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FREE. Parked up just below the parking area on the beach level. Asked police if it was OK -as at the entrance of the beach says no camping. They said its fine.
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parked up off the road, was quite windy to cook but fine to sleep, used the copec toilets across the street.
Report Check-InBon endroit pour stationner et passer la nuit. Robinet d eau a cote. Wifi de la station service
Report Check-InWe parked at the parking at street level. It seemed less windy than below near the water. Okay campsite, camp spots are flat on stones. Nearby gas station that had good but expensive coffee.
Safe, not so much traffic noise, some dogs.
pasamos dos noches aquí, en el estacionamiento al lado de la ruta. algo de tráfico pero en general tranquilo y con muchos más motorhome aparcados a lo largo de la calle.
Report Check-InIt's a parking lot by the beach, along the side of the road. It's all you'd expect from it, nothing more, nothing less. Nice views on the lake! Had to grieve my grandfather's passing here. That's got nothing to do with the caming spot, but there it is. Gas station nearby has WiFi and other facilities.
Report Check-Inperfect place. Police said ok but no tent in the evening. Army asked us to leave in the morning. We came back in the evening, no problem.
Report Check-Instayed there 2 nights After being kick out from the beach. some spotlight...
Report Check-InStayed here 2 nights, even though there is a sign saying no camping on the beach the police said it was fine and there were several campers and vans staying there both nights. Probably just means no tent camping (and I wouldn't want to anyway-- it's very windy!) If you're in a tent, go near the trees on the other side of the tour company shacks. Anyways, it's a gorgeous view of the lake and can walk everywhere from this spot!
Report Check-InStayed here one night. Directly on the beach. Entrance through the small tour huts and drive until the end of the beach. Quiet at night. Lot of other overlanders or rental cars. Toilets during the day for 250pp. Splendid sunset.
Report Check-InWe stayed direct on the beach. Good location before or after marmol caves tour. Toilets at copec clean 250cp.
Report Check-InStaged two nights at this place due to bad weather. Nothing special, but ok for a few nights. Toilets at Copec are ok.
Report Check-InAs described. We were here with about 8 other vehicles, no issues with police but probably because it’s still low season. Copec toilets now 250 pesos.
Also we did a kayak tour of the marble caves (40k/pp) with Camilo of Tribu Patagonia. Spent over two hours there towards the end of the day and had it to ourselves, amazing experience and much better than the boat tours.
Report Check-InStayed a night here in our van with no problems at all. Very quiet, just a bit bright from the street lights!
Toilets at COPEC are now $250
Report Check-InWe were able to camp here without an issue the first night. Tent campers were asked to leave. The following day we were told by the police we that we couldn’t camp there anymore but that we could park and spend the night on the parking lot next to the road, so we did with another 7 vehicles.
Report Check-InQuite night befor we go to the Marmor Caves. Good for Rigs and Camper but not for Tents
Report Check-InParked in our big rig on the parking lot off the road and just above the beach. No problem to park here. No facilities, Copec toilets still 200. We did our Marble Caves tour with Condor too. 10000 PP but no English. Recommended though.
Report Check-InParked our campervan at the beach next to some trees. Two other overlanders there. Toilets Copec are a short walk. Good for one night after having some beers at the cerveceria.
Report Check-InWe spend a night in our car on the parking in front of the expeditions offices. Quiet night in low season. You also can stay on the beach I guess. Bathroom available at Cope for 200 pesos.
Report Check-InThis place is still open, for rigs and vans but not for camping. We spent a quiet night with wind protection. Bathrooms at copec still 200 pesos. Didn't try the wifi around . Did the tour with expediciones Cóndor for 9,000pp (we asked for the discount) and we even saw 2 condors by the caves!
Report Check-InAs we were pitching our tent the police came and (very politely) told us we couldn't camp there.
Report Check-Inwifi network donde kike, password: [passwords are not allowed unless explicitly permitted by the owner]
Report Check-InGreat place to wildcamp - quiet at night, free, close to everything. Backed up to a large grove of poplar? trees and provided good windbreak. Restrooms at Copec 200 pesos.
Report Check-InNice view and after this endless comstruction we were not willing to go any further. Good and quiet spot for one night. Popular local camping spot.
Report Check-InA fine spot on a windy beach. No hassles. Quiet at night.!
Report Check-InFREE. Parked up just below the parking area on the beach level. Asked police if it was OK -as at the entrance of the beach says no camping. They said its fine. WIFI at Cafe Tamara
Report Check-InParking area in front of the lake. We asked the police if this was ok to park here overnight and they told us yes. No Facilities. Free. Very windy.
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