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Photo by Ellen Delis, Lagunas Ojos del Campo, Antofalla, Catamarca

I haven't been everywhere...
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Bolivia, Sucre - Camping

A great little place 4 blocks from the city center. The camping is at S19 02.574 W065 15.302

Wifi, hot showers, kitchen (sink and stove), inside common area, and a small room with a bed if you don't want to pitch a tent. Bs/60 per vehicle or Bs/50 per tent.

The owners don't live on this property, and usually aren't around except on the weekends. Check in at their residence, address:
Aniceto Arce 416 (it's around the corner from the camping area)

Owners are Alberto and Felicidad, super nice people. They only speak Spanish but their children speak German and English and can help translate.
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no info here.

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Another shout out for this super place!

Anyone for a phone number or email address for Albertio? Got a question about an alternator, and the man is an electrical genius!

Merv.
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We attempted to camp at Alberto and Felicidad's todaybut were turned away.

I am not sure if there was a language barrier, or if he is "no longer in business", or prefers to deal with cars and send bikes to a nearby hospadaje, but are at the nearby Wasi Masi as per his recommendation.

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