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Nice rest stop. Bathrooms, lots of parking and picnic tables. Good service with AT&T and Verizon.

Nice place. We did a bonfire. At night very quite!! 👌

Pretty fast Internet, some plug points. Very large menu, decent portions, great customer service, Don Jose is a lovely person.

Good place to sleep for one night.
much space.

Great place to stay
With water and electricity
Free

Great spot! Perfect when you are tired or have issues getting over the pass. I blew an air suspension line and needed to be done for the day! Great cell reception. Please no campfires! Trail worker stopped and said camping is fine but if there is evidence of a fire they would have to call the sheriff and would have to close the spot

Day use has a $5 fee, this is a state park. Day use parking is probably about a 10 min walk to the showers. The shower in C is right across from camp hosts. No parking other than camp sites nearby. I felt weird trying to sneak in but the campground is lovely so at only $23 a night, I splurged and reserved a spot. The shower was just warm, not hot. No temp control. But it did the job.

baños en muy buen estado y limpieza, duchas con agua caliente las 24hs. fuimos el primero de mayo y fue gratis. no sabemos.si por la fecha o por ser fuera de temporada. algunas campers. nos sentimos seguros.

The gates were closed when I went 👎 wouldn't recommend

Still there, still looks nice. But they wanted 20 Soles for each bycicle per night. So we didn't stay. Prices are a little higher now, but still a good deal of you are not on a bycicle.

Pros- free
Cons-
Unleveled
Rocky
Bug infestations
Homeless camps
Partying till 4am
Quads all night long till 3am.
Trash

Your call.

car camped here on our road trip for 4 nights. there's a car park with 'no overnight parking, signs but we spotted a few other RVs and campers here.
we had no trouble, had council workers in and around us in the morning. none of them said anything to any of us, washrooms are locked at night and are unlocked at around 8 am.
felt very safe here!

Lots of BLM designated camping spots. Road rough but doable with 2wd.

We were happy because we could park our motorhome (6.60m) here for 10000 for 24h. There is a watertap and the water is potable. We could sleep in our motorhome. There is only one place along the wall for a big rig. We felt safe, but the barrio is not the best one. The parking did the job.

After made the cruce Panama-cartagena, something made bad sound in the wheels, so contact with David, and he help us and fixed the problem.

The bearings were destroyed and the gearbox and we fixed a brake leak. He helps us with everything and even if it is a holiday, any problem you have you can call him, a couple of hours from Cartagena

Stunning views! Huge area and we had the whole place to ourselves. No mice when we were here

There is a small turn around area at the end of the road with a small fairy level grassy area off of it. There is possibly room for 2 vehicles to camp there but you would be right next to one another in the knee high tall tick filled grass. There are overgrown trails and yes a cool spring.. but if you are looking for a multiple day campsite I would suggest going elsewhere. there are a few places a small vehicle could park on the side of the road but not very comfortably and no room to put out chairs or anything. I wouldn't call this a campground what so ever. If you are looking to tent camp maybe it would be ok but the entire place is overgrown and full of ticks and poison ivy. please see photo to see the size of the camping area. I stayed one night and did not pull entirely up into the grass due to multiple large rocks hidden in the grassy area. The rest area down the road would have been a better choice. Photos make it look like a large parking area than it actually is.

Quite easy access with 30 ft RV. Flat site here. You could go deep in the forest with an adapted vehicle.
Permit required for campfire

Wonderful find, thanks. Stayed here for a night before the border. The bar can get quite loud so I went as far as possible across the river.
plenty of spaces to camp and lots of dead trees for firewood.

abandoned and a lot of trash in the shelter.
However you could pitch your tent at the nearby, beautiful viewpoint. ;-)
water source nearby as well (down at the bridge)
But be careful the bridge has obvious holes!

It seems like a new campsite.
They serve food, has Wifi and basic convenience store.

free space for camping, next to trail, no facilities, but great views and very quiet!

Arrived here at night on 5/1 during a snowstorm and had it all to myself. Stayed the night. Being off season didn’t have to pay. Woke up to amazing views and white winter wonderland.

Dormimos aqui uma noite, lugar tranquilo com vista para a baía, não tem água nem luz.
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We slept here one night, a quiet place overlooking the bay, there is no water or electricity.

Nous y avons passé une nuit. Très tranquilles. Beau ciel étoilé Il faut faire 3 miles de Gravel dont le 1er est le plus difficile (washboards) mais après c’est mieux. Il faut juste aller plus lentement mais ça vaut la peine. On l’a fait avec notre Promaster sans problème 😀

Rendu au point sur Google on est rester là mais il est possible d’aller plus près du Canyon où il a une place pour faire un feu

C’est à 15-20 minutes de l’entrée sud
Du Parc. Il y a aussi d’autres spot sur le chemin si vous ne voulez pas aller à 3 miles de la route principale.

To get to the trailhead you need to take a kombi (3sol pp) at the cross 13 de diciembre and Cajamarca take one that goes to Recrish and get down at the cross of Recrish and Pocyac (if you talk to the driver he’ll let you know when you’ve to get down)
Then you just have to follow the path, even if it is no marked with signs you won’t get lost as you can clearly see the path. First, you’ll arrive to Laguna Radian (3890msnm). Once there, from the north part of Laguna Radian take the path that follows the river and following it you’ll find Laguna Mullaca (4610msnm).
Good hike to get used to the height as the ascent is not too pronounced and you go up little by little. It took us around 4h going up and 3h back down. The views are stunning.

We didn’t come with our motorhome, even so, we saw the parking and it’s perfect for overnight.
Instead, we took a kombi at Avenida Raymondi and Gamarra and paid 20sol pp round trip.
I would totally recommend coming with the motorhome.

This location is a test stop for travelers. Not sure if you can stay overnight.
It is about 1.5 miles further west on the Oatman Hwy than the pin shows.

Two Australians and an American were murdered here yesterday . Surfing and camping on the beach . Their truck and tent was burned . Do not come here

Beautiful location to camp. Ourselves and another RV stayed the night. Our 25ft just fitted into the parking spot. There are clean restrooms next to the shop near the lodge.