El Palmar National Park on the Uruguay River | Established Campground

March 15th, 2024 by hans.spille

Just 20 m near the entrance from the campground there is a very new and clean bano building.

October 27th, 2023 by Bernie

We paid 6.500 Pesos per person entrance to the park plus 8.500 Pesos for a Camper and two people! In my opinion that's not worth it. Bathrooms need urgently some renovation.

October 18th, 2023 by annendhai

Nice camping area partly with view on the Rio Uruguay. Access through the park on a gravel road. Sanitary buildings old but clean. However, you can not close the doors at the toilets. Entrance fee to the national park 6'500 pesos for tourists, camping 8'500 pesos for a camper incl. 2 persons.

September 7th, 2023 by Waka Nash

A large campsite with hot showers, could do with modernisation but clean and more than adequate. The Cafe in the Administration building sells hot pizza, bread, sandwiches, drinks and snacks. We paid 5,200 ARGS for 2 people in a van, no electric. Worth staying overnight to make the most of your park visit. Also check out is 6pm.

August 28th, 2023 by shirulerner

Camping muy amplio en el parque nacional! Hay Baños, agua caliente, toma corriente por parcela, donde vaciar tanques y cargar agua limpia! Varios senderos para hacer caminando y en bici. Sin señal, solo wifi en la proveduria! $2300 por persona + $1300 motorhone

July 28th, 2023 by vermonsterrv.com

Well described already and we had a nice time here but wanted to mention the prices. Park entry 5500AR per person for foreigners then 13000 for 2 nights in the campground for 2 people in an overland truck.

June 11th, 2023 by ottenweinerts.blog

Came in late on a Saturday, but off season - campsite almost empty, lots of sites to choose from, but not easy to find a level one. Lots of trees, barbecue places. Bathrooms and showers a bit aged and basic, but clean, toilets with seats and paper, really hot showers. Sinks for cleaning the dishes. Price 1.800 pP and 900 for the motorhome. Lots of vizcachas (chinchillas) on the lawn at night. WiFi only works around the main building (shop)

May 2nd, 2023 by juli.almiron

El camping cuenta con enchufes, mesas y parrillas. Cuenta con espacio grande para motorhome grandes. Tiene proveduria y wifi. Baños. El parque esta muy bueno y recomiendo mucho el alquiler de bici ($3000) con Toquito, te lleva por lugares que no estan en los recorridos sino que recorre por medio del Monte y palmar. Vimos un ciervo!!

April 9th, 2023 by libresxnaturaleza.23

posibilidad de realizar voluntariados a cambio de estadía gratis. coordinar antes de venir. [email protected]

June 2nd, 2022 by avennix

Price for camping is 2300 pesos for 2 people and a camper.
They are building a new sanitary block but till now you can only use the old one. Sunrise on the river is beautiful.

February 27th, 2022 by robjansenphotography.com

A very nice park for watching wildlife: Lesser Grison and Geoffroys Cat are rare but possible. Crab-eating Fox and Pampas Fox are quite common! Plains Viscachas all over the camping area at night!

Trails are super short (except for one of 3km near the beach), and all roads except the main roads are closed between 20.00 - 07.00.

The camping is very nice, lots of places to stay, lots of shade, and at one spot a nice view towards the river and Uruguay. Weekends get very busy, better to avoid these. Bathrooms are super outdated and in terrible state (and still they ask for a propina/tip). There is free WiFi at the entrance of the camping, a small shop with vegetables, cheese, drinks etc. The restaurant is only open between 20.00-22.00 on weekends.

Price for the park is now 1820 p.p. for foreigners, a one time fee. The camping is 900 p.p.p.n.

Enjoy! @RobJansenphotography

December 13th, 2019 by andreus3000

Pasamos dos noches en el camping. Precio actualizado 400 pp para entrada al parque y pagamos 750 por noche (2 personas + casilla rodante).
El parque merece la pena visitarlo y lo mejor es hacer noche. Camping poco cuidado y con baños sucios ( agua caliente a veces). El lugar es agradable y rodeado de naturaleza y animales autóctonos.

