In the free campsites of the Blue Patagonia Park, located in the province of Chubut, the dunes merge with the wind and the horizon seems endless.
This corner of Patagonia is a natural sanctuary where days pass at the syncopated rhythm of the waves and nights give way to surreal starry skies.
A Pleasure for the Senses in Chubut
Germán Lafuente, manager of the Park’s campsites, highlights that this place “forces you to stop and listen”. Here, there are no city noises, only the song of the wind and the sound of animals.
Each visitor takes something different: some seek adventure, others tranquility. According to Lafuente, the park is a personal refuge that provides peace and challenges to look beyond.
Blue Patagonia Park does not offer luxuries, but its true value lies in the connection with nature from the simplest form. The free campsites are basic but comfortable and, above all, sustainable. Here, the luxury is in the lived experience: the beaches are dyed with incredible colors at sunset and the sky turns into a canvas of stars.
The absolute silence of the night makes visitors feel small but part of something much bigger.
Tales Left by the Path
Every corner of the Park is an invitation to explore. From self-guided walks leading to imposing cliffs to the sighting of marine fauna on deserted beaches, like in Isla Leones, where you can see sea lions, birds, and even dolphins.
It is essential to observe with respect, understanding that we are in the animals’ home.
The Park also offers routes for trekking and mountain biking that cross incredible landscapes, from eroded canyons to solitary beaches. The campsites are a meeting point where people from different parts of the country and foreigners share stories and experiences.
Beyond the activities, what many visitors value is the learning experience. Living with nature implies respecting it, caring for it, and enjoying it without altering it, a transformative experience that invites you to look at the world with different eyes.
How to Get There and What to Bring to the campsites of Blue Patagonia Park
The Park has three main campsites:
- Cañadón del Sauce Camping: Located 80 km south of Camarones, it has 10 camping sites, dry toilets, hot showers, running water, tables with benches, and WiFi.
- Bahía Arredondo Camping: 90 km south of Camarones, offers nine camping sites, dry toilets, a communal fireplace, and the “Puesto Julie” shelter, equipped with a kitchen.
- Arroyo Marea Camping: Located at the Bahía Bustamante Portal, 150 km south of Camarones, it has camping sites, fire pits, and dry toilets. It is recommended to bring drinking water.
To get there, it is best to travel in your own or rented vehicle from Comodoro Rivadavia (259 km), Trelew (254 km), or Puerto Madryn (305 km). The main roads are gravel, so it is advisable to drive with caution.
It is essential to plan ahead and bring food, water, and everything necessary to enjoy an unforgettable stay. Blue Patagonia Park is a reminder that true wealth lies in the simple and essential, in environments that expose the very aura of nature.
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