Cenote Choj Ha. MUST SEE CENOTE! | Informal Campsite

December 15th, 2023 by douhe

Very fryendly owners. It was closed but they opened the cenote for us after we phoned them. Very special place!!

September 6th, 2023 by 3weltreisen.de

very nice, must See cenote, the parking lot is not huge and not leveled, but ok, Toilette and water for shower off at night, the gate open 8.30 am, if you like to go earlier you have to Deal with the people bevor 5pm. we paid 100PpP Entrance and 100PpP pfor the night, very quite and dark, some mosquitos

July 3rd, 2023 by trailsofmithrandir

As described. Very beautifully decorated cave/cenote with a large area to swim. Very nice bathrooms & showers. Access road is fine for large and tall rigs (we are 3.85m high and had no issues getting in).

March 20th, 2023 by christopher.webb

Really nice cenote! Still good for tent camping- now 100ppp for camping but 150ppp for
Visiting the cenote.

March 2nd, 2023 by pakem_roadtrip

Magnifique cenote! On était presque seuls. 100 pesos par adulte, 50 pour les enfants pour entrer dans le Cenote. 200 pesos pour rester camper la nuit. On peut aussi louer un masque de plongée et une lumière qui va sous l’eau pour explorer les fonds marins. On a adoré ! Difficile de faire mieux. Douche froide (extérieure) dispo sur place. Toilettes.
Je recommande sans hésitation!
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Wonderfull cenote. We were almost alone, that’s something in Yucatan. 100 $MX per adult, 50$MX per kids. They rent water flash light and snorkeling gear for 150$MX.
200$MX for the night (2 adults+2kids in a 24’ motorhome). Flush toilet and outdoor cold shower.
Definitely recommend it.

December 14th, 2022 by st.agricola

Wonderful cenote, very big cave with turquoise water. For swimming 100 Mex/pP and for camping 200 for 2 in a Van. Very sympathetic people. Highly recommended. Please note: they close their gate at 4pm.

October 24th, 2022 by lilya

Tried to talk him down to 200 Pesos for 2 people, but he wants 150 per Person now.

April 22nd, 2022 by manongvigneron

best free cenote experience ever !!! we had the whole place to our selves. we couldn't access the cenote because it closes a 6pm and light is required to enter. we couldn't wait the next day and went with our headlamps, we had this huge cave filled with turquoise water to our selves it was magical, the best way to experience a cenote. we only paid 200pesos for the night and had access to all the commodities and could charge our phones ! this place remains our favourite spot so far

January 30th, 2022 by palms.and.pinetrees

We camped here for one night. It is 200 pesos for camping and 100 pesos per Person for the Cenote. The gate close at 5 pm, so make sure you arrive before.

Nice flat area to camp. Very quiet and cool at night. You can use the toilets and shower during the night (very clean).

Very bad internet service and no wifi.

The cenote is wonderful.

December 4th, 2021 by overlandingwithdogz

They have spent a lot of time upgrading this place. The yellow sign outside doesn’t do it justice. It’s a must, best cenote yet., the cenote/ cave is huge with big stalagmites and stalactites. The sign outside doesn’t look great, but the cenote and landscaping outside is perfect. We camped here aswell. A perfect quiet night. 100 peso entrance each, plus 100 pesos per person to camp. Note the gate shuts somewhere between 3 and 4. It is a safe place to camp. We had cel coverage and well worth it as per previous comment. I reckon a big rig would do ok here.

September 19th, 2021 by MeatAroundTheWorld

We didn’