Parque Nacional Aparados gate | Informal Campsite

January 18th, 2023 by alles-selbst-erlebt.de

Only checked in to add the height and to say, that it’s still possible to stay for the night. (last comment 3 years old.) Still 20 km dirt road in both directions. Thick clouds and rain in the afternoon.
Tickets valid for 3 entries in 2 parks for 7 days. 94 BRL pp, 65 BRL for people over 60. Fee for camper vans 20 BRL per day.

January 31st, 2020 by truckhuis.org

We came late afternoon, took a hike and stayed the night in the back of the gate house. In front of the bathroom. Got electricity through a window of the gate house.

January 11th, 2020 by Calderescapes

We got here on a cloudy day that was supposed to clear midafternoon. It didn't so we parked here for the night. No services or cell signal but quiet.

September 11th, 2019 by amigo-on-tour.ch

The ranger allowed us to stay beside the entrance door. Quiet during night.

August 25th, 2019 by douhe

Good place to spend the night. Parkranger very friendly.

February 3rd, 2019 by antoine.finot5

Not the best place to spend the night but good for the visit early in the morning or after the closing in the evening.
The guardaparque is very friendly and there is also toilets beside the entrance house.

August 9th, 2018 by Marie Fred et les Petits Zèbres

Nice place, worth a visit. Good with kid, Easy walks. Driving slowly Ok with motorhome from praia grande but much better from caramba do sul.

July 20th, 2018 by pablo.perry

The park ranger had no problem with us staying outside the entrance. That's if we had to leave early because that area is full of cars during the day. It is a very visited park. very quiet night.

December 16th, 2017 by bylamnamarsie

The price was a donation. The walks are easy (no ups and downs, just... walking; one path 6km, other 1,2km) and you don’t need a guide to go there. Beautiful views. The road to the park can be a bit off-roady, but doable if you drive carefully, I guess much easier from Caramba do Sul.

August 4th, 2017 by outonalimshaw

We didn't camp here but visited the canyon and we're lucky enough to see some base jumpers! There is a sign at the entrance with prices, but we were told that entrance is a donation to help support the park as it is operated by volunteers, no amount specified. No charge for parking.

July 20th, 2017 by oekra2

Just to add about the entrance fee, it is not obligatory to pay but you are asked to donate 15BR. We watched the local tourists and they all donated.
If you want to camp here in the winter, be prepared for low temperatures. We had -4c.

July 8th, 2017 by dutchonwheels

No entrancefee anymore, it's for free nowadays! Beautifull canyon.
We camped here as well, right at the entrancegate, on the sideway of the street, with approval of the guard-ladie who works & lives here. Not a special or recommendable place to sleep, but good enough when you arrive late like us.

April 18th, 2016 by www.practicingforretirement.com

Park is closed on Mondays. If, like us, you show up on a Monday you will be out of luck. We also tried the back entrance (to the west) and were politely turned around by a lovely park ranger before we even got close. There is another park directly to the south of here you can get into via back roads and/or hiking, but the views we found didnt compare. So remember - park is only open Tues-sun, 8am to 5pm.

March 1st, 2007 by Landcruising Adventure

This park is also called Itaimbezinho. Rough camping is possible right outside the entrance of the park. Camping inside the camp is forbidden. Entrance fee: R$ 17 (2 persons and car).

Price: R$17 per couple + vehicle