Camping Michol | Established Campground

Mexico

Details

Verified:
15 days ago
Altitude:
39.0 masl
Website:
None
Phone:
None

Amenities

Electricity:
Yes - Not at Sites
Wifi:
Yes - Average
Kitchen:
No
Restaurant:
Yes
Showers:
Cold
Water:
Non-Potable
Toilets:
Running Water
Big Rig Friendly:
No
Tent Friendly:
Yes
Pet Friendly:
Yes
Sanitation Dump Station:
No

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Description

Family-run, 50mx per person. Toilets/shower leave much to be desired, but nice big sink to wash dishes in. Restaurant looked nice, but didn't try the food. Electricity. WiFi near the restaurant. Small rigs/tents only.

There’s an outside wood fire stove if you want to cook/bbq.

1km to ruins museum gate - tickets after 8.30am Tue - sun

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Beautiful sunset, strong WiFi close to the restaurant, and cold showers are a nice relief from the heat. However, showers and bathrooms are gross and the family who runs this place are bizarre. Weird vibes and overall gross place with a lot of potential. Cheap, but would not recommend. Charged my 4yo half price despite my insistence that under five is free most places in Mexico. Various family members keep checking on us to make sure we have paid, apparently they don’t talk to each other and would rather bother us while trying to put our kids to bed. Teenage son talks very loudly on his phone, which is amusing.

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very rotten place unfortunately. we took a cabin for 300 pesos because we needed a secure place for our bicycles when visiting the ruins. but they are not worth the price, everything is very dirty. no recommendation!

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ah, j oubliais les photos en plus mais du coup, obligation de rajouter un commentaire

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comment se plaindre à 50 pesos ? les sanitaires sont rudimentaires mais ça fait le taf. Il y a de la place pour les van et pour les tentes, un coin sous abris. Un espace commun est disponible autour d un barbecue ou ke wifi se connecte aisément. En soirée, le calme de l endroit au son de la jungle estvun must ! Je voyage en scooter...

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Yes it is cheap but you get for your money! I would recommend Hostal Casa Bambutan just a few km from there.

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The guy was friendly. 50 pesos per person in a tent. There are roofs for tents, which are essential during the tropical rainy season. The terrain is very wet, so some pitches don't really allow you to pitch a tent. Showers are rudimentary, but there are showers, toilets and a sink outside for washing up. You don't have to worry about shower companions like leeches.
The house is cleaned every day.
In the evening, the guy listened to very loud music until around 10:30-11pm.
We didn't hear the monkeys all night, probably due to the continuous rain.

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The guys running the place played music so loud that at my camp site I couldn’t even watch Netflix in my tent and certainly couldn’t sleep. They were shouting and dogs were making noises like they were being tortured. Brutal.

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Dirty as hell, but only option opened this time of the year. Screaming monkeys during the night.

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Who it's good for: either a fully self contained traveler or someone with a low budget and matching standards.

People keep saying "small rv" but I'm pretty sure you could get a small expedition truck in there. My van is 3.2m tall by 7.8m long and 2.something wide and fit with room to spare.
I rented a room for two nights so I'd have a cooler place for my dog while I was at the ruins all day. Total cost was $700 pesos. They showed me 2 rooms and a cabaña. The cabañas are very rustic. One room was where someone was living and they were like "don't worry, we'll move the clothes out." The room I ended up with was dirty, had evidence of water leaks and mold, had gross looking pillows without cases, sheets that did not look fresh, had a curtain that only covered half of the window, and basically no security (ie, just a window screen). Also no toilet seat and no hot water. None of the options presented had AC; just windows and ceiling fans.
Ultimately I slept in my van and used the room for the dog and to take a shower.

Everyone was friendly and welcoming. The food in the restaurant was decent and reasonably priced.

Even with the room, it was still cheaper than even just basic camping at any other place nearby, and I got exactly what I needed from it. Not the best ever, but was the best option for me.

