Cascada El Chuveje | Established Campground

January 31st, 2023 by Tsavo Touring

Closed to camping… not sure why but they said that they no longer allow people to park overnight.

October 21st, 2022 by niels_weide

The lady at the cash desk wanted to send us back to the river place which is proper mentioned in the other description as she was frightened for having us in during the opening next morning. We promised to leave bevor 8.30 and got her approval. Space also for big rigs. The road is partwise steep but we did with 2wheel drive. 100pp entrance plus 90 for camping. Clean toilet and fresh water. Some „restaurants“, we joined dinner at 4.30 and were the last guests. It was 180 for rich enchiladas and regular quesadillas. Worth.

May 24th, 2022 by Bruce in Mexico

This is the location of the entrance to the cascada. There is on street parking only which is all on a slope. We asked the lady at the ticket booth about camping and she said there was no camping....

February 15th, 2022 by Redmamut-adventure.com

Open again. The waterfall and the hike are so beautiful! it worth the stop. 80 pesos for person.

February 12th, 2022 by Sigi

Open again. Still 150 pesos pp camping + entrance.

January 20th, 2022 by flymikey1

closed due to Covid Pandemia ! Cascade Chuveje on Facebook

January 15th, 2022 by tcowan78

Ignore my last comment - I checked at a tourist office in Pinal de Amoles; they're closed because the people running it are on holiday, nothing to do with Covid - should be open again by the time this message is added! (20th Jan they said)

January 15th, 2022 by tcowan78

Falls are currently closed again, as of a week ago. I get the impression due to the latest pandemic wave, though this is hearsay.

November 30th, 2021 by desertfalcon

Beautiful waterfall and water pools in the forest. Were here on a Tuesday, only few visitors here. Night absolutely quiet. Entrance fee is 80pp, overnight 70pp, hence total 150pp.

November 12th, 2020 by Schiebockner

Current prices:
80 pesos/person day use
100 pesos/person camping

February 29th, 2020 by omnisrex

good camping spot, can fit medium size rigs but taller ones will brush the leaves and there are some tight turns. 80 pesos per person for camping which is a good deal since entrance fee is 40 pesos per person

December 9th, 2019 by lovepeace_happiness

Very basic but good place to overnight as there are toilets open all night and it felt safe (it’s gated). For our van with 2 people he charged us 80 pesos per person. There’s a nice 20 min trail to the waterfall with places to swim. Warning: I got horrible food sickness from eating sopes from one of the food vendors (probably the lettuce that was on it).

November 12th, 2019 by jacs83

Jolie promenade qui mène a une cascades. Petit resto avec gérante tres sympathique

October 2nd, 2019 by victor.zavaleta

This place is beautiful! I camped inside the gated area but not at the falls. Rigs cant make it to the falls as on a narrow trail gives way to get to the falls. With a tent you can camp near the falls. With a rig you park near in a lot inside the park, but a nice walk to see the falls. Trail to the left of the river takes you to the base if the falls. On the right to a platform for observation. You can jump the fence to access the pool at the falls too! Paid 40 for entrance fee and 40 for camping! No showers available yet, but they are currently being built! A dip in the pool at the falls is refreshing, i found this pool to have less silt when walking on the pool floor.

August 19th, 2019 by Tucks' Truck

We were too late to camp at the falls, but the guy told us to camp in the big flat area by the stream at the bridge before the falls entrance. It's at the side of the track, but he said it is very safe and it felt fine. Didn't hear or see a single vehicle pass. No facilities. Free.

July 30th, 2019 by alex.bouillot

Pretty nice walk to a pretty river and cascade. We paid 40$ per person to enter and another 40$ per person to over night on the parking inside (with access to toilet). We felt super safe, it is quiet and dark.

March 3rd, 2019 by ameibinns

Gate isn’t locked, but it feels safe. Entrance was 40 pesos. Quesadillas from the lady who speaks English were excellent . Friendly atmosphere.

January 21st, 2019 by trailmagic.de

Falls are open 9am - 4pm.
We arrived at 5pm, so we couldn't get into the fenced area. but the staff said, it would be okay to sleep in our van and park it in front of the gate. no charge, to facilities, not leveled, good for the night.

April 24th, 2018 by panamme.com

The waterfall is beautiful and the path doable in 20-30 min. For tent campers, there are a few places to camp near the waterfall. There are toilets, fire pits and some even places for tents. If you sleep in your car you can stay on the parking lot. The stuff will lock the gate and keep the toilets open, we felt very safe.

January 5th, 2018 by alexandra.larose

Very beautiful site and super sweet people working here! The path to the "pools" and the cascada was open when we came. The road to get to the entrance is very steep and narrow but was ok with a small 2wd (astro van).

We paid 70$ per person. Toilets are 5$ during the day for people going to the cascada but probably free if you camp we dunno. It's the cleanest toilet we saw in Mexico so far!

Cute and delicious food stands during the day. The families were so so so kind.

At night, you are alone in the park. They lock the gates and let you stay there by yourself. Toilets are kept opened but bring your tp for the night!

October 27th, 2017 by instagram.com/panelaonwheels

Waterfall access closed due to landlide

August 25th, 2017 by alexsailaway

Great parking space. Toilets with running water. Beautiful walk to the cascada and natural swimming pools.
Overnight camping is M$60 per person.