Uruguay
We were there in off-season, facilities not always clean. Price:1080 pesos for two persons for three nights. Including water and electricity Nov 2021).
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Into the park, Safe. There are lot of bathrooms and showers at the park. But not all of them are avalaible and not too clean.
Dentro del paraue, seguro. Hay muchos baños y duchas pero no todos estan disponibles, y algunos en mal estado
Report Check-InCamping muito grande e seguro. No inverno, tem muito pouca gente. Éramos apenas dois motorhomes e umas 3 barracas.
A apresentação do banheiro não é boa e muito pouco iluminado.
Os sites para estacionar os motorhomes são muito desnivelados e poucos com espaço disponível para acomodar um de 8,5 m.
Pessoal de recepção atencioso e educado.
A starlink fica prejudicada pela cobertura de árvores do local.
Great campground! We stayed in the A section (with electricity and water taps) for 260pp ($7). Not busy on weekdays, would avoid this section on weekends. In the B sites (no water/electric 210pppn), there are tons of awesome secluded spots, just drive around until you find your own little slice of heaven! No beach views, only forest spots. The bathroom block we used (on iOverlander) were cleaned daily and had hot water. Our site had a fire pit and there are shops throughout the park that sell necessities. There are reasonably priced cabins for rent also that looked nice. You don’t need to stay 3 nights, that’s just what you pay if you lose your receipt. Free for day visits!
Report Check-InThis is a huge camping area for several thousand tents/rigs set in a spacious national park along side the Atlantic coast. It’s run by the army, though not much of them to see except at the entrance. It could be so wonderful, but it’s quite disorganised with pitches and the toilets and showers were ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING - such a shame to have to pay to camp and they expect you to put up with those facilities. Was quite busy we were there on a weekend but early season so many shops/kiosks not yet open in the park. Lots of teenagers and families in big groups having a lot of fun and a lot of loud music - but that’s what we bring ear plugs for!
Beach is vast you can walk for kms .. saw lots of seals.
If only they would modernise the toilet blocks, keep them clean this place would be magical
huge camping ground, we were here shortly before high season and could choose from vast spaces but shops and restaurants were closed. we decided not to stay in the forest but on the parking lot right beside the Santa Teresa sign to have a view on the sea. the park itself is quite confusing, but with nice and quiet surroundings. the registration is right at the park entrance but they had no map or further information of the park. at the laguna we spotted carpinchos so we were happy ;)
Report Check-InQuiet in November and there is plenty of space for every type of rig. Probably busy on the weekends and during the holiday season. Many electrical outlets and many water taps in La Moza area. Beautiful area to walk, along the beach or to the fort, or through the trees. The bathrooms are ancient and not easily accessed. 400 pesos for 2 people and camper.
Report Check-InBeautiful location to camp in (especially at the other sppts marked here). Panaderia in the park offers great food. 3 night stay only mandatory in the high season. Imagine the high season to be too crowded though.
Report Check-InWe didn't like the camping not suitable for trucks. There is no camping place by the sea, in the camping the parking lots are very small among the trees and not leveled.
Report Check-InBest camping in Uruguay (so far) massive area, beautiful nature, find you own corner, great beaches and surf. Options available to purchase food but sometimes limited, has daily fresh pastries. 600UR for 3 nights/person (min 3 night stay) highly recommended
Report Check-Inótimo lugar para acampar. área com energia, água, banheiros limpos. também tem vagas sem água e energia que são mais baratas. mínimo são 3 noites que você precisa pagar.
Report Check-InUn parque nacional muy lindo. la entrada es gratis pero hay que pagar 200UY por persona para acampar. hay electricidad en todos los sitios y mucho espacio. 4 playas. un aviario y una fortaleza para visitar. Los baños no están en buenas condiciones. Son como de ejército o cárcel. no tienen tazas. mucha tranquilidad. comparado con los camping de punta del diablo solo el baño es mejor en el camping la viuda. no hay WiFi pero si muy buena señal de teléfono. que es muy fácil conseguir en Uruguay siendo extranjero.
Report Check-Ingreat Landscape in a large Park. many good Slots to stay overnight. shower and Toilette in Bad condition. 200 Pesos per Person per night.
Report Check-InCamping rustique, emplacement avec point d’eau et électricité. WC douches chaudes suffisant pour un bivouac
Nous n’avons pas pu profiter du parc car mauvais temps
We were there off-season. Admission to the park is free, camping is 200 $ per person. Beautiful place, splendid beaches. Almost no-one around. Most of the park facilities closed. Bathroom open, with warm (not hot) water and generally speaking not in a good condition.
Report Check-InBeautiful beaches and lovely trails. The fort is well worth a visit and the bird sanctuary is really interesting. The south entrance was the only open entrance on 20 Nov 2021 but you can easily move north within the park to camping areas A and B which seemed to be the only sections open. They were full on a Saturday night, mainly with tents but the place was still very quiet. Electricity and water are available to most sites. The bathroom situation is not good, indeed. Try to find a site near an open and operating bathroom before you settle as you will otherwise have a long walk. The fee for three days was 1080 pesos for two people and a camper. Very reasonable and worthwhile. We loved it and stayed for three days. No wifi but a good cell signal.
