10 places to camp in Buenos Aires

At the arrival of each weekend we get that desire to go out to camp somewhere that is nearby and offers a good environment for camping and spending a few days outdoors. If you are looking for places to camp near Buenos Aires you might like some:

1. Punta Lara. At 12 km from the city of La Plata, on the banks of the Rio de La Plata, it has campsites with all comforts. Visit the Punta Lara Marginal Forest, the southernmost subtropical forest in the world in Boca Cerrada.
2. Indian tip. On the banks of the Rio de La Plata, 90 km from the city of La Plata, with its South Coastal Park, is a biosphere reserve recognized by UNESCO in the World Biosphere Reserve network.
3. Chascomús. There are several campsites with services for camping. In this area there are a series of lagoons, called Chainadas lagoons, which make up a unique wetland in the world due to its biodiversity.
4. Atlantic Coast. Especially in Aguas Verdes there are very organized campsites. Be sure to visit the Punta Rasa Nature Reserve and its crabs in San Clemente del Tuyú and the new Campos del Tuyú National Park in General Lavalle.
5. Laguna Salada Grande. Located 5 minutes from Madariaga. The Fisherman's Club offers all services for anglers and campers. It is part of an Integral Nature Reserve and represents one of the main lagoon environments in the province of Buenos Aires.
6. Sierra de los Padres. Only 10 minutes from Mar del Plata. Among the campsites in this area is the one on the Island in the Laguna de Los Padres, where you can do lake tours in canoes in a very natural environment.
7. La Brava Lagoon. In Sierra La Brava, located between Mar del Plata and Balcarce. It offers a variety of adventure activities such as water sports, trekking and photographic safaris.
8. Epecuén Lagoon. In Carhué, where are the ruins of Villa Epecuén. The water of the lagoon is hypermarine (ten times higher than the sea). There are campsites and recreational parks with all services.
9. Sierra de la Ventana. The Nature Reserve and the Ernesto Tornquist Provincial Park are ideal for hiking and outdoor living. At the base of Mount Ventana is the base camp from which you can make several trekking trips and photographic safaris. Within this mountain range is Cerro Tres Picos, the highest point in the province of Buenos Aires with 1239 masl
10. Tandil. Here is the oldest mountain range in the world, which once had the height of the Andes. Hiking and photo safaris are available. There are campsites with all services. Do not miss a visit to the Sierra del Tigre Nature Reserve and Sierra de Las Ánimas.

Source: Camping