Seaside camp northern Paracas | Wild Camping

January 5th, 2020 by ejb007

As of Jan 2020 this park of the park is closed for conservation reasons. May open again in the future. You can ask at entrance to park when you arrive if you want more information.

September 25th, 2019 by sefwaldron

Nice spot for a night, it seems no one is charging entrance for the park at the moment (low season?) so free and view of the lobos. Not very level but plenty of rocks to sort that out. Hardly any wind when we were there.

March 19th, 2019 by Ride2Kite

Fantastic place to pitch our tent in the hollow in front of the stone beach. Parked the bikes to give some wind protection, manageable. Spoke to some fisher man. Very secure place in my opinion. Spectacular sunset. Many sea birds, sea lobos and a sea otter. El candelabro in walking distance. Payed entrance for 1 day 11 soles pp and stayed 3 nights im the park at different locations. Loved it.

September 27th, 2018 by Live The Postcard

I keep laughing at the last check in and I guess you shouldn't camp in March. we had a great night, wind actually picked up after sunset and then really died down around 10 PM. was not that windy at all, very manageable. would only suggest one night as there were quite a few people/locals that came around the next day. we left as we felt too many people saw us. there are reports of robberies south of here. great spot for a night and TOTALLY worth the drive out. there is an obvious road (dirt) to the left off the main road, follow out and then follow your GPS/location until you arrive in area and park anywhere. not very level but some rocks around. happy trails!

September 15th, 2018 by gogobrunhilde

Beautiful, remote and especially windy place!
We spent here a night and a day, without seeing anybody (except some fisher boats).
No signal.

March 11th, 2018 by andersonrachel

beautiful desolate park, sadly not the place for a rooftent. we spent most of the night wondering when we were going to take off. wind died a little by dawn/ early morning. no one around.

December 12th, 2017 by beyoundmountainsofficial

We arrived after sunset and the view is fantastic! Birds, the sea and the small little beach. We are not sure if the road is for every car because some parts are really steep and neither for ours, and that's why we put up this post to warn everybody. Still outstanding!

May 3rd, 2017 by www.practicingforretirement.com

Few fishermen here, but noone moved us on. We did a loop clockwise around the park to see all the wildcamps and settled on this one. No facilities but spectacular. Wind doesn't bother us, but there is no place to avoid it in this area.

More generally about the park : we didn't see any 'sand dunes', most of the hills were hard rock, with a layer of sand on top. I think it would be pretty tough to get bogged in soft sand around here. Main issue is steepness - some people are obviously braver then others when launching down a steep slope. We had a great time riding around in our 2x4 4runner.

February 6th, 2017 by sabbat-on-tour.de

a guardian on motobike forbid us to overnight at this spot; camping is allowed only in Lagunilla;

September 13th, 2016 by Tucks' Truck

beautiful peaceful spots to park-up along the cliffs. well worth the small effort to get here, away from the crowds of the southern shore. no facilities.

June 20th, 2016 by Nick 'n Hanna

Very nice spot overlooking the sea, with many birds and in the morning some sea lions. Little beach just in front. Sheltered from all roads.

From the main road to Atenas, turn left just after km sign 35 (dirt track).