Octavio’s Camp | Established Campground

Mexico

Details

Verified:
about 2 months ago
Altitude:
21.0 masl
Website:
None
Phone:
None
Contributor:
casa.edmondson

Amenities

Electricity:
No
Wifi:
No
Kitchen:
No
Restaurant:
No
Showers:
Unknown
Water:
No
Toilets:
Pit Toilets
Big Rig Friendly:
Yes
Tent Friendly:
Yes
Pet Friendly:
Yes
Sanitation Dump Station:
No

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Description

Campsite right on the beach! We paid 200 pesos per rig. Can easily fit large rigs and big groups. Nice and flat, and quiet. Local fishermen come by in the evenings, and you can purchase their catch. Hike up the little hill to the whale bones! Cold shower actually felt good.

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500 pesos per vehicle per night. It was extremely windy when we were there. The little beach off to the right had zero wind protection. Lots of trash and fish remains all over our palapa. A lot of potential with the amenities offered we just got bad weather and were unable to enjoy it.

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They're currently asking for 500 pesos per night. With no facilities whatsoever, it is a complete rip-off.

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Two motorcycles, he asked for 200 mxp we said bye bye and immediately went down to 100mpx for one tent one person and one bike. Quiet place on the beach in fisherman village

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Close to San Felipe so 500 Mx. Quiet bucket flush toilets were clean. Nice Palapas and some cool tables and chairs. Grills in the Palapas

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Nice enough spot. Huge beach area, hardly any soft sand. Cars or big rigs can easily get around. We were charged 500 pesos for one night. Not sure if they jacked the price for spring break and Easter weeks or what. Showers are 30 pesos extra.

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Came with a 21ft trailer. They wanted 500 pesos for a palapa. Went to Puertocitos Camp instead which is a nicer setup.

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Nice quiet beach, campsites sit way back and the tide is way out. 500 pesos for the night, we parked next to a palapa with a nice picnic bench.
pit toilets but clean, they had showers but we didn't use.. we hiked up to see the whale bones which was very interesting to see with a very nice view of the area..

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Campsite right on the beach! We paid 200 pesos per rig. Can easily fit large rigs and big groups. Nice and flat, and quiet. Local fishermen come by in the evenings, and you can purchase their catch. Hike up the little hill to the whale bones! Cold shower actually felt good.

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