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Not a great wildcamp as it’s a steep sided hill, it’s the mirador over the town with a building on the top and houses half way up. Almost no options for out of sight, flat camping. We stayed at Taita Cristobal instead - great place!

such an amazing view and quiet, just a perfect place for few nights
very windy when we were there

Good spot for visiting bryce canyon, very quiet, just a perfect place for few nights

such an amazing view and quiet, just a perfect place for few nights

Nice spot but showers are outside cold showers FYI.

Great food. Sudado is awesome. 7 soles menu and 15 other dishes.

Very good food and fair prices. Toilets are clean and WiFi is fast.

No longer accepting warmshowers guests. Dorm beds $9

Cheap option in this town - 60Q for a dorm room, hot showers and shared kitchen. Some space for bicycles along the alleyway.

Along this street, and some others in the area, you can find free parking. It is just next to a bike rental station, so very convenient to access the city. I would sleep here if I had to stay overnight, it is a quiet residential area.

Basic but very homely and welcoming hostel ($7 dorm beds) with camping option ($5 per tent). Shared kitchen and cold showers but at this price you can't complain. Very friendly owners. We enjoyed our stay.

Nice service area juste before the payed station with Hot shower for free in the men toilets. Open all night long not so much traffic so not really noise. We just park the van in front of the bathroom and nobody bother us. Really nice for one nigth

Perfect place to sleep in the city. Very quiet and with a lot of RV (big rigs) and vans sleeping here. We stayed here 3 nights.

We parked in this street overnight in our RV with no isssues! Great spot 🙃

Same as already been said - $12pp in very nice rooms with en-suite, good shower with towels and soap, quick wifi, but what sold it to us is that there’s a kitchen and dining room with a great oven! (They will make you breakfast and dinner too, but is $3-5 extra).
There’s a supermarket and big fruit/veg stall (only Monday/Tuesday) a 2 minute walk away and a Pichincha ATM, restaurants and bakery. They also have a bit of grass near the back (on either side of gravel parking lot) where they allow tent camping. Looked after two of our bags while we rode around Cotopaxi- they have secure luggage store (free). Very good place.

We were in contact with these guys through Facebook messenger and were going to stay but on the day they didn’t have any water so we went elsewhere. They seemed really friendly though and got back to us quickly. $5pp/pn in cabin and $5pp camping but can stay for more than one night for that $5.

There is WiFi available at this library 24/7, whether open or closed! You can park outside and still get WiFi, and across the street in the parking lot there are outlets to plug in for electricity!

soy chileno y quiero saber de lugares donde acampar

Small honda shop with friendly people. We could fill our american bottle quickly here after an unsuccessfull try (at autogasco, in the south east of santiago).

Calle Espana: to avoid crazy fees from ATMs bring $$ and change to pesos. Price almost the exchange rate. very friendly. They all stand around and often have a calculator hanging out their pocket! Quite obvious which ones they are.

Couldn't fill our american gas bottle here; it's an gas station for cars; they were agree to fill but they (and I too) don't have an adaptator... So I went to Jovirec, in the south west of Santiago, and did it there.

Got here on a Sunday afternoon, paid 30 pesos, spent the night with no problem. Quiet and empty on Monday morning.

good cheap tacos.
English menu if you're really bad at spanish.
seriously, stop here to eat.

Beautiful historic hotel built in 1863. Pet friendly with secure parking garage. Very friendly staff. Large clean room. $34 per night no charge for dog.

Very nice place to camp in bayou on the mexico gulf coast. Very quiet and peaceful.

We tried and tried to book online without success. Did the whole process up to making payment and each time we got an error message stating the amount due had changed. Sometimes the cost went up and other times it went down?? But whatever we couldn't make a booking.
Copa was straight forward although a bit more expensive.
Good luck!

Excellent spot, very quiet. We spent 1 night here with our big rig.

We arrived in the dark and the entire road was closed due to rain. We were on bicycles and couldn’t see the condition of the road so did not go any further and decided to head into El Sauzal instead.

This is a rest area with a very informal campground tucked in behind it. We were cycle tourists and charge 200 pesos for the three of us. The area has lots of shaded spots with places to make fires. It has toilets but no water. There is a large sheltered area that would be perfect for a cycle tourist looking to get out of the rain or in need of shade for a few hours. We set out tents up under to protect them from the due, even though there was a lot of light. It even had a big fire place which we enjoyed. We were the only ones there but there was a lot of noise from the highway 1 which runs right next to the campground.

First parking of tochal mountain.
You have to pay to enter but you can stay the night. There is a water tap and toilets.