Campamento Yaax'che

I find it humorous to read reviews of people that talk about a poorly running shower or composting toilets when they go to an eco campground. Yeah, the 'facilities' are not the Ritz, but it's a super rad place. Tents are comfortable. Being in the jungle is a super fun experience. The hiking trails and lookout tower close by are cool. Hearing howler monkeys at night is frightening but awesome. Someone mentioned the cost? It's not that expensive to stay there, the food if you get it there is a bit more and may not have been my favorite...but hey, you're in the jungle...you can always bring your own food in. Also. bring your own water and snacks in to save some pesos :-) I found the people running it friendly but not in your business. It's a place to go do your own thing. When I was there there was only one other young couple staying there so you had the whole place for a nice peaceful retreat. Def great option for a night.

a camp site in the middle of the jungle well maintained. The bird watching tower is fun to climb (a bit scary too). They have food a bit expensive but in the middle of nowhere... The bad point is that there is no real option they try to organise to go see the ruins. You either have to pay a lot or hitchhike. Hitchhike worked fine for us.

+ We had a very good experience in this camping in the junglewith our host, Fernando: the camping is ecological, the food is wonderful and it was an amazing experience to be woken by the howling monkeys. - Expensive - Lot of mosquitos (which is normal in the jungle) - No more curtains in the shower

Wonderful camp in the woods. Don't expect any amenities, these are basic living conditions in the jungle. Great experience!

Very cozy campground and family-run restaurant. There was a community of howler monkeys living in the trees above, so bring some earplugs! The campground was very ecological: rainwater showers, compost toilets, recycling bins... A true jungle experience off the beaten path.