Cara del Indio | Established Campground

January 25th, 2024 by TunyOfAlaska

After reading the reviews, we didn't even bother to go to this campground. We saw a bunch of tents on the ground (mostly younger campers there).

They're open!

January 13th, 2024 by stormyfriction11

Nice enough campsite. Toilets (no lights), cold showers (wood-heated stove if you want warm), shared kitchen space (bring your own gas), weak WiFi. There's a small bar serving beer and pizzas. Nice animals walking around.

We also did the rafting via the campsite, well-organised and great fun.

There was a big group of kayakers while we were there who had sort of taken over the shared kitchen and partied til late in the night. One of the owners asked if we wanted to move fields so we got a quiet night's sleep in the end!

January 7th, 2023 by facebook.com/giftoflifeadventure

a very beautiful place for Tents rafting big rigs and it's busy with lots of folks. nice vibe great views.

April 26th, 2019 by mecablanco

Not a nice place.. We arrived at 8pm after a really rough road! Our idea was to be earlier but was impossible. It was raining when we got there. When we entered, 4 to 6 non-friendly dogs came to receive us but no one else. We saw light in a house but I didn’t get out of the car because of the dogs. They were really aggressive. So we gave a look around and the place was not nice, with dirt, trash and old nasty cars. I don’t recommend it.

January 22nd, 2019 by bootnienke

We went to this campsite because the lonely planet was very enthusiastic about this place. It was a bit disapointing. It is more a rafting company/farm then a campsite and it has definitly had better days. Nobody seemed really interested in the campsite. It took us a while to find somebody that could tell us the price (5000 pesos per person) and where we could park the van. We shared the camping area with a horse, a pig and a bunch of turkeys. The toilets are basic. There are showers with a woodstove, so maybe you can make a fire and have a hot shower? Nobody explained it to us and we didn’t use them. There was a inside area (meeting place for rafting groups?) with tables and chairs we used for cocking. Nobody seemed to mind that we used them. There are also two quinchos, but some people (form the rafting company?) used them as a sleeping place, so we couldn’t use them.

January 1st, 2013 by fromatob.org

Pay campsite. There are small fogons at this place with running water. Wood fired showers. Rustic toilets. Pretty difficult to find a flat spot although we did manage. Access to the river for fishing although to a fairly small stretch. CH$3000 per person.

December 28th, 2012 by Life Remotely

On a long stretch of river about 35km west of Futaleufu. Beautiful scenery. There are lots of covered areas, some at sites, others big communal areas. Plenty of space and grassy areas for tents. Watch out for the wild (domesticated) boars! Showers are hot, but are wood fired. Electricity in the house only. Cabanas available.