Check-Ins

A praia é bonita, estacionamento público bem de frente ao mar, porém não tem banheiros, não tem água e nem ponto de energia. Canal Vivendo na kombi.

Clean bathrooms and red spigot next to free dump station. Everything very clean.

Lugar incrível, bem estruturado, Quiosques, churrasqueiras, água potável, banheiros, chuveiro água quente.

closed still for covid but online says they are open.

Large parking lot at the natural park El Fondo. Overnight stays are allowed. Very quiet at night, pretty dark. The park is great for bird watchers. Nice walks or bicycle rides. No shade. Flat gravel. The visitors center is 200 meters away and you will find toilets that are open 24/7 and a water tap.

Lots of excellent Boondocking spots just before you enter the refuge. Good AT&T and Verizon coverage. Big Rig friendly. Nice mountain biking up to the queen canyon. Simply a nice spot.

Little blue spigot on the right side of the gas station next to a gray building

Good address! A lot of locals coming here. They still have the menu for 4000 meat/fish with rice/potatoes/salad, cheap good food, big portion. They also have drinks, ice cream, chocolate, biscuits... all the sweets you want!

Rest area with nice heated bathrooms. Mostly level. Ranger lives onsite. 2 bars Verizon.

Great site outside of Santa Fe. Suitable for all rigs. AT&T service is two/three out of four bars. Flat area with lots of bushes to provide privacy. Pit toilets. Some trash around but not bad. At the El Camino Real trailhead so a great place to get some exercise! A dirt road to get to the site but it’s in good shape. Lots of rigs of all types on a Thursday evening but it still feels private. Nice views of mountains in both sides.

Peaceful pull-off alongside little Tennessee river. Stayed 2 nights. We saw many locals and fishermen drive by throughout the day time (less than 20), never bothered at night. Fairly level ground, no signage about overnight parking or camping, saw another car stay the night up the road. 8 mbps download, 1.2 mbps upload with booster on Verizon. 3.4 & .21 with no booster.

Beautiful wooded campground with fairly level spaces. Very clise to visitor center and Rim Trail. The bathroom was sparkling clean ( smelled of bleach cleaner- which I love). We got site #12 which was next to water supply and fairly close to bathroom. Sites are nicely spaces apart, private. Sparsely occupied tonight due to nighttime low predicted to be 18 degrees. RV s under 24’ allowed only.

Great camping, especially a bit further up from this waypoint - nice sites along the river.

The perfect stop while going up North (or south) along the N7, very neat, nice grassy camping spots, and what a view !!!
Very nice, helpful owner...who was overlanding himself, so full of knowledge
We will be back !!!!

Excellent mexican food. Always high quality for a decent price. Not a tourist trap.

There was no water in the shower so we had to use the pipe outside. No water in the toilet also when we arrive. No more electrivity at site. No more wifi. Come here only for shade and dusbin. The price is now 150 ND pppn, we negociate 200 ND for 2 pers for 1 night.

Now open again, still some construction delay, on weekends especially.

Nice campground to stop at on Cuidad Constitucion if driving from Loreto to La Paz. Charging 220 pesos for no hookups. Clean bathrooms with hit showers, a swimming pool, weak wifi and even yoga classes. Good cell coverage on Verizon. Hookups available.

Highway 1 is closed near Big Sur due to the roads being washed out. It's a big project so take this warning and don't come up here until it's fixed. otherwise, you just lost 2.5 hrs going up and back down to Cambria to take the 101.

ditto on descriptions. most sites can only accommodate 25 to 30 ft long rigs nice tent pads that are paved or gravel. sites are semi level in very nicely maintained camp host is on the property.

We didn't camp here, but did make a visit after camping further down the road.
I wanted to add to those looking for a quick and dirty overnight sleeping spot that if you approach this location from the North, you will find numerous pull-outs starting at about two miles up this roughish dirt/gravel road. No need to drive six miles off the highway. Also, I would not drive up here in a large rig of any kind as it gets quite narrow and steep.

Love this RV park and it’s close proximity to everything in town. Sad to see it so empty compared to this time last year. This place has everything you need, showers, laundry, electricity, and WIFI. Paid 250 MX for a site with electricity.

Peaceful, quiet. There really is nothing out here. Spotty att signal, no t-mobile or sprint.

Passamos duas noites muito tranquilas, conseguimos água, tem uma torneira junto à caixa de luz, ao lado da igrejinha. Lugar perfeito para estacionar e passar a noite.

Stopped for water on 03/04/2021, spigot has been removed, we asked inside and was told that the county instructed them to close off the fresh water supply because the water contains a high nitrate level! There is only a free dump.

Stayed the night. Nice and quiet. Very spotty signal for U.S. Cellular. Parked behind the tree line as previous traveler recommended.

This is the edge of a very large area of BLM. Tons of places and very little garbage. The LTE signal is very good. Can be windy. No shade.

We stopped by, all the windows are broken, there is glass and garbage everywhere... It's so sad to see this comfy place destroyed :(
It could still be useful if you there in a big storm and really need a roof, but a lot of cleaning to do...

Sorry, my mistake, I was talking of the "Refugio 2"...
Here the table/bench is gone, the windows are destroyed but it was cleaned when we stopped by. Still better than nothing if there is a lot of wind or rain...

We stopped by, all the windows are broken, there's glass and garbage everywhere... It's so sad to see this comfy place destroyed :(
It could still be useful if there's a big storm and you need a roof, but a lot of cleaning to do...