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Cost $50 per adult $25 per kids, very good price for camping. Place to camp is great and comfortable, you can see monkeys around.
Toilets and showers are not so good but it is enough. Recommended place if you want to save money and have a good place to stay

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Nice and cheap campground (50 pesos per adult, children are free). The garden is really beautiful, a perfect place for tents. For the small RV there are around 3 places. Toilet and cold shower are old and dirty, but it is ok. There is a free WiFi, you can get the password in restaurant.

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Did not stay but inquired about camping and hotel. $100MXN to camp. $500MXN for room for 2 adults, kids 12 and under free. Additional $50MXN for dogs. The choice was between smaller room with 2 beds. Or larger room with king sized bed and kitchen. Both rooms had a/c. A hotel room with a/c was less expensive here than camping at Maya Bell but the grounds are not quite as nice. Location is close to gate of Palenque Archeological site, easy walk to gate. Palenque Archeological site does not allow dogs (except for service dogs) so I wanted to get a hotel room to keep my dog somewhere cool while visiting the site.
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50pp (gratuit moins de 5 ans)
tout est très mal entretenu, en très mauvais état et sale (palapas, chaises, tables...) donc inutilisable. les sanitaires ne sont pas très propre et prudence il y a des scorpions dans les douches. électricité mais il fait avoir une très longue rallonge. wifi très mauvaise et seulement au niveau du restaurant. possible d'aller à pieds au site archéologique, 1km de marche mais attention il y a ensuite encore 2 km à faire pour atteindre les ruines. nous avons vu un toucan et entendu les.singes hurleurs. bon emplacement mais c'est tout !

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Its still just 100mx for 2 persons in a van. The bathrooms were not too bad - „Jungle dirty“ with old spiders and mud, but they cleaned the toilets every day.
Had a quiet night.

In the morning (7.30am) you might meet Xel - he is local (Maya) Tourguide and shows you the jungle part of Palenque. We really enjoyed his tour! (500$, 2 persons, 2,5h). He is mayan and knows everything about the history, culture and the nature. Very friendly and calm. Even our spanish is not that good, we understood everything he said and showed. His WhatsApp: +52 916 128 7255.

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Stayed here 2 nights with our skoolie (8 meters long) it’s cheap , but not clean at all ! Sunset it’s beautiful , you have wifi from the place where you sleep. If you cross the road , turn left, walk two minutes on the road and turn right the jungle way, you follow this way, walk ten minutes in the jungle you have a wonderful waterfall !

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50 pesos per person. Cheap, but the facilities were disgusting! Close to the ruins though. Only 1 km. Restaurant had good food. Only room for like 2-3 rigs. Unless you camp in a tent or hammock.

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you can walk to the ruïns, excellent spot in a nice jungle environment . but everything on the campsite with the palapas is very old, broken and a bit dirty. in the afternoon when the restaurant is open there is loud music. nevertheless a good option for 50 pesos pp.

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Got in, paid. Looked for a spot and the only space left was a super muddy, unlevel spot with all the other campers around. Turned around and left without our money.

Maybe an OK spot if you're here before everybody else. But really it only has room for 4 or so vehicles and very on top of each other.

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Great camping near the ruin. Very good wifi reaching the van. Cold shower but for 50pesos per person it is fine !! And with the heat you’re happy with cold water. You can hear the monkey at night veeery loud.
You can walk from here to the ruins and be the first there early morning

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A very good quiet place to stay. We slept here for one night and felt very comfortable. Very good price for the proximity to the ruin. 50 mxn/pp

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In the middle of the jungle with howlers monkeys. Amazing.
50$M/pers for the night with wifi. Cool place near from the ruins

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Good decision to stay here if you want to go to the Tempel the next morning or the same day. 50p per person and it was quiet and empty. It isn’t really an organized campspot but they had beautiful plants and you definitely get the jungle experience. Got woke up by a monkey that was in a tree above our van at 4am
Can’t tell much about the bathrooms as we have our own in the van but what I can tell is that they’re in a closed house and it looked like I didn’t want to enter it so I was glad I didn’t have to.
Still it’s super cheap in this touristic area which surprised us so it was worth it!

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Very simple. Not the cleanest toilets or showers. Only $100 pesos.

