Finca Organico El Carrizo | Hostel

June 7th, 2022 by hourlesslife.com

One night stay. We were offered a spot under trees that would not be good in the rain, a spot at the top of a hill with a beautiful view, or two other spots. The first two would not fit a rig much bigger than our Jeep Gladiator. We chose the hilltop (high clearance and 4x4 recommended). Pine needle and fallen leaf floor, beautiful breeze, fog and chilly night (yay), and an incredible view. Donation only—we gave C200. No amenities. There was actually some steady foot traffic because people were working on the cabin next to us. But one lady made and gave me coffee, which is incredible but also the Central American hospitality we’ve become accustomed to. Very quiet at night and in the morning. No food available at the finca. I get the feeling things have changed since COVID. There didn’t seem to be much going on like we read about in older reviews. But everyone was very kind and welcoming.

May 7th, 2018 by Facebook.com/hottahue

Great place to camp. Camping is still free. We had Breakfast and dinner which is 50/Each. Pretty basic but great food. Camping in the driveway or garden. Very quiet at night. Nice and clean bathrooms. Community-Room with, light, tables and power.

April 23rd, 2017 by instagram.com/wanderingfamvan

The meal is 70C now and nothing special. Its bor really a set meal. Coffee or tea and a meal. This place don't have a dedicated space for camper or any other forma of transport. Just a normal driveway. We ate here and where directed to park next to a soccer field slash horse yard. Nice little village. Would not recommend to eat here. Just park next to the school/comedor or drive 30 seconds down hill to the forest. Both sites marked here

March 30th, 2017 by cplanksta

Ok go here. Don't pass go. Don't collect $200. Go straight here! This place is amazing. The people are amazing. Stay for at least 2-3 nights!!! It's worth the side trip!!!
Camping- by donation or eat their super healthy simple organic farm meals, take tours, support the community and camp for free. Meals: 35C/per person/per set meal. Cabanas $20, rooms $10, tours $10. Tours: all worth it! Organic farm of this family which includes a swim in a volcanic lagoon. Local artesanias. Various mirador hikes through the fincas. The finca escultura de Alberta Gutierrez. Local caves. You can also visit Reynaldo's mothers natural medicine clinic for. Bioenergia consultation and recommendations or get relaxation massages from the same place. Seriously do everything. It's good prices. Good people and a wonderful example of community sustainability in Nicaragua. Volunteer options for those staying more than two weeks. Fincaorganicaelcarrizo.Wordpress.com call Reynaldo 85244764 or Marcos 82087168 for volunteering info. Great goat cheese in this town too. But no gas, groceries or booze.