December 1st, 2019 by lwalviaje

Great camping place. Big rigs, cars, tents. They have store and restaurant. Bathrooms, warm showers and place for wash dishes. Payment its aditional to Park entrance. Standard but nice, close to the Uruguay river&beaches. Quiet and clean (still low season)

November 15th, 2019 by Eva Kramer

nice campground in the parc but the bathrooms and showers are the worst of all campgrounds we've seen in all of cono sur (really not exaggerating). The owner told us they try to privatize the campground which is the reason why they didn't renovate it.
20 minute-Walk to the beach

August 27th, 2019 by eurostones

You have to go to this campsite or you have to leave the national park. We left.
This campsite is another sad example for the “Argentinian” stile overpriced campsites.

Actual price:
200 pp
Motorhome 400
+ park entrance fee 400 pp

January 25th, 2019 by carolesellem

Entrance fee to the park 300ar$ pp. 600 for 2 adults and camper van. Expensive but worth it. Great wildlife, carybara, wild pampa rabbits, cardinal birds, green parrots etc.. Good wifi next to restaurants. Electricity at some site. Fairly quiet when we were there. Baños and duchas as usual old but cleanish with very hot water

November 15th, 2018 by Karin + Michael

Our plan was to stay here for the night. After taking a look at the camp site we decided otherwise. Facilities are basic like in many sites. However, for Motorhomes this not really ideal. What we did not like either is that there is no view of the river and quite a few school classes had a trip into the park and camping there, too. Not the type of place we like.

November 5th, 2018 by tinkerbell

Very nice park with a restaurant and a shop nearby but quite expensive. 2000 for entry and camping with an RV (2 persons) for two nights.

June 24th, 2018 by douhe

Entry fee 300 pP. Camping 150 pP 150 p for Camping Car.
Was ok but expensive. Staff very friendly. Wi-Fi good near sandwicheria.

May 15th, 2018 by Sigi

It's quite expensive but nice at week days. Good campsite with all you need including very good wifi that reaches some camping spots. Camping 150 pp and 90 for a tent, 150 for casa rodante and 200 for mobilhome. Not sure where they put the difference between the latter two. Park entrance is getting expensive for foreigners: 300 pp. however the tame animals are a real plus to the beautiful landscapes.

November 4th, 2017 by www.bummelmitpummel.de

looks nice, but 120 pes. per person, plus 150 pes. for a motorhome per day is to much. so we drove further.

March 2nd, 2017 by monika-und-rainer.de

Park entry is 250ARS now. We left, so no idea about the Campground.

December 24th, 2016 by schnei

Nice campground with grass and trees within the national park, with a panoramic point over the Uruguay River. There are toilets, showers, and a shop/bar. No internet, no electricity. We arrived late on a Christmas Eve (after 7PM), the park was open but the camp managers were gone and they did not show up next morning. The camp was full, and some neighbors were in party mood at night. Capivaras were on the road at sunset, and they don't mind the cars, so drive carefully. Vizcachas roam the place at night, so don't leave food or garbage outside.

April 27th, 2016 by mjcengel46

Still the same. Horrible camping, horrible staff. Pity it is the only place in the park where you can stay overnight. We didnt so they lost a client.

February 22nd, 2016 by earthroamers

Park entry fee is now AP120 per person for overseas visitors. Campground now charging AP80 per person and AP80 for our camper. The campground has some bad wash outs following recent heavy rain and many camp spaces you cannot get to. Wifi also was not working. Staff were rude and unhelpful so we left.

September 14th, 2014 by Get out of Town

- entrance to the park is about 7USD per person and camping is about 5USD per person @ dolar green rate
-We really enjoyed the park. There really isn't much to see, apart from palm trees, capybaras and vizcachas. But since we never saw a capybara before, we were happy to see dozens of them roaming around the park roads. Plus if you camp here, wait until dusk when vizcachas emerge from their vizacherias and start mowing the grass in the campground. To top it off, the sunrise over Rio Uruguay is pretty amazing and can be viewed directly from the campground.
- Surprisingly decent wifi reaches some of the sites, rustical hot showers and a restaurant is provided. Water is not potable.

January 3rd, 2011 by panamnotes.com

AR$40 per person for park entry, AR$70 per campsite. Grills / tables / restaurant / small store carries carne for grilling. Nice campground, great park with hiking trails, ruins and good animal watching but way too much dinero.

AR$40 per person for park entry, AR$70 per campsite.