Check-Ins

We where very well welcomed by Santiago and made a new friend.
Now has Wifi and is Roof tent welcome also.
The place is simple but we feel at home. Recomended.
Keep all clean. Santiago is a great guy.

Big site, fenced and guy that showed up said $20 USD per person, then came down to 500sp for three people. He's just making it up.

We paid 45 bol in dorm. Very fresh night, the blankets weren't enough for us! You have to pay an extra deposit to cook, go to the reception for every utensil. Too bad! Breakfast, wifi, hot water. Place in the courtyard to lay the bicycles.

parking in front of the beach; quiet; Recommended restaurant The Ralf at 300 m ; Flamingos, pelicans.
4G signal for MTC

3000p ( for two with 2WD van ) for the night, nice owners ! At the entrance of the hike.

From the main road, turn and past the entrance abandoned ( like parc or resort ) follows the road ( volcanic sand ) and the 2 first road on the left bring you close to the river. Not the best, but quiet and see views of both volcano ! No grass for tents.

Into the Forest, you pay 5000p/p for like wild camping, they close the doors at 6:00pm and you have to cross river ( without shoes ) ok if you haven’t reservation, better chose “vista hermosa” or “junta”. “Tarwen” expensive also for what is it !

Parque arqueologico exponiendo ruinas de Santa Fe la Vieja. Sitio muy bonito, guias apasionados. El museo estuvo cerrado para renovacion y deberia abrir de nuevo en 6 meses. Hemos pagado 25 pesos/pers para visitar la iglesia y una casa de epoca reconstituada con guias para los 2. El parque es muy grande y lindo, es posible ir caminando o con coche para descubrir otras ruinas de casas de la ciudad con carteles explicativos.

Very Nice campsite, lots off shade, River vieuw, Nice pool and very good ablutions.

New campground 500m off street with View on two volcanoes. Sites with trash bin, electricity, light, and shelter with table and bench. Hot showers 24h and clean toilets. Costs 15.000 CLP per site. Wi-Fi at the sites and the reception. You can buy bread and Pizza at the reception. English speaking staff member.

you can refill a garafon of 20 liters with purified water for 5 quetzal

Very nice stay. The description much as other posts. It was a breeze. They wanted $8 per person we offered $5 pppn all excepted. The staff was great. This is the better camp in out of season in Cape Mcclear. Clean and maintained well. Lot of protection if rainy in the park. Stayed 2 nights.

Quaint campground (and rooms) with electric, clean bathrooms and cold showers. Beach access, friendly and extremely helpful family runs it. We had room for our 17 foot trailer and enjoyed the stay. Pet friendly as well.

$100 peso per person, per night with electricity.

Beaucoup de spots de camping sauvage sur le bord de la route. Terrain plat, sableux. Paysages superbes. Venteux du soir au matin.

Very nice place. Same prices. Bring food and water with you plus confortable shoes. Recommended.

Super nice place to visit and spend the day. Some locals around with music during the day. Stayed two nights, before and after going to Tamasopo falls. Free, quite nights. Stayed on the big grassy parking lot. Recommended.

Pebbly Beach campground sits by a small bay north of Station Creek Beach. Getting to this remote campground is as much an adventure as staying there – you’ll need to drive along the beach and cross a saltwater estuary at low tide.
Once you’re there, the fun really begins. Settle into a spacious campsite, just metres from the she-oak lined shore, then start exploring. You’ll find great walking tracks in the area, and the nearby headlands are excellent for whale watching.

Number of campsites - 60

Camping type - Tent, Camper trailer site, Caravan site, Camping beside my vehicle
Facilities - Toilets

Please note-

This campground is not suitable for large caravans. You can bring small caravans and trailers if towed by high clearance 4WDs.

Free firewood is available at the Station Creek turnoff.

Price-

$12 per adult per night.
$6 per child per night. Child rates apply for children aged 5-15 years only. Children under 5 years are free of charge.

Please note that during NSW & QLD school holidays and long weekends a minimum camping fee of $24 per site per night applies.

Entry fees
Vehicle entry fees are not included in your accommodation or camping fees.

Bookings-
Bookings are not available.
The campground operates on a first in-first served basis so it’s a good idea to arrive early in the day, particularly during summer.

Nice little campsite by the lake! Good ablutions block (we had a cold shower). Owners are really friendly. Good first stop in Malawi coming from the border! Bread was nice! Camping $7 pp.

Also doable in the rainy season! We went up when it was dry but at the top it started pouring! So the way down was a bit more exciting, some muddy sections but it’s mainly stones/sand and we managed just fine (in a 4x4).

Good Wifi, good Restaurants nearby. Rather narrow, not for big rigs.

Atm in a small class cabin right next to the tourist info. You can get money with your visa (which was not possible for us at all banco estados earlier).
However it costs 4700 Peso for all amounts we tried.

We found this place next to the río Blanco. The river is very beautiful and the owners invited us to come closer the river.
They told us that they are settling up a campground here and are probably finished by end of 2019. Right now there were no facilities but I am sure that if you have a motor home you can already stay. The owners José Luis and his dad are very friendly.
Even if you don't want to camp it is worth a visit to come close the river.

Feel free to contact José Luis for any questions 990168551

We did the rafting here at the río Blanco. It was a lot of fun and the river is just beautiful. The whole team was very friendly and fun.

Very pretty place to spend the night. Very windy the night we were there. road out to the point was one of the easiest dirt roads we have done in Baja. When you arrive, a security guy will come to tell you that it's ok to sleep here. He told us they were watching the coast for pirates. He did not appear to be joking.

good place to stay overnight with free and clean toilets (24h). if you stay behind the building you will have the noise of the trucks...

Pretty private spot with beautiful views. Its a bit trashy though, looks like people had been dumping trash here for a while. The views made us stay the night but after the rain the stench made us leave. Unfortunate...

Lindo lugar. Tiene baños públicos con agua potable y duchas. Puedes acampar gratis tranquilamente.

Nice place. Toilets with shower and running water. You can free camping safely.

Basic but clean hotel. Rooms big enough to take bicycles into them and they were happy with that (it is upstairs though). 20,000 for room with double bed, with shared bathroom. Shower was fairly terrible (probably better if you shower earlier in the day as the hot water seems to run out), also didn’t have shower head. Can’t complain though, WiFi worked well and it’s close to big Tiger supermarket. Bit noisy from 6am but quiet enough during day and night. You have to ring the bell to get in or out!

The Husky female dog visited us twice this day!
No horses only us here!
Noice from the routa nearby !
And from the waterboyz!

Parqueamos para pasar la noche allí, nos cobraron $7000 por persona (dormimos en nuestra van). Excelente vista al desierto y tranquilidad.