Nacional Parque El Impossible | Established Campground

January 5th, 2017 by johnandmandi

We paid $6 per person and $2 to park overnight as stated on the receipts we received. It was dry season so 4x4 was not needed but we stayed in the grassy lot so we cannot comment on accessing site 2. We hiked to Cerro de Leon, roughly 4 hours in total which cost $10 for the guide (ended up being 5 of us so only $2 per person before tip).

May 9th, 2016 by Overland The Americas

Coordinates for the visitor center. There are 3 established campsites in the National Park. On campsite No. 2 you can camp in your car. Campsites 1 and 3 do not have area for vehicles to park. So you need to park at the visitor center and walk to the site and pitch a tent. Flushing toilets. BBQ, and palapas you can set your ground tent under. $6 USD per person a day plus $1 USD per vehicle a day. Accessing the park's visitor center may not require 4x4 but it may be needed to get in and out the campsites areas. During the rainy season it is muddy and slippery. 4x4 is highly recommended.

May 8th, 2016 by findingourroutes.com

if you don't have a 4x4, take the semi paved road at the level of the second bridge after the auto hotel Real (it is on Ioverlander). during the rainy season we advice people with no 4x4 to either camp at the entrance of the park with rangers or to park there and walk with you gear to one of the 3 campground ( 5 to 15 min walk) in the park! you don't really need high clearance ( we have a Dodge caravan) but we didn't have enough traction to get out (as he rained heavily the night before, it is steep and a bit muddy)...we paid $13 per night for 2 included the entrance of the NP...hikes are simply gorgeous with amazing panorama on the canopy and possibility to swim in the river... access to toilet and water!!don't miss it!!!

May 7th, 2016 by AshLivin.com

Beautiful spot in a real national park! We stayed in the second camp in area (which is the only one you can drive into). We hiked to the mirador and did the Los Enganches hike to the river, which was awesome. $6 per person and $1 per vehicle. Well worth the awesome drive up but highly recommend 4x4, especially during the rainy season.

January 9th, 2016 by lesmilav.canalblog.com

Accès au parc par une piste de 13km (4X4 recommande) WC et douche 6$ par personne + 2$ pour le vehicule super tranquille avec une belle vue sur la côte du Salvador

February 17th, 2015 by thelongwayhome.us

Camping in a grassy field. The park entrance is at the end of a very rough road , need 4x4 and low gears for road. Not a go out of the way spot but fine for overnight. Potable water available also bathrooms and showers. Lookout tower with good views. Paid 26 usd.