The Pampa not only stands out for its rural landscapes and its quiet life, it also keeps little known destinations that invite you to plan a different visit. Tourism in the province has grown in recent years Thanks to proposals that combine nature, rest and outdoor activities.
One of the most striking examples is Villa Casa de Piedraa very young people that arose recently and that surprises both their history and the beauty of the environment. There, the river and reservoir are protagonists of an ideal landscape to enjoy as a family.
Where is Villa Casa de Piedra
Villa Casa de Piedra It is located at the west end of La Pampa, about 400 kilometers from Santa Rosa and very close to the boundary with the province of Mendoza. It is part of a tourist and productive complex that was born with the construction of the Casa de Piedra reservoir, opened in the 1990s.
The town was officially founded in 2006so it is considered one of the youngest in the country. Surrounded by a natural environment dominated by the Colorado River and the low mountains, it became an attraction due to the tranquility of its streets, the proximity with the water and the new destination air that distinguishes it from other Pampas peoples.
What can be done in Villa Casa de Piedra
The main attraction is the Reservoir, which offers aquatic activities such as kayak, sport fishing, boat rides and Windsurf. There are also fine sand beaches that allow you to enjoy the sun in summer, which makes the place a different alternative within a province without sea.
Local cuisine is also part of the experience: restaurants and hostels offer regional dishes with river meats and fish, ideal to complement an active tourism day. In addition, at different times of the year, cultural festivals and events are organized, which adds social life and entertainment to a destination that combines rest and family activities.
How to go to Villa Casa de Piedra
From Santa Rosa, the provincial capital, the 152 national route is being taken to the west, to connect with provincial route 34 that leads directly to Villa Casa de Piedra. The car trip lasts about five hours.
Another option is to get from Mendoza, since the people are closer to that province. In this case, you can take National Route 188 and then provincial route 34, on a tour that takes about three hours. Although there is no direct public transport to the town, private excursions or transfers can be hired
Source: Ambito
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