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This place is naturally really pretty but it isn't because the caretakers are doing anything really to make it that way. The palapas are in tough shape, there is a burned out area in the middle of the campground, not sure the toilets were functioning although they were working on them. 200/ night firm. We walked on the little island, walked over to the next bay to the north and enjoyed the scenery.

This is an established dispersed camping spot at Yaqui Pass in Anza Borrego State Park. It's basically a big, slanted parking lot just above the highway.

No amenities. There's a short hike nearby (the Bill Kenyon Overlook trail).

This is an excellent place to go to if it's raining, as it's one of the few camping locations that's not in a wash.

There's enough Verizon service for me to stream radio, but only on one side of the parking lot, go figure.

here you can get a covid 5eat for 1200 pesos. it's a better deal than 2000 in Ciudad Cuathémoc.

Speed test on MacBook Pro only received 0.33 Mbps down, and 0.48 up. Tested in first non handicap parking spot directly in front of Burger king door.

Tested at second parking space from Vons and would not connect to WiFi on MacBook Pro.

CLOSED you can not stay over night. Security kindly informed me when the store closed.

Awesome spot! A bit bumpy getting in though. The parking is about a mile off the main highway. Made it no problem in my promaster. The road will feel much more comfortable if you have higher clearance. Once at the spot, you are graced with a large, mostly flat, gravel space with lots of options for parking. Here on a Wednesday and haven't seen a soul. It's a good place to remind yourself what real silence feels like.

Went there to feel the spot, gate was closed and the entrance before the gate does not leave much space to park and for truck to pass by in the morning. Didn't like the spot there's many better places along the same road.

Many gravel trails (not maintained tho) under the electric pylon and a big parking for the equestrian folks.

parking around a lake with beach & resturant,set in pine trees used by locals since roman times.
footpath/cycle track 9 km around lake which is lit up all night.
sup & peddalo hire.

We paid 350 per night for two in our microcamper /SUV. We slept behind the restaurant, probably on the parking lot. There are public toilets and cold beach showers / showers without cabins. They are used by day guest for the Cenote and the people of village, too. The Cenote would be 200 pp extra, and wifi is 80 extra. It was not really charming. Just a place to sleep and for that we found it too expensive.

Beautiful spot. Easy to find. Great to explore with kiddos. No cell service for Verizon.

Beautiful place at the road, a little market on the road, we stop just to make lunch, have water and wifi (). Some trees and a table. Very noise to stay the night.

Nice place nestled in by the water. Tiver water rises at hight tide. Ground was packed tight we fit a 35 ft bus and Van fit with more room. We didn't get bothered at all.

Amazing camp spot! No no overnight parking signs, though I’m not sure the rules around parking near water sources in national forests. No one bothered us and we were the only ones there! 10/10 would recommend

Hotel very close to the beach of Sao Luis.
We payed 20 reais per person per night to park there and us the bathroom, shower (outside) and have breakfast in the morning.
Friendly staff and breakfast ok.
A bit noisy at night though.

I paid $30000 per night, (they refused to give me discount) I stayed 3 night. use power, clean bathroom, shower and refill water tanks.

I arrived with an issue in the roof and they borrow me stairs and a worker to review my solar panel mfollowing my instructions. Very friendly and helpful people.

I was very happy to meet another’s overlanders here, we shared beautiful moments, watch red moon, sky full of stars, bioluminescence, sunset

Pagué $ 30000 por noche, (se negaron a darme descuento) Me quedé 3 noches. use la energía, limpie el baño, la ducha y vuelva a llenar los tanques de agua.

Llegué con un problema en el techo y me prestaron escaleras y un trabajador para revisar mi panel solar siguiendo mis instrucciones. Gente muy amable y servicial.

Estuve muy feliz de conocer a los habitantes de otras tierras aquí, compartimos hermosos momentos, miramos la luna roja, el cielo lleno de estrellas, la bioluminiscencia, la puesta de sol

very quiet spot with a beautiful view! We just established a new firepit because everything was washed away with the last rain.

They have put up “no overnight parking” signs all over.

Awesome place and the owner takes you to see the falls and hippos. Fantastic camp!

Amazing!!! Grey whale tour. Worth every penny!!!

Has showers and laundry, but no potable water fill (I asked inside).

This place is permanently closed.

Dump accessible, quick and easy stop on I 80 eastbound side.

Was able to get water here. No one else around.

This place is permanently closed.

Attempted to enter this group of sites on Wednesday March 3rd 2021 but a gate was blocking the road. The gate sign said “road closed authorized vehicles only” with no other reason/hours posted.

Attempted to enter this group of sites on Wednesday March 3rd 2021 but a gate was blocking the road. The gate sign said “road closed authorized vehicles only” with no other reason/hours posted.

Great spot if you choose your spot well & to do that arrive early. We arrived at 3 on a Tuesday and snagged the 2nd to last spot .... moved to a better site abs felt much more at ease (I like to be more remote ... so being slap bang in the centre of 50 RVs was not great for me). Very nice hosts abs friendly campers. Showers, water and dump all clean.

Beautiful beach camping along Bahia Concepcion coast. Palapas and fire rings. Pit toilets some of the worst we have seen. No cell coverage on Verizon. Road is easy access. Caretakers on site, current charge is 200 pesos for two people.

As described, nice and quiet. Only one other van.