Cascada de las Ánimas is an ecoturism center and nature sanctuary located near the village of San Alfonso in the Cajón del Maipo valley, roughly 60 km from Santiago along the Río Maipo.

The protected property spans more than 3,600 hectares of Andean ridges, valleys, springs, and native forest, and has operated as a family-run sanctuary for generations before receiving official protected status from the Chilean government.

The campground sits within a native and mixed forest, with individual sites featuring roof coverings for tents, barbecue grills, picnic tables, electrical connections, water access, and shared hot-water bathrooms.

Campers have access to a games room and can join a guided walk of about one hour to the 50-meter waterfall that gives the sanctuary its name. Additional activities on the property include rafting, trekking, and horseback riding.

Advance reservations are required for both camping and day visits.