Playa Tortugas | Wild Camping

March 2nd, 2024 by precisedeformation09

Went to check this place out. No camping was available. Looks like the access has been blocked by big rocks. Doesn’t look promising. Nice beach area

February 17th, 2024 by daphnedwellers.com

Definitely can’t park on the beach anymore, but there’s a dirt lot right before where you can camp. Easily accessible with any vehicle. We were one of 6 or 7 rigs on a Saturday night. Perfect spot to watch the baby sea turtles release and then walk back.

February 1st, 2024 by laale.0824

nos quedamos en un parqueadero una cuadra antes de llegar a la playa... nos sentimos seguros y el lugar es plano

we stayed in the parking lot 1 street before the Beach, we felt safe and the parking lot is flat

January 24th, 2023 by cmo.pnw

Lots of parking. No hassle from locals or police. Quiet, no dogs barking, roosters, cows, music, etc! Only the sound of shore break on the ocean. Parked away from any houses on the side of the road. One other van arrived and stayed the night too. Whales blowing in the morning.

March 7th, 2022 by roamingabout.com

Any place that used to be ok for camping is blocked off with big rocks and signs saying pedestrian access only. I would consider this place closed.

December 30th, 2021 by SHADAE

There is no place to park an RV. the narrow road gets full on both sides every night between 4-7 when people arrive to see the release of the baby area turtles.

December 5th, 2021 by Sleam

Beautiful place to walk and spend som ed time but not camping. Road is sand and there's not much room for anything but vans and cars to turnaround. Huge open beach, great evenings here.

November 30th, 2020 by flymikey1

This is a public parking lot on Federal Land and public access to the beach. the house on the other side of the road has an issue with looking at a few RV and installed No Overnight Signs to facilitate her desire to look at sand rather than R V.Trash is not from the Overlanders The entrance and left side have now been blocked by large rocks as the signs were a great source of
firewood. this is a free Federal place to stay. and has wind protection from the dunes.

March 10th, 2020 by adammattinson

This place is not exactly permanently closed.

There is a grumpy old gringo lady who rents out a place behind here. She walks over and tries to tell unknowing tourists that she owns the federal land they're parked on because the RVs block their view.

If you park off to the right out of site she will leave you alone.

March 5th, 2020 by victor.ruppert

This place is permanently closed.

March 5th, 2020 by awakeounce73

It's a beautiful place but the b&b, Casitas Pepitas, behind the beach is presently bringing huge rocks down to block the entrance.

March 3rd, 2020 by instagram.com/bryceybrycey

The mansion owner behind the beach put up a false no camping sign. You do not have to move your vehicle to preserve their view of the beach. If you see a no camping sign talk with the turtle hatchery folks and maybe hide it.

Beaches are public lands in Mexico.

February 19th, 2020 by tatmoof

Hard packed sand/dirt at drive in close enough to the ocean to negotiate with 2 wheel drive vehicle. At present there are 4 vans, one small class C, a monster MOG and us, a 22 foot travel trailer. This is THE spot to be for turtle hatchlings release which happens every night in January and most nights in February. The road in is a bit daunting with some very tight turns. Would not suggest anything longer than about 30 feet. Sign posted says no camping but locals say they just don't want tents or temporary structures here. Spent 2 nights with no problems. No amenities and no services.

February 5th, 2020 by TatankaMog

A beautiful spot near the beach. A public parking area about 50 meters from the beach. Very close to the area where they release the baby turtles to the sea. This happens about an hour before sunset each night, but only if there have been hatchlings that day. It can be crowded with visitors during this time, but the cars will clear out just after the release and the sunsets.

January 18th, 2020 by charloui552

Camping directement sur la plage (4x4), ou un peu avant pour 2rm. Tout les soir de Janvier à 5 .30 heure mise à l’eau de bébé tortue, superbe

January 3rd, 2020 by croodstrotters.wordpress.com

Hello
What a lovely place to park your motorhome for the night when you stay for the turtle release.
It's perfect because at the end of the releasing it's the night so it's better to sleep on place.
We was 3 vans or rv tonight.
Quiet night but about 2 cars with music before midnight, but it's OK...it's Mexico..!
You have a sandy road f
You have 300 meters of sandy road.
We do it with a 26' rv in two wheels drive (back)
Enjoy this place wiyh the loud music if the waves❤