Camping Cascadas de Tocoihue sits alongside the Río Tocoihue on the Isla Grande de Chiloé, in Chile's Los Lagos Region, roughly 20 km from the town of Dalcahue.

The campground takes its name from the nearby Cascadas de Tocoihue, a series of three permanent waterfalls where the river drops approximately 60 meters before reaching the sea. The falls plunge into a rounded basin that is known to hold salmon.

Hikers staying at the campground have direct access to trails leading to the cascades themselves, making it a natural base for exploring this dramatic corner of Chiloé.