Former campground of Petrohué | Informal Campsite

March 5th, 2018 by ichbinkreativ

Permanently closed. However, some buildings, benches and tables of the former campground still remain. There is a barrier on the access road and there is no other way around for vehicles. Thus, the area is only accessible by foot.

November 2nd, 2017 by wildwaft.wordpress.com

The CONAF camping has been closed for 2 years. We camped at the beach anyway. No running water or infrastructure.

October 12th, 2017 by jorenmeijer

Still closed, nobody there, deteriorating campground. I stayed in rig on parking lot. Think putting up a tent a bit out of sight as a good option.

February 18th, 2017 by travelbugbitten.com

Still closed for camping.

December 17th, 2016 by ralentir.ch

Still closed.

November 16th, 2016 by dagliantipodi

Amazing panorama.Super safe,quite to busy (4 motorhomes)

May 10th, 2016 by We Ride South America

As they said the camping is "closed" but not really... It's really easy to access from the beach or even from the main gate if you have a motorbike like us (or bike). Firepit, heaps of wood and shelter. Prefect. And really nice view :) Our night was really quiet too. Go for it.

March 24th, 2016 by andromedagalaxis

Camping is still closed. no infrastructure. just some spots with numbers on the beach and in the woods right next to the beach.

nice wildcamp although the boats are noisy...

it's free :)

March 18th, 2016 by penguin-bingo.com

Closed for maintenance in March 2016.

March 26th, 2015 by Nomadizens

Campsites are 10k pesos per site. Beautiful view and some hiking trails from the campground to the volcano.

March 19th, 2015 by Verlengd Weekend

Didn't stay, as it is a bit overpriced. Showers open from 19.00 to 11.00

February 21st, 2015 by joshua.emil.bishop

Beautiful spot on the lake. Fire pits, hot water & covered areas. We payed 5 mil for a spot without a fire pit as the others were full. They were 10 mil otherwise (1-5 people). Was quiet but windy in our spot.

January 1st, 2012 by abenteuertour.de

We spent the night (chil 10,000. Pesos) on the large parking lot in front of the official campground. However, we had prior approval from the park rangers that this was not a problem. Clean toilets (300 chil. Pesos) there is a jetty Petrohué.

From the car park / campground starts a very nice trail along the lake and up the lava field of the volcano. The tour of the Saltos de Petrohué is quite nice, but the entrance (1,500 chil. Pesos / person) and the parking fee (270 chil. Pesos / 20 min.) are not really worth it.