Check-Ins

Next to the trash cans, there is a tap with potable water to fill your bottles. On the side of that cement column, there is another tap, where you can connect your house to fill your tank.

9 bolivianos, very nice and police just wave us.

Klusa vieta pie dabas kur var pārnakšņot kemperī vai teltī.

closed in April. not sure when it opens

tons of spaces along this road,
this one is off the road and big enough for several vehicles.
fighter jets playing overhead, cool to listen to

This is a wonderful place. Nice, clean shower and restroom. Club house is neat with a full kitchen. You can buy real ranch eggs for $4/ doz.
$30 full Hook ups
$15 tent
$1.75 wash
discount for military and first responders, or the discount camping cards. Can use credit cards.
yes, windy but not as bad as Lee's ferry campground.

Parked our RV here right in front of the police station while doing a 3 day hike in the colca Cañón, asked to the police and they say it's safe. nothing happend so all good!

perfect, a clean dump and fresh water. left a donation

Not easy to find, it’s in the back of the motel
Pas facile à trouver, derrière le motel, tout près du stationnement des gros camions

Very friendly people. We were able to use our own hose. Paid 100 Pesos for 120liters of water. Easy to park in front of the shop.

Seafood restaurant -fantastic food & service! Best empanadas in Baja! Nice sized menu with fresh ingredients, cold beer and very good prices. Worth the trip :)

Big athletic park with facilities on both sides of the TransCanada highway. Depending on where you park you can be anywhere from 500' to 1500' from the highway, however it is normally very quiet for the night Lots of activity during the day, dog walkers, sporting events... Stayed here numerous times, never been bothered, even with out of province plates and a rig that is obviously an RV

Nice place for the night, right next to the beach. Friendly owners will let you stay in a tent or small rig if consume at the restaurant. There are a couple of cabins too. Hamacas, palapa, restaurant pit toilet....

we got Diesel here. were grateful and didn't negociate.

Tuvimos que pasar una semana en este lugar por trámites. No tuvimos ningún problema. Solo hay música fuerte los fines de semana por la noche. Hay baños públicos nuevos pero no están abiertos aún.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at 47.21345, -119.99530

Centro de tratamento de água. Água potável.

Free open guest wifi at the day use parking area near the entrance

We found the hose but here was no water coming out of it. We don’t know whether that is temporary or permanent.

Really stunning and quiet, great view of the lake, very clean

Very nice coe campground well spaced with large mature trees to provide plenty of shade. Some sites are right in the water and I believe all sites have concrete pads, picnic table and charcoal grill. 50 amp service is on some sites along with sewer. Standard fee is $24 and half that with a pass. There are some small insects buzzing around...
5G cell service

Right next to the “Patacoré” complex, there is a small hotel which can also accommodate vans/motorhomes. There are only one or 2 places but even big rigs can fit (ours is 7m40 long, 3m high which is the maximum to fit). There is a swimming pool, billiards, electricity, toilets, water, etc.). We paid 50,000 pesos per night for the vehicle.
They also rent rooms if you need.
It's smaller than Patacoré with a little fewer services (no restaurant but a fast food delivery service in the evening) but also more intimate (we were alone for 2 days)!
You can choose now !

Juste à côté du complexe « Patacoré », il y a un petit hôtel qui peut également accueillir des vans/camping-car. Il n’y a qu’une ou 2 places mais même les grands camping-car peuvent rentrer (le notre fait 7m40 de long, 3m de haut ce qui est le max pour pouvoir rentrer). Il y a une piscine, un billard, de l’électricité, des toilettes, de l’eau, etc…). Nous avons payé 50.000 pesos par nuit pour le véhicule. Ils louent également des chambres.
C’est plus petit que Patacoré avec un tout petit peu moins de services (pas de restaurant mais un service de livraison de fast food le soir) mais aussi plus intimiste (nous étions seuls pendant 2 jours)!
A vous de de choisir!

We had a hole in our radiator wich was not possible to fix with a DIY gasket-maker or the „stop radiator-leak“ stuff.
This guys fix radiators with welding/soldering.
We paid 800C for about 1.5h work.

parfait, accessible, pas cher, a rempli nos bouteilles Canadiennes. 10,80/litre

Buen lugar, parque con juegos para niños. Biblioteca con acceso a internet. Cerca del súper AKI donde venden yerba mate 🧉.

juste à côté du Walmart, belle laverie, neuve et propre, avec de grosses machines, en self service.
110 pesos la machine de 20kg, lavé et séché.
beaucoup de place sur le parking du Walmart, pour tous les véhicules.

right next to Walmart, nice laundromat, new and clean, with large machines, self-service. 110 pesos for a 20kg machine, wash and dry. Nice place in Walmart parking lot, for all vehicles

Once I figured out how to book a site (by pleading with the state parks office to help me), it was a quiet night in a nice location.

There are several campgrounds in the park, but someone coming from out of state and just looking for a place to stay for the night would have trouble finding a map or deciding on an appropriate location. Thank goodness I got to the parks office before they closed.

Normally, with my camper van, I can use a "tent" site that has a drive-up parking spot. But the staff convinced me that those spots may not be appropriate for sleeping overnight. It's a good thing I listeed to them, because a couple camped next to me in a rooftop tent on their truck had problems. When they booked a tent site, they found that although it said there was a parking spot, the tent site was down in a depression where it would have been impossible to drive.

Fortunately the park was very empty, and both my neighbors and I could get a cement pad to park on.

I guess I'd say the interface to book a site is not easy, and even figuring out where you're supposed to camp or what your options are is kind of difficult. On top of that, Oklahoma state parks sent me a survey, and the link doesn't work at all. So I can't even give them my thoughts on how terrible their interface is.

Good luck. Tried finding a spot on a Monday and it’s completely packed out. We drove all the way down to the windmill (says closed but people were still there). It blows my mind the amount of people that hold spots with tents but are very clearly not at the camp spot. Lot of people spreading out their belongings to take up a spot that couldn’t potentially hold multiple vehicles. Roads aren’t bad. Service is good.

Great place! Entered park paying $7 fee, then realized we wanted to stay. So returned to entrance gate and checked campground availability. We got a non-hookup site for $15. She charged $7 again for the day pass, then refunded initial. Nice to skip the online fees by just showing up, lots of sites here. $22 total for a night and amazingly blue and clear lake in the middle of the desert! Oh ya, look out for donkeys in the road!

It’s a State Park in a National Forest. We asked the ranger and he told us we could stay in our van overnight if we left in the morning; he gave us his phone number and told us to call if anything was amiss. We invited him to join us for morning coffee.