Report Check-InO camping tem água e energia. Os banheiros perto não estavam habilitados por ser fora de temporada, assim como o mercadinho estava fechado. Dormimos 3 noites no nosso motorhome e amamos o lugar. Super bem cuidado, área preservada e praias lindas!
Report Check-InThe beaches and the location are really nice. The toilets are a mess. One toilet house was destroyed inside. I dont want to imaging what it is like when thousends of campers are there. Check the hours of service at the restaurants if you want to eat dinner. We spend two nights (pay for three).
Report Check-InAmazing park, very big and very idyllic. Great walks and beaches. Also good surf if the waves are there. The park has a crazy capacity for camping in the thousand (numbered signs of places). When were there they only opened up for 2 sections. Only a handful of others camping. Facilities very dirty but hot water though. 180pesos p/pers. stayed 4 nights. Loved it
Report Check-InHuge campground. We camped up near bathroom block that has the wonderfully hot showers. Entrance to park near fort was closed so had to enter by main entrance. Checked in with military and asked if we could stay overnight. Left after two nights, no one asked for money although some said they "registered" and paid.
Report Check-InIndeed this campground is open. Limited facilities in off season. We enjoed perfect hot shower. Power and water on site! Stayed at section la moza.
Report Check-InWe arrived at 16:45 at the gate. We were informed, that nobody from camping was around and we should check in tomorrow, but we could use the camping. On spot: no toilet open, no electricity, no wifi, no water, no infrastructure whatsoever. We stayed nonetheless, but refused to pay in the morning (were stopped at the gate), which was accepted after a bit of a discussion. I cannot recommend this camp ground in winter. I rather camp wild, there I know, I don‘t have facilities.
Report Check-InGreat place to visit and spend some nights, specially off-season. On season it gets really crowded. Nice beaches around and walking distance places to visit in the national park. There are two entrances. The one by Fortaleza de Santa Teresa (North) get closed at night. So if you get there late, you should ride to the main entrance of the park at ruta 9 (South). They normally charge 180 pp, but off season there is no control. There is water and electricity at sites.
Report Check-InWe were looking for a quiet place for Christmas! After the noise of Chilean and Argentine campers this was a dream, you could hear a pin drop after 10pm except Christmas and New Year’s Eve when it was a little noisy until 1am. We needed a plug-in so were lucky to get one this close to Christmas. The plug-ins (240V 25A) are roughly at this location and nowhere else in the park. Each also has a water tap. We paid $240/person. After Christmas the number of people looking for plug-in far exceeded supply and it all got a little hectic. The bathrooms are in need of refurbishment but were kept tolerably clean. Even with this number of campers plus day visitors the beaches were far from crowded. By the New Year even none serviced sites were becoming hard to find. There are a number of beaches, all great and the whole site is a little like an English stately home, make sure you walk around the gardens and visit the bird hide. The fort is also well worth a visit.
Report Check-InNoite teria sido tranquila caso não ocorresse uma tempestade de granizo. Um bom lugar para acampar.
Night would have been quiet had there not been a hailstorm. A good place to camp.
Report Check-InNice campground with lots of camping sites. 180 pesos per person without water or electric at site. Facilities (showers) were closed so decided not to stay.
Report Check-InA nice campsite, good hot shower, many people. No wifi. 460 pesos for 2 people and a motorhome.
Report Check-InThis place is just awesome. The park has hundreds If not thousands of camping spots. Several good beaches inside. Basic bathrooms (army style) with hot showers, but you have to observe the hot water availability times.
180pp without water or electricity at sites.
230pp with both at sites.
170 pesos pppn
must pay for 3 Days at least
if you do not camp, it is free
3 large áreas to camp
the área I was, bathroom was clean and hot showers
Amazing National Park! Most Urugayos and Argentinos! All very friendly and good neighbors! We really recommend this place! Camp fire are allowed! Very beautiful place and beaches!
Report Check-InAmazing place. we don't use the bathroom but we use power and water. we camp with truck camper. 150 pesos pp. very secure. and gorgeus beach.
Report Check-InIn the off-season only the toilets and showers close to the cabanas are open. They were clean and the showers are hot. We paid 150 p.p.
Report Check-InArrived at dusk and we're told we would pay a ranger tomorrow, but they never came. So we stayed for free probably because it was out of season. All amenities were closed and running water was off at our toilet block. Beautiful beaches and spacious campsites amongst the eucalypts.
Report Check-In100 pesos per person per night. We visited off season and it was quiet with very nice beaches. Did not use restroom as they are all closed. The Fort is interesting and open Wednesday to Sunday.
Report Check-In100 pesos per person per night off season. Toilets still nasty but there are electric hookups.
Report Check-InWe were there in off-season, facilities not always clean. There is no other option in the park itself
Price:1000 pesos
Report Check-InAdmission to the park is free. There are eight different areas for camping. Very nice in the eucalyptus forest located sites with electricity and water. The bathrooms are very basic. For the showers you have the choice between cold and ice cold water. In the park you can visit the old fort of Santa Teresa, visit the beautiful sandy beaches and do long walks. From August to October you might be able to spot whales off the coast.
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