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Purifacadora easy access right off highway, 12 pesos for a garrafon, also have a hose to fill RV tanks

Wanted to stay the night but the security guy said it was 100 pesos, did not stay but looks ok.

Located inside an open air market. We saw several locals eating lunch here so we decided to give it a try. Excellent food and inexpensive. We ordered four tacos for 35 pesos. The gorditas are a must!

Very expensive. 310 Pesos for a basket. We put our stuff in one but then a woman from the back told the guy at the desk that it needs to be 2. I don’t really understand why, it wasn’t much to wash. Only few things that got dirty while wearing yesterday. Can not recommend. In Las Grutas we paid 200 for a big wash.

No chance to change money when you have letters in your ID or passport number. They have to registrate you in their system and that accepts no letters. Only open from 8am to 2pm. Exchange rates are good.

Currently under renovations and not open. The original poster appears to be the owner.

This is wild camping just outside the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park so pack in and pack out. Lots of room for large RVs with OHVs.
Close to the highway.
Numerous accesses along the highway.

Good parking for overnight stay. Nice cafeteria with 5min free internet.

In the meantime, the entrance gate has horizontal strips (dark blue and white) and there is a sign nearby (camping car/ingreso cochera).
By now, WiFi is reaching the parking spots, too. Still 15 S/pp/pn.

open: sunday-thursday 7.00am-9.30 pm, friday 6.00am -4pm, closed on sarurday. menus for 5, 8 or 10sols. really tasty! recommended after many meals with meat.

Located on Santa Anna Point this park is a beautiful location overlooking the Magellan Straits. It has an informative museum, fort reconstructed some time ago and a fantastic coastal walk with platforms for viewing the whales, sea lions and birds. Bring your binoculars. We saw 7 or 8 whales reasonably close in and lots of sea lions playing and jumping.

16000 pesos pp for foreigners and 35000 for family of four. Includes informative guided tours in English or Spanish.

Dra. Isabel Mundaca is a very nice vet where you can get the health certificate for your pet.

Note: make sure internal and external anti parasitic is explicitly mentioned in the certificate.

For Peru: your dog needs a vaccation against corona virus.

9.000 for the certificate and the vaccination

Hours: 9.-13.00 / 16.00-19.00

ótimo lugar para acampar 30 p/p , sombra e vista para o mar

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Big flat gravel area/beach 40m x 60m with some grassy spots surrounded with bushes from the street side. Some trash laying around at the fire places. One parking spot in the north east corner is pretty well hidden surrounded with bush from 3 sides and big enough for a big rig.

There is a beach wich can be used as a tent camping area right next to it with plastic toilets and trash bins. There is a lot of shade from trees too. There might be a way to acces with cars too but we didn’t check.

We were the only ones except for some people with a tent here for 2h of lunch and it was raining too but I guess it can get crowded when the sun is shining and especially on weekends.

Open, on janvier 2019, price is 5 $ pp, we were there with a small van ...

This place is a paradise for bikers/hikers. Imagine camping out on a beach that feels like it's made for you (I haven't seen anybody), surrounded by coconut trees that enable you to make your own Rice & Beans and to top it off: There is an awesome night sky if you're lucky with the clouds. Stop imagining and camp right here, there is an entrance on the side of the road. No facilities. Don't leave your garbage please.

We just spent one night here and my opinion is somewhere in the middle of other reviews.

Incredible spot on the coast, with incredible views.

100 pesos is only $5USD and much less than campos with more facilities, so the price is fair.

The road in is challenging but will depend on weather/rain. A high clearance vehicle is necessary and 4WD might be at times. It was our challenge with our Ford Transit.

DO NOT follow the arrow on the sign - when we visited, some "funny guy" made an arrow to the left and we foolishly followed it getting stuck in sand. We got ourselves out because we are well equipped but .... turn RIGHT at the sign and head straight. The GPS location is correct.

A good spot in an area where there is little else organized.

They do not refill propane tanks here. He told me to take the exit toward Cabo about 5km

Filled up our water tanks. Charged me 20 pesos for 7 gallons (26.5 liters) even though a 20 liter garaphon was only 10 pesos

Nice little spot with fish and shrimp tacos. The deep fried avocado is amazing!

Works well (with american 6kg bottles for us).

Great food, friendly service, good prices

Family run restaurant. Delicious breakfast. amazing cappuccino. Also open for lunch and dinner.

Nice place. I payed 4000 Pesos for one person and tent. To be recommeded especially for cyclists that are sick of that heavy trafic road. Really cool here.

yes, you can park free before or behind the bridge. also you can have hot poola by the river for free! cross the bridge between the indoor and outdoor pools turn right for 200 Meter and you will find the pools. between 34 and 60 degrees. not very deep but gorgeous.
!! what you should not miss is the 1250 meter roundtrip through the jungle. its primär jungle like in the Amazonas region. both best between a rainy day.
enjoy it.

great place to enjoy food and craft beer. brewmaster is on the floor helping coordinate busy dinner guests. Lots of great beers. place next door was too busy busy, we went there earlier and they only had half the beers available anyways. This place is awesome with atmosphere and brew selection

Great free street parking right on the beach with a view of the pier. We pulled up to this spot and there were no signs or any indication it’s not allowed. When we woke up there were other RV’s and vans parked there. We were in our 21ft Toyota Sunrader and we fit perfectly in the last spot on the hill. We used leveling blocks and it was great. There is even a public bathroom right next door and an outdoor shower!

cool place, right at the pink lagoons. tourists during the day but it's perfectly possible to camp at night, and there is a guard on duty. also, flamingos nearby. No facilities, strong 3g cell signal.

Quoted 250 pesos (no pool use), but sadly they don't seem to allow kids.