Trailer park/dry camping | Informal Campsite

March 7th, 2018 by take-note.com

Gate closed, communal palapa collapsed. Camped across the highway (in their yard, it might be the loncheria referred to elsewhere, where this entry was posted). No services but only 100m for 2 people.

December 20th, 2017 by albatros-on-tour.de

The old man was very friendly but charged 100 Peso. It probably would gave been an advantage to speak Spanish and negotiate. At least we could dump our tanks.

September 30th, 2017 by Two Hungry Tourists

All prior descriptions accurate, plus his 3 dogs are lovely and super gentle. Added bonus: it actually gets cool at night!

August 25th, 2017 by edward.moseley

The owner's name is Ramiro. He has sewer hookups (tubería) so we gave him 40mxn just to empty our tanks.

July 18th, 2017 by Track World Travel

Nobody there today. We made camp on the other side of the old Pemex behind the concrete shed with solar panels en sat dish. Entrance opposite the grua. Not completely hidden from the Mex-1, but not that bad. We enjoyed two quiet nights.

June 11th, 2017 by grassland7

Stayed here one night, the old man is friendly. The place was destroyed in a big wind, no hookup but sewer dump. Felt safe.70pesos.Not recommend the little restaurant across the street. Gringo price.

January 3rd, 2016 by Psychonauts

Defunct government camping, now run by old man Miro for 70 pesos a night, no facilities save for a toilet.Just a parking lot.Next to abandoned Pemex station at Bahia de Los Angeles junction.Look out for the giant palapa and fenced in property.