Vizcachas de Rari is a culturally and ecologically focused campground situated within a park of more than 600 hectares near the village of Rari, in the precordillera of the Maule Region, about 10 kilometers from Panimávida.

The site sits alongside Estero Rari, which forms natural swimming pools on the property.

The surrounding forest is a mixed maulino woodland sheltering native species including nothofagus, sclerophyllous, and austral flora, along with diverse fauna and notably dark, light-pollution-free skies.

The campground welcomes scout groups, family groups, and RVs, and promotes artistic and cultural experiences alongside its ecological mission.