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Best deal to camp for the night near the Ruins. Still 50mx/pp. Friendly people.
The place itself is,like other said, very basic and a bit run down. But ok for a night in the jungle.
Cold showers available, but in 30 Celsius with high humidity absolutely refreshing.
In the morning you can’t overhear the howler monkeys 😄

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Good option, close to the ruins for 50pp. Toilets were clean, no tp. Cold showers are fine, just a lot of cobwebs and bugs drawn to the lights at night, it is the jungle after all! Tent camping spots look great with little roofed spaces. Luckily it was cool weather when we visited!

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As described. it is hotter than the Dickens in Palenque.

we drive into town for dinner after park toll shuts down.

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nous sommes restés 4nuits avec 2 vans nissan. 50pesos par personne par nuit même si le propriétaire a tenté 70pesos. on a dit qu'on ne voulait pas d'électricité.
emplacement assez petit. accès aux sanitaires ok bien que mal entrenu. sur place possible de piquer la tente. possible de louer une chambre aussi. WiFi a la demande au resto. bel endroit dans la jungle. on voit les singes. terrain boueux quand il pleut.

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As described, 50pp, very basic, but quiet at nice and good location.

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50pp. Basic but completely fine! Close to the ruins as well

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Spent two nights here while visiting the temples (50pp per night). Muddy campspots for the cars and the other guests made a mess of the toilets. Otherwise decent place for visiting the ruïnes.

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The guy seemed nice enough. He charged us 50pp per night and 50 pesos for our van because it's large. We asked for 2 nights. Everything is fine other than I went back up to the desk not even 5 minutes later to say that we actually wanted to stay one night and to see if I could get my money back for the second night. I didn't have high expectations to get it back but the guy acted like he didn't understand what I was saying (I was speaking Spanish). So just make sure you know how long you want to stay before going in.

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We stayed for 2 nights, basic bathroom and cold showers. Meant more for tent camping, but there was room for our truck camper.

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Well it is not really a beautiful place. But for 40 PpP ok. Walking distance to museum and ticket office. Wi-Fi is good

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camping effectivement très rustique mais pour 40 pesos par adulte (négociés, ils demandaient 50) c'est très bien. le wifi fonctionne et les toilettes et douches ( froides) sont simples mais ok

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perfect place to relax, have many shadow. Is silent.
recomended
40 pp

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A bit run down, but perfect for the price. Safe and clean enough. Nice to have your coffee at the sounds of Howler Monkeys, Montezumas and other birds.
About 10 covered spots for tents. Parking for Overlanders not the best, but ok. Some hungry ants…

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Probably the grossest place I’ve camped in MX. Has potential but the family running it does nothing to make it nice. Food is bad, trash everywhere, would rather poop in the woods than use their bathrooms again. But it’s only $40p per night so you get what you pay for. Was much happier with my $120p palapa at Mayabell.

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40 pesos p/p camping

Restaurant food is very poor. Don’t waste your money. Also, they tried to overcharge me on the number of beers. Poor service overall. Campground is unkept.

Come here only for the cheap tent camping. Only a few level spots for vehicle camping.

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Pitched our tents a couple of nights to see the ruins. You're actually in the national park unlike some other campsites and cabañas nearby which is great. Very basic and quite dirty bathrooms and showers but did the job. Paid 45 pesos each per night. Parked our car right where we camped. Super friendly and the son does tours of the ruins which are amazing. The family is so knowledgeable about Mayan culture and the jungle! Ate in restaurant but wasn't worth it. The campsite has a small wood fire grill so we preferred saving our money and cooking there. Bring bug spray and there are mosquitoes.

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Spent four nights here. It’s a bit funky, but the price is right at 40 pesos per night per person. For that price I had access to the flush toilets and cold showers which were clean, WiFi, and the use of a palapa which was very nice when it was raining. There’s an outdoor cooking area where there is usually someone playing guitar in the evening and a restaurant. Very convenient to the ruins and also town by colectivo. Overall quiet, with friendly staff and a safe place to stay.

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For 40MXN pp you get what you pay for. As described by other overlanders, parts are muddy, showers and toilets are dirty. The palapas are nice for the rain season.

