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No problems, place to park for the night. Had to wear earplugs because of trains right behind the lot.

Parking lot that you could pull into for the night. Just north of the train tracks. Train runs all night, but could sleep through the noise.

Nice place for an overnight stay. Quiet and seemed safe enough. A couple other vans in the lot. Lots of surfers show up in the morning. We left by 8 am when they start charging for parking. Nice ocean views.

Now has 3G MTN access.
It’s 400nad per site, for up to 4 people, then 75 for each extra person.
So if your like me, 1 person, it’s 400nad, even more expensive than before carona!

Nice BLM campground, helpful host and it was mostly to ourselves. We only spent one night but they allow up to a 14 day stay ($10/night though). We had a great view of the little lake (stayed on the east side, apparently the west side is more for party groups and dirt bike folks) and access to 30 amp electric. Water was shut off at the time (February). Would stop by again.

We stayed here for 1 night right next to the cemetary.
No facilities. No wind protection. we just parked and sleeped here because we were not allowed to overnight at the visitor center of the Provincial Park Aconcagua.

Nice 360° Panorama. Visible from the street.

Pandemic Update:
Today we asked the park ranger to stay overnight because we booked a online ticket for tomorrows hike.
We were not allowed.

Attention:
You need to buy tickets in advance. Online!
You can pay it with Mercado Pago online.
Foreigners pay:
2500 Pesos for the long hike for 1 day
600 Pesos for the short hike for 1 day

Argentinians pay: 300 pesos
Mendocinos pay: 150 pesos

The upper parking lot is accessible also for 2WD. Especially when dry it's really easy. Just give it a try, in worst case you have to reverse back.

Looks like they made an new gate for park entrance. You can't get further with your car when the park is closed (lock). Overnight parking is ok. Small flat area. River close by. Accessible for 2WD.

Big open space that seems to be an old gravel pit. Came here in the summer and it was a dump and had lots of evidence that locals come here a lot. In the winter it’s beautiful. Good Verizon service and right off the highway

I didn’t stay the night at this place because I liked the one up the road a little bit better but this is also a good spot to hang out by the lake. The spot in the pictures is definitely not somewhere I felt like I could get with my van but just across the gravel path was a nice little clearing with a fire ring as well which I would recommend. I posted a picture here of what that looks like with my white van so you have reference. Great spot. No cell service that I saw but sometimes that’s the point.

Arkansas campground in Lake Pueblo State Park. Establish campground, level asphalt pads, picnic tables, Sun shelters, bathrooms, 30 and 50 amp electric hook ups. Freshwater, dump station. Location overlooks Lake Pueblo and marina. Plentiful mountain biking trails nearby.

Was a bit disappointed by this campground. 500pesos and we weren’t allowed to look at the camp sites without paying up front. No running water/showers or internet which are pretty common for places priced this high. Hot springs were nice and there is a nice beach. We didn’t ask about day use for the hot springs only.

Camp sites were very close together and there was a lot of trash around. As other reviews have mentioned it’s a good option for some but there are plenty of better options nearby.

Service road ends in a small loop. 2wd chevy express had no trouble, but it does cross a stream which would be unaccessible during rains. No services at all, and too much trash; but the forest is thick here. No tmobile service, 2 bars lte of straight talk.

As described. No issues. Did have some road noise, but parking with the trees between us and the road helped a bit. Nice picnic table. A couple RVs came by in the morning and we saw a few hikers and metal detectors during our day and night there. Planned to do the trail, but it was flooded (after tons of rain, so expected).

We stayed 2 nights with our 4x4 with rooftop tent. Looking at the ocean, quiet area and clean Restrooms/Showers. Only had some howler monkeys waking us up one morning. Felt save and payed 15000 colones for 2 people/2Nights. Would go back here again!

Nice wild camp, hidden behind trees from the road. It is at 14 km from the San Living Museum. MTC signal 2G and 3G, it depend of the moment. Be carefulb tbere is monkey in the rock. to come take the track at S 21 32.026 E 015 29.612.

Decent place. 200mx/night with palapas for shade and wind protection. There are some nice walks up to the hill north of the beach and along the shore at low tide all the was to Posada. There is a dump station (no water) at the very south end of campground. There is the remains of a stone structure and if you look around you will find a white pipe coming out which is the dump.

We didn’t actually camp here but it looks great. Nice hiking trails here too and in a good area for a reasonable price.

this was a great spot! great view of the water, very secluded yet felt safe because in a neighborhood. does get flooded though.

it won't let me set the rating...it's stuck at 2.5. I can't do anything about this.

Clean and good parking lots in front of the store.

Very safe and quiet spot till about 7AM then there is a little traffic. No one bothered us or came knocking. Really good overnighting spot in town.

Monroe county police monitor this place on the regular now for people sleeping in vehicles since it is illegal to overnight in the keys. We got a knock about 7am, guy was nice but we got asked to leave. If you risk it maybe just leave before sunrise.

Not displayed anywhere but if you ask the 7-Eleven clerk they have showers for $10. Private room. Much needed as planet fitness around California seem to be closed now due to virus

gorgeous lake overlook, but there was trash... c'mon. if you park by penny rock, road noise is minimal. we had to bail out at 1am because the winds were just too gusty for our comfort. Felt like strong airplane turbulence in our 23' van..

Rua "sem saída" que dá direto na Praia; é possível estacionar quase "pé na areia", mas só motorhomes pequenos. Lugar tranquilo, existe uma pousada ao lado mas o local em si não tem nenhuma estrutura.

Quiet place to spend an evening. Near gas station.

Lugar tranquilo para passar uma noite. próximo a posto de combustível.

Was told by Wildlife rangers that campground is 6mikes up and to move.

Nice park with water at the covered picknic area.

well arranged day site by the jordan river that is also allowed as a night camp-site