“Camping Municipal,” a local chuckled, pointing towards the now renamed Camping Capilla del Señor. “That’s what we always called it.” Camping Capilla del Señor sits on the grounds of the former Quinta Papandrea. This picturesque campsite, nestled along the Cañada de la Cruz, offers a tranquil escape. Imagine yourself surrounded by towering eucalyptus, álamos, paraísos, and robles. The Cañada de la Cruz is known as one of the last uncontaminated bodies of water in the area. The two-story structure and a 19th-century well with a wellhead are notable features of the old Quinta. Camping Capilla del Señor connects to the town via the Veredón, also known as the Brigadier Mitre Bridge. Across three hectares of natural beauty, you can enjoy a traditional asado at one of the comfortable fire pits. Or perhaps you’d prefer to spend a weekend camping in spacious plots, equipped with all necessary services. Amenities include showers, hot water, restrooms, lighting, parking, security, and a convenient store.
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