Unfortunately the owners are bad hosts caring to get your money but not assuring that there is water so that campers can use the showers and flush their poo down the toilet.

Good place for small rigs if you stay for a night to see the ruins at a reasonable price in comparison with Maya Bell.

Better if you arrange to visit the ruins and camp 40min from here at Cascadas Roberto Barrios at Campground Valle de Bascan.

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pros: reasonable price (seems hard to find as camping seems to be priced for the american/Canadian market) 1km walk to museum and into back gate of palenque ruins. We were here in Feb and the mosquitos weren't too bad

cons:
annoying guides try to sell you tours of the ruins and jungle plus magic mushrooms and drugs 24/7. e.g 11pm at night and again at 7am. I didn't try the restaurant but this place in general isn't run very well.

40p p/p

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Nice campsite with big trees and shade. Very quiet at night. 40pesos for adult and just 20 for kid for a night. Toilets and showers are very basic and not very well maintained. But still, the price is very good

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Place pour 1 ou 2 vr. 40 pesos personnes plus 10 pour électricité. WC Et douche a l hygiène limitée. Le matin notre fils c est fait mordre par le chihuahua de la propriété sans raison les enfants caressé un chat 10 m plus loin quant le chien es venue attaquer. Pas d excuses de la proprio. Nous sommes partis mécontent.

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Shady place with biting ants!!! Showers and toilets are basic. We had electricity for 10$ per person. The Internet did not work!

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Good place to set up camp in the jungle, close to nature. Very economical option, 40 pesos per night. Outdoor fire basic cooking facilities. Friendly and helpful staff.

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very basic camping site. Quite muddy but very cheap 40 pesos per person + 10 pesos for electricity.
full of mosquitoes....

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set up 2 hammocks under a tin roof structure 40 pesos per night walking distance to the Palenque ruins restaurant has basic food and basic beers wifi slow. we walked across and up the road to Maya Bell resort for breakfasts and dinners. shower worked fine, cold and rustic

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Cheap camping (40 pesos p/p), very basic amenities. Restaurant is not great--recommend walking up the road to Maya Bell. Walked from here to the Palenque ruins.

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O lugar é bem meia boca, muita formiga, mosquitos, bem sujo e sem estrutura, mais fica a 3km das ruínas de Palenque, dormimos por aqui e fomos caminhando cedinho no outro dia. Pagamos $40,00 pesos por pessoa. Aceita cachorro.

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We stayed here for three nights with a 24-foot RV. Camping very simple, a little power flowers but cheap 50 pesos per day and per person for an RV. We eat very well in the restaurant where we can connect to electricity and enjoy a good Wifi.

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estuvimos 5 días, pagamos 40 pesos por persona, nos gusto mucho el lugar. Si entras despues de las 18 horas no pagas el ingreso a la reserva. Desde aca podes visitar tranquilamente las ruinas. No dejar de ir al museo. El Camping tiene baños y duchas de agua fria, no es lo mas lindo pero safa por el precio.

We stayed 5 days, we paid 40 pesos per person, we liked the place very much. If you enter after 18 hours you do not pay the entrance to the reserve. From here you can calmly visit the ruins. Do not stop going to the museum. The campsite has bathrooms and showers of cold water, it is not the most beautiful but safa for the price

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Une place bien decrite en anglais. Les toilettes et douche sont correctes pour le prix 40 pesos 3$ canadien

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We arrived late and needed somewhere for the night. Perfect spot for 40p. As comments say below- don’t expect to much, but it was a good spot to stay if just passing through to see the ruins!
Little kiosk sold beers so we were happy campers.

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Stayed in our camper van for one night. 40pesos pp. originally asked us to park in a muddy spot, but we convinced them to allow us to park in a better spot. Was crowded with tent campers/backpackers...I think all the cabañas were taken.

Fast Wifi near main building

Showers and toilets were run down, but clean... Seen worse for more money...

