We have 5 sites  in this way each place has a single, more private space, avoiding crowds and respecting the load of the place and the correct use of resources.

Our campsites are designed to be reached directly by vehicle. Normally RVs should camp in campground parking lots, reserving the best spots for tents. In Patagonia Overlander we look for sites with good space, level and view so that you can park your vehicle directly in this place. We have sites differentiated by size for small vehicles to trucks (not buses).

Our campground is rural, not an RV park, this means that it does not have mains electricity or municipal sewage / water system. The water is obtained from a well and is treated through a system of oxygenation, decantation, chlorination, particle filtering and activated carbon. We have a septic tank of 6000 liters sized for the maximum capacity of the campsite.

The electricity is obtained through a small solar system that allows lighting the bathroom area, powering the water pump to pressurize the bathroom water and charging small devices through the USB port.

Being in a rural area there is no garbage removal service, so we must take care of our waste.
It is essential that as conscious travelers, you help us to minimize the production of it.

We recycle glass and cans, which we will take to the Coyhaique recycling center. We also have a compost bin for organic material. It is important that in order to maintain the recycling service we make good use of the designated containers and do not mix the waste, thus facilitating recycling. If you can take your non-recyclable garbage to the next town, we appreciate it.

Although the Aysén region has a lot of water, we live in an era of climate change that has reduced the waters around the planet, so we ask our travelers to use this precious element consciously.

In the same way, the solar system, at the moment, is small so it is essential that, for its care, it is used responsibly.

We are working to expand our water and electricity capacity, for now we ask for understanding that we are in a rural campsite and in a first stage of startup.

During our tour of Chile, we noticed that Campgrounds for Overlanders were excessively expensive, we believe that this misconception about overlanders has caused many travelers not to visit specialized campsites.

As travelers we know that every penny matters when you’re on long trips. This is why we wanted to provide all these services and differences, while maintaining a camping market value in Chile. Although building a specialized campsite has not been an easy or cheap task, especially in a rural area, we believe that our greatest reward lies in the experience of meeting, helping and enjoying the company of travelers from all over the world.