El Palmar National Park, Argentina

It is covers a surface of 8.500 hectares. This is the most southern Palmar in the world. Its existence goes back before Christopher Columbus. Tips of arrows and stones of "boleadoras" were found in the region.

This park has a recreational area with a camping sector in the stream "Los Loros". There is also a pedestrian path which leads to the ravine of the River Uruguay.