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I think the comment below about sometimes you get what you pay for summarizes it well....
Pros: very close to ruins, cheap, pretty quiet, cold shower.
Cons: sewage drainage seems to be into the central grassy area, very rundown, they don't control their 5 dogs so they just hung around our truck barking (causing our under control pets to bark back), our dogs walked through a tick nest in the grass there and picked up several tiny ticks and we found about 20 or so tiny ones on ourselves consequently (which could happen anywhere, but the place is a bit rundown and not kept up well on the whole), bathrooms had wasp nest hanging from the ceiling/not very clean, didn't find the people very friendly.

All in all, wouldn't recommend or return as have stayed at way way better free places or even places that cost 100 pesos per night for 2 people. However, if you jusy want a clean, close to ruins place to park for the night and don't venture away from your vehicle, it is probably fine.

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stayed 2 nights, as described. 40 pesos per person. very relaxed atmosphere. really liked the place.

they didnt have much change when we were there, so dont bring only 500 Pesos bills...

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Stayed here one night. 40 pesos/person. cold showers and clean restrooms.

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Beautiful setting but totally neglected bathrooms. Ignorant staff apart from Francisco. Had fresh camarones but they were not willing to turn down the music in the restaurant at all.
It is a pity that such a beautiful place is not run better.
Very cheap though: 40 pesos

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40 pesos for one person, tent, and moto.

Very humid, jungle-like surroundings.

Restaurant is slightly more up-scale than most cheap restaurants.

NOTE: MUCH better, cleaner, nicer, newer bathrooms in the adjacent restaurant than in the campground! Even one toilet seat in the women's side! But no showers--only in the campground bathroom.

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As described. 40p/person, very friendly people !

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40p pp, basic place, not so clean facilities, no toiletseats, wifi was out when we were there after a big rain. Lovely garden and a lot of shade, friendly people!

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We stayed here more than one week (40 Pesos per Person/Night). We loved this place and the beautiful garden (shady the whole day and perfect for yoga), and the internet by the main house is very fast! The toilets and showers are clean, but it’s a „open“ room so there are of course some insects around ;-) there is also a sink for washing clothes by hand and „wires“ where you can let them dry. The family is very friendly and als the people who work there. We asked the owner if we could drive with our sprintervan in the garden by the palapas, thats maybe the mainreason why we had this perfect stay.

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40 pesos per person - camping under nice shaded area.
Space does not seem to be that tight, there seemed to be plenty of room when we were there.
Did not check the bathrooms out.
Couldn't plug into electrical (no plugs nearby) - wifi was super slow, even at the restaurant (and almost no signal at the camping area).
Micheladas at the restaurant were good - food was not. We tried some enchiladas (veg and non-veg) and they had sooo much salt!
Good for a night to see Palenque ruins the next morning.
Also, they have the cutest little puppies in the restaurant - playing with them was a total bonus! XD
If you are driving to the ruins, make sure you go early, almost no parking spaces left when we got there at 8.30 on a Monday morning...

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Very nice place for 40 peses a night. Bathroom and shower a little bad. Other than that very good location, wifi, friendly family

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Excellent location, great price. Small rigs, vans, and tent camping only. Space can be tight, so the earlier recommendation to check out before driving all the way in is good. Got electricity is available from one of the cabins - need a long extension cord. Wifi wasn’t working when I was there, but I had mostly ok Telcel service. Paid 40 pesos for 1person in a 21-ft camper.

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40 pesos par personne la nuit. Le camping est petit est souvent plein. Si les premières places sont prises allez chez Youth Hostel, c’est le même prix, par contre une seule place pour se brancher.

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Convinient location to visit the ruins in Palenque. As they mentioned before, if you make it there around 4-5pm you skip the official 35MP toll. You will need a long extension to use electricity at the campground. Don't expect luxuries, you get what you pay for. Toilets where bucket flush, and never very clean.

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Muddy after recent rains, rained while we were here. Spotless bathroom and cold shower, 40 pp, easy walk to ruins, weak wifi signal, ok place for 1 night.

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Great deal for the price - we have yet to find a place, where you can park the car in a jungle-ish surroundings, have decent enough wi-fi (although you have to walk closer to the restaurant) to skype home, shower (cold, but the woman's are renovated and nice - and during the day it's so hot, that I actually enjoyed the cold shower so much) and place to wash dishes/clothes - all that for 40pp.
Didn't see how the rooms look inside, but they were just 100 pesos, so it might be an option too. Bathrooms are clearly renovated, at least the woman's side.
Great for checking Palenque, super close to the entrance. As we arrived late (6:30ish), the "toll" booth where you pay the 30 something pesos for entering rhe park was empty and road was clear, so no one charged us.

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Lovely campsite, super quite and close to the temple area. Shower is cold, but ok. toilets are fine (no toilet kids but at this stage one should be used) and there is a place to wash clothes even. Restaurant is good too and dishes are well sized. We enjoyed it. Paid 40 MXN pp

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fast wifi near the restaurant
40 pesos for an adult ... for children 3 differents answer : free, 25 per children, 25 for the older one (9) finaly we paid 100 pesos for 2 adults and 3 children
lot of good people here very friendly

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The price now is 40p/person/night but they have wifi! It works pretty good specially at the restaurant.

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We spent two nights there, 30 pesos per person per night for us and our campervan.
Really convenient location to visit the ruins.
We haven't tried the wifi.

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Brand new bathrooms. Great for us for this price (30 pesos/pers).

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We tent camped under a palapa for 30 pesos/person. There are cabanas also but don't know the price. The toilets and showers (cold) were simple but clean. It's a short drive to the Palanque archeological site (where you can park for free).

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Basique mais suffisant. WC et douche très sommaire. Électricité aléatoire en soirée

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Well we did find a red with black stripes snake in the men's room, lol. As the last poster said, it's the jungle. Bathrooms leave something to be desired, but I would stay here again. Paid 30p per person, but he asked for 40p. I told him I read it's only 30p and he gave in fast. Meet two other groups of Overlanders. Always love that!

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stayed here for 3 nights whilst visiting palenque ruins and Agua Azul. it is a nice spot with camping for tents and smaller vehicles (were 20 foot and we were fine). charged 30 pesos pp and when we asked for electricity she said it was an extra 20pesos per night and we had to park near the tiendita. we walked to the ruins and it was about 30 minutes to the museum and ruins entrance (an hour to the other entrance) or 20pesos for collectivo. the bathrooms are really not as bad as people indicate - yeah they're old but they're clean (you're in the jungle after all but there were no snakes or dirt on the walls or mysterious hairs everywhere) and have good water pressure. they only have curtains instead of doors but there is separate male and female toilets. for the price it was perfect!

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it's not a great place, but cheap and okey for one night (P30/person), close to the ruines

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Affordable camping near ruins (30 pesos/each) with a small abarrotes and restaurant. Bathrooms at camping area are unpleasant but the restaurant loos are nice and check the three boxes: toilet seat, toilet paper + they flush! Howler monkeys can be heard on occasion, too.

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Stayed here 2 nights. Paid 30pp. They will say they do not have electricity but you are able to plug in from the shed (extension cord needed) just tell them you need electricity.
The toilets are horrible, never been cleaned, but just use the restrooms at the museum up the road during the day.
Can't beat the price in Palenque so would stay again.

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Nice place, bad toilets, but worth the cheap price. The other camping was crowded with biiig white RVs.

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nice quiet camping in the national park, where also the ruins are located. the ruins are in walking distance, ca. 2km. we paid 30 pesos per person and 31 pesos for the national park entry. the place also has rooms in the house with hot water. the camping showers haven't got any hot water. there is no pool, but a little cascade nearby. there isn't any temascal, but at the other camping around offer it. be prepared for the mosquitos. we like our stay.

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Just down the street from Mayabell (GPS coordinates may not be exact). Family-run, 30mx per person. Toilets/shower leave much to be desired, but nice big sink to wash dishes in. Restaurant looked nice, but didn't try the food. Electricity, no wifi. Small rigs/tents only.

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Camping 500m après l'entrée du parc, 3 emplacements pour petits camping car 30$m par personne. Situe a 2km du site possibilité de pendre un mini bus pour allez voir les ruines

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