Check-Ins

Thanks for the most useless post ever: there is something to see, if you are interested, look it up yourself...

Actually we passed by. There is a rundown hotel and a little cave by the river. Nothing to see at all

There is a sign only picnic use ( new sign?) In fact it’s in the parc boundary. There is a garbage bin. We did not stay.

We stayed one night here. It was quiet and the place has two toilets. There is a sign with "recreation area".

Had a safe and quiet night here after leaving the Grutas around 6p. Parked on the far side next to the rock wall to avoid the tourist traffic and for a bit of wind protection. Beautiful sunrise. Tour buses did arrive early though, around 7a waking us up. Overall a good option if you want to avoid paying the extra day camping down by the river.

great walmart parking. alot of spots :) alot of campers of all kinds.

Excellent find! They let us camp for free if we bought food from the restaurant, which was both affordable and delicious. Pool was delightful. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

2 Persons with 1 Rooftent

nice place

good facilities
130Kw pp.

$15 for a tent - Includes shower and wood (can be found bucked and stacked near edge of some sites). Great little campground, large sites in nice forest, older but clean facilities. Very kind owners, dog friendly

we were passing by after sunset and nobody was there...

Now € 8 for 24 hours. Internet still good. Sorry, we didn't check out toilets and showers either. (Didn't even saw the signs). Nice place on the river.

Hot showers for 1000 pesos but not clean at all!

We could fill our tanks of water for free and eat at the restaurant but the showers were out of service. Wifi is very bad.
We spent the night on the parking behind with all the trucks.

1700 pesos/kilo, say that you come from the Ioverlander app 😉
Really nice and welcoming lady, she will take care of your clothes for the next day. Bonus : the product she used smells incredible!
Just double check that you have everything, we had to come back for two things.

Walmart 24 heures avec garage pour changement d’huile et pneus. Stationné près du garage le Wifi rentre dans votre VR

This is a parking lot at the end of the road for Santa Rosa National Park.

The road becomes a 4x4 path after the last camp location.

Beyond this there is an area for tent camping and a large parking lot one could sleep in.

There is an expensive park entry see and also a camping fee but there are pit toilets, a sink, washboard and cold showers outside!

Skip this place and go to any other gas station with dump. The potable water isn't labeled, the dump area is a mess, the air chuck doesn't work and BOTH bathrooms are out of service.

Truck stop with semi trailers in the back and several spaces along the edge of the parking lot up front for other vehicles. I have stayed here several times without issues. Hot food and clean restrooms inside.

An open campsite near the highway with a small river (where you can swim, fish and even go tubing) and a bonfire pit.

We drove by and the owner Mike, his wife and their dog came to say hi. They take donations because they want to set up more ameneties for the campers. We gave 20$, they said it was too much. Amazing people.

By next year there should be toilets and showers, all of that for free! Pass the word.

Really good and clean Thai food! Came here twice while visiting Lima. Most dishes are 30 soles, they have a vegetarian menu with 7 dishes that can be made vegan! Won’t be disappointed!! Also the owner (a Thai lady) is super nice speaks Thai, Spanish and English!

Camping here as I’m on a 2-day fossil excavation field trip in the park.

As is often the case, campsites are too close together (especially if 10’ away are whining children and their screaming parents) but aside from that it’s a very nice campground

(TIP: The overflow area is comparatively quiet, ask if It is possible to move there if you’re unhappy with your site for any reason.)

stopped at the middle of the way somewhere in the forest, many fallen trees and landslide we didn't cross the main river...but beautifull hike and Valley, many birds and beautifull vegetation.

not an easy walk.

we start before the main campground because the two road were chained/closed. 4km short and very steep hike to go to the Ventisquero campsite and 10km more to reach the glacier.

at this time of the year, all campground are closed. we sleep on the parking lot before the closed campground.

We stayed 2 nights. Wonderful! Plenty of space to park the van. Clean toilet & shower. Well-equipped kitchen. Good WiFi. Good vibes. Good people. Good location & less than a 10-minute walk to India Dormida trailhead. Supermarket is a 3-minute walk. Friendly dogs! $8USD per person to camp. Recommended!

As said, great place! $15 for 1 person with breakfast. Super hot shower. Very friendly owner (the older gentleman). Secure parking.
Can be noisy on weekend.

I didn’t see anywhere to park here and this is nowhere near rainbow mountain.

Nice garden setup. Nice lady. Dirty bathroom. Cold shower.

All of the faucets here have a sign about a boil order (I.e. you must boil water at least one minute before drinking). this is in effect since July 11th. so it doesn't seem to be drinking water!

Indeed a beautiful spot. We had a great beaver “show”. We didn’t see the owner.

Nice place to park for a night. Took a long walk along the waterfront.

Sweet spot right on the lake between trees.
Small van (we have a VW vanagon) or great for tent too!

Stayed here last night with no issues! The overnight lot is 3B. There are a few other lots and none of them allow overnight parking. 3B is the only lot you can park overnight. Fine for an overnight spot. Great hikes at cypress park.