side street to the right which gave us great wind shelter for the night. Nice spot to spend the night between Puerto Natales and Punto Arenas.

Posto muito tranquilo de passar a noite. Muitos caminhões. Funcionamento até as 23 horas.

As the other reviews say, this is a great free spot for an overnight. Festive atmosphere when a crowd gathers to see the lights. It fills up with cars and campers just before sunset so get there early to snag a spot or come late after people leave.

It is not a camping, it is a Vialidad building! We asked for a place to pitch our tent and be protected from the wind (heavy) and the guy offered us to use the big parking space and gave us 10 liters of water! Next day he advised us about the route we were going to take! There is electricity to charge phones and small devices and free WiFi.

This spot is paradise!! People where very frendly and you can park right on the beach

Water is still there. Tastes a bit sour but better than nothing.

Free hot showers at the entrance of the gold mine. The security guards offered us to shower which is usually used by the truckers coming here.

Price for tent site is 25$(28-29$w tax). Perfect hot shower, hot water also in sinks, dishwashing sink. Laundry 2$, drying 2,5$. Nice spot.

Stayed here for the night. I was not sure whether to drive through the gates or not. So walked inside the police station (manned 24 hours) to ask officer on duty if parking is,allowed for night. He indicated talk to the guys who show up for night duty. I had shipping to do. On return, I drove straight in the gates and asked nobody. When couple of officer returned to the station, they saw me parked. They stopped over and inquired about my rig and my travels. They took my passport and entered information on their register informantion and I was good to go.At night tgey lock the door. It's all secure. I had to leave at 5 am to load car in container. Walked to officer on duty and I was good to go.
Nice, quiet & secure place to stay in my RTT. . Sorry forgot to the photos.

A simple but lovely shelter with partial protection from the wind. There are tables and chairs, and even an asado stove. Good for a rest or maybe staying a night.

Simple little spot right off the highway, good for one night or two but I wouldn't stay for longer as there is pretty consistent noise throughout the day, which is to be expected. Turnout is hard to miss, so keep an eye out. There was a nice firepit and plenty of wood, all wet because of the melting snow and rain though, but a good bit of trash all around the site I picked up (beer cans, plastic water bottles, random bits of paper and plastic). Had the place all to myself! You definitely do not need 4WD.

Praça movimentada até as 22h, depois ficou muito tranquilo

We stayed two days at Davids place and we had a great time. Although it was very hot during the day, we were able to cool off a little in the shaded campspot. He recently did some work on the property to be able to receive guests more easily. He extended his fence so it’s big rig friendly now. There is a new bathroom with a shower and toilet. You can use the washing machine. If you’re staying more than one night, it’s free. David helped us with information about the Masaya Artesanal Market and how to get there by bus. He is very knowledgable about the area and offers guided tours as well. It’s a perfect spot to leave your truck or camper for the day and take the bus either to Managua or Masaya.

David brought us fresh coffee every morning, he said it’s included in the service. You can also order breakfast, lunch or dinner for a fee. Camping is now $10 per night. There is room for two cars/campers/trucks and there is a sheltered tent spot as well.

Verry quiet and safety, wihtout wind.

Lugar tranquilo y sin viento

Free campsite with individual spaces, fire pits and pit toilets. Two shelters where you can sit or cook if it rains.

great location and security by cameras. did not find the place where to pay (100T/hr), but after 7PM its free till next morning 8AM

Nice place with great view and ablutions. In the new ablutions was only cold water, we could use another ablutions with hot water. James was not here, but his friendly wife. Perfect for the night before or after the Maasai Mara NP.
Paid 1000ksh pppn. Watch out for the nasty ants, we really fought a war with them...

Best Dosa and all the good south indian food!! Don‘t miss this place, it‘s super local, fair prices and soooo delicious food.
There is also a good pharmacy just opposite of it.

We spent 1 night there, not so quiet... Police didn't come, but many dogs barked all night long. We left for the bird parking, really more quiet than here.

Sale los miércoles a las 21 hs, (hay que estar 3 horas antes)
el nuestro salió una hora tarde y llego a La Guaira a las 8.30am
Además del pasaje, hay que pagar la tasa de impuesto por circular por el puerto que lo cobra el gobierno. lamentablemente no tienen categoría para bicicleta asique la hacen pasar como "vehículo liviano" (siendo que no tiene motor) 5$ por bicicleta.
los trabajadores son muy amables.
arriba del ferry hace frío, recomiendo llevar abrigo. nosotros llevamos las bolsas de dormir y no tuvimos nada de frío. hay un servicio de buffet pero no pregunte precios.

Price Update: 2400 Arg Pesos per Perso and 3400 Arg Pesos for a Campervan.
The place is nice and safe.
Pool and sport facilities were closed.
we stayed for two nights, taking into account how close it is to the city center, good hot showers, electricity ...we were happy to stay there. the price seems fair.

Beautiful campground. Stayed 2 nights. Showers could use an update but were functional. Nice beach around the campground to walk. Beautiful sunset. $34 per night. Would stay again

Arriving in Uruguay from Argentina.

After you exit the ferry, stop to your left near the big modern glass building which has scanners for luggage. Ignore any workers who direct you otherwise.

Pass the scanners and to the left, you should see a big Aduana / Customs sign and two green office chairs where you can wait.

You need Mercosur insurance to get Uruguayan TIP. Customs officers will use the information on the insurance to issue the TIP as it is easier for them as all information is already in Spanish.

Easy process, super friendly people. Got a 1 year TIP.