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We slept one night here and was completely fine. Very quite at night.

Hotel near the municipal park and near the bakery, the supermarket....
Very friendly owner.
Rooms are spacious with A/C , TV and cold shower
WiFi is available
We paid 50 000 pesos for a room with 2 double beds.

mansa immigration on the second floor of the Provident House. You can extend your visa here. opening times daily 8am-13:00 and 14:00-17:00.

Absolutely incredible views. We spent two nights while hiking around the canyons. You can camp in 3 places, above the mirador, in the lot below it, or on the sand bar next to the river. There is a suspension bridge across the river for two hikes. One goes along the canyon, the other (follow the red arrows beginning 30 mts from the bridge) goes up a side canyon to the top of the mesa. Unfortunately the trail up the right side canyon has a locked gate about 2km in. Very clean, even with trash cans. Restrooms are locked.

We parked our US truck camper here for nearly three months. This is one of the places that the large trucks park when carrying loads to Cusco. It is a huge dirt parking lot. We're were able to park our truck behind the office. We're felt it was safe and secure. We paid 5 Soles a day. Much cheaper than Quinta Lala and closer to the airport.

amazing spot. parking lot on the beach l. multiple vehicles stayed overnight. we stayed 2 nights. (left during day in between). had a fire on the beach.

Very chilled spot, space for the Unimog behind a gate. Take a guided walk through town and watch the sun set over the Niger. Great spot.

Lots of RV’ers up the arroyo, beach is really nice, rained hard on Wednesday so the road from Los Barriles is best suited for high clearance 4x4 right now. Lots of stuck rental cars!

Nice safe place to camp. Big grassy area to park. Shade from some large trees and a decent breeze. Take a dip in the water, it’s very refreshing! Paid 50peso to camp and 20peso each to swim.
Clean bucket toilets, no other facilities.

Stayed 2 nights. Really cool little jungle site. Nice pools filled with spring water. Bathrooms are okay. Say tons of birds including a Tucan and some macaws. Paid 80per person per night. Not to hot in the evening this time of year!

To elaborate on the vague description.
There is a narrow strip of land above the beach that is half hidden by some bushes. it's a little uneven for a tent but vans should be OK. The ground seems firm enough but best to check when it's been raining.
Do not drive onto the beach since the sand is soft and deep. and the tide line comes to the top.
There is a house across the road but other than that there is some privacy from the bushes.
The road has very little traffic, cars and no trucks, is asphalted and it's a pretty coastal drive along to Candelara before it steers uphill to ripio.
The. bushes offer shelter from the wind blowing from West, South and probably from the east too. Just exposed from wind coming across the water.

price is now 910 birr for 1 person... (=30$) total rip off !!

Friendly yet formal check today asked for all our passports, drivers name and went through the camper - wanted to see all the RVs paperwork too

Friendly place - seems to be mainly USA surfer guys here when we visited. Nice little shop, cheap bar and nice enough restaurant mainly doing fish dishes

Fuel station with diesel at the edge of Izeh. They have a card.
There are no more fuel stations, if you drive from here to Shoushtar (secondary roads).
Don’t stay in town, if you can avoid it.
Hotels are overpriced and filthy.

Really quite place, huge grassy place with ample space to park your vehicle. Access road not known by maps.me but Google Maps knows. If you're coming from Wartburg, pass the HG garage with Shell pump, then a bridge and after 300 meters you will see the campsite sign on your right. Then follow the white arrows. Price a bit high at R140pppn but the waterfalls are beautiful! Shame we were woken up by the lawnmowers who started right next to us...

The turn off is just a few meters further on- there is a sign.

Nice place to explore with children. Water becomes very cold once you pass the hot water showers.

Nice and diffrent camp spots.
Quiet, no Generator hearing. You can watch different animals etc.
Bathroom ok and clean. Was suprised that the showers have only "hot" water in the morning from 09.30 till 11.00
Price per person: $ 5000 pesos

google maps tries to send you this direction to go to aguadas. This is not a good road at all!!!

excellent, well-maintained campground with clean facilities. best part is campground is adjacent to beautiful sand dunes and the beach...just walk on over with your coffee. came here thanksgiving day with no reservations. there were about half a dozen spots open, no attendant around 5pm. paid 25 cash dropped in slot.

Très bien situé Fremont expérience à 5 minutes de marche. Emplacement avec 3 services pour $21.

Now USD 15 pppn. Really expensive for what you get. Could park next to power point. No WiFi. Really nice shower. Ladies abulutions good, gentes ok.

The drive there is not big rig friendly, we cut a few branches but your truck will get scratched and you have to do a few drive arounds large trees. 130 R pppn. Campsite was somehow under repair with some cheeky workers hanging around watching us. Very close to beach and a nice fireplace on the beach. We wanted to stay two days but the repair work and all the workers were a bit of a bother. Restaurant and food was good.

The only mechanic in town. He was very helpful. We had a problem with the lit of our fuel tank, he could fix it for a very reasonable price.

With 600 pesos (2 adults + 2 little kids + camper) quite expensive, but recommendable, especially when it’s very windy/rainy. Hot showers and a room with cooking facilities and a fire pit.

Just turn left just past the bridge. You can hide the car behind some bushes, opposite the small path to the river. Wild camping, Linda close to the road, flat service for car with rooftent

Terribly managed campsite. Empty beer cans on the parking lot. There was a party all night. Poop in the campgrounds in the morning. Train wakes you up 2-3 times. No toilet paper. I slept well like usual but my wife says she had max 2 Hrs shuteye.

This is a first stop if you're going from north to south along the famous Ruta Yerba Mate. This is definitely a thing, created by the sector and tourism components. Includes info about Yerba Mate, restaurants, and places to stay. Check out their website for contacts and ideas. As far as this coop goes, the tour Includes a video, and a 30 minute walk thru. If they are prepared it also includes a tasting. This coop is responsible for brands like Aguantadora, Sinceridad and their organic label Pampa. Ask for Crista, the marketing manager. Many speak some German too.

90 MXN per night in dry camp. Hot showers. Most part of road was asfalted, only last part was dirt road, but really easy dirt road, easy accessible by small car.