Category:Camping and Hotels

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Camping is a fun and cheap way to travel around Latin America. In general it is not recommended that you camp anywhere but officially sanctioned camping spots. Camping on deserted sections of beach or highway can be asking for trouble. Hostels on beaches or in small towns often offer camping in addition to dorm rooms, and if you ask nicely at small hotels or restaurants, they may let you camp in their parking lot or on their lawn. Offering to buy dinner or breakfast in exchange for a camping spot is a good way to start the conversation.

Click on any country name to get more information on camping and hotels with secure parking.

Country	Capital	Official Language	Population
Canada	Ottawa	English/French	33,212,696
Mexico	Mexico City	Spanish	109,955,400
United States	Washington, DC	English	303,824,640

Country	Capital	Official Language	Population
Belize	Belmopan	English	294,385
Costa Rica	San José	Spanish	4,195,914
El Salvador	San Salvador	Spanish	7,066,403
Guatemala	Guatemala City	Spanish	13,002,206
Honduras	Tegucigalpa	Spanish	7,639,327
Nicaragua	Managua	Spanish	5,785,846
Panama	Panama City	Spanish	3,309,679

Country	Capital	Offical Languages	Population
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Spanish	40,677,348
Bolivia	La Paz/Sucre	Spanish and 36 Native Languages	9,247,816
Brazil	Brasília	Portuguese	191,908,598
Chile	Santiago	Spanish	16,454,143
Colombia	Bogotá	Spanish and Native Languages	45,013,674
Ecuador	Quito	Spanish	13,927,650
French Guiana	Cayenne	French	221,450
Guyana	Georgetown	English	770,794
Paraguay	Asunción	Spanish, Guaraní	6,347,884
Peru	Lima	Spanish	28,220,764
Uruguay	Montevideo	Spanish	3,477,778
Venezuela	Caracas	Spanish	26,414,815