camping el mago Carlos Gardel | Established Campground
Uruguay
Details
- Verified:
- 6 months ago
- GPS:
- -31.81937, -56.17393
- Altitude:
- 162.4 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
sandrine
Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes - At Sites
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Hot
- Water:
- Yes
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Unknown
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Description
Awesome place to camp - lady at admin hut said it was free (September). Beautiful bathrooms with clean, flushing toilets, soap at one sink, and toilet paper. Lots of locals there during the day but they all left after sunset. Since we were staying the night the lady gave us a set of keys to open the bathrooms and showers, as they got locked at 6:30pm. Main light poles have charging outlets. Little store at the far end of the park - not sure if it is open every day or just weekends. When open the showers are nice and hot, and very clean. Very pleased with this site and stayed 2 nights.
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Nice campground with 4 cement slabs for bigger campers with a braai area, washbasin and power that wasn't working. Power available at light poles. Bathrooms basic and clean with hot showers. Paid 800pesos for 2nights for 2 people.
Report Check-InNice place, quiet, free in low season, but pay in high season, barbecue, bathrooms, water and electricity
Report Check-InSame as previous entry - excellent stay cost us 350p per night Visited Valley Eden and waterfall on way here via dirt track that was quite smooth
Report Check-Inon Sunday some people Cole walking and picknicking. the local hippie community selling artisanias and some local food. In the evening nobody around. free. We could not cross the river by car because of inundation. Half of picknick tables in the water. The suspension bridge brought us over the water for a walk to mirador
Report Check-InGood place. Lady said it was free for us that was only going to sleep and leave early. She offered us to leave the toilet keys but we would need to wait for her to come back next day at 9AM. Quiet and looks safe. May be crowded by locals during weekends (roof top tent)
Report Check-InLovely camping, great for kids, big manicured lawn and little enchanted forest that goes down to a creek. Funny hanging bridge, too.
It was not for free though, we paid 350ps for a motorhome.
Lugar muito tranquilo ótimo para relaxar! Banheiros limpos e banho quente e gostoso! Com muitas sombras. Ficamos alguns dias. Mais faça compras antes pois não tem nada no vilarejo!
Very quiet place great for relaxing! Clean bathrooms and hot and good bath! With many shadows. We stayed for a few days. Make buy food before you have nothing in the village!
4 nights for free. Showers warm to hot depending the shower you chose. The one closest to the boilers is hot. Toilets cleaned every day as are the showers. Waterfall Pozo del Horno at 12 km and Valley of Eden at 6 km walking distance from the camping. Clean place. In weekends a bit noisy with the families visiting the place. But no problem.
Report Check-InAwesome place to camp - lady at admin hut said it was free (September). Beautiful bathrooms with clean, flushing toilets, soap at one sink, and toilet paper. Lots of locals there during the day but they all left after sunset. Since we were staying the night the lady gave us a set of keys to open the bathrooms and showers, as they got locked at 6:30pm. Main light poles have charging outlets. Little store at the far end of the park - not sure if it is open every day or just weekends. When open the showers are nice and hot, and very clean. Very pleased with this site and stayed 2 nights.
Report Check-InWe simply use the sanitaries as we've visited the museum Carlos Gardel. Was quiet. No shower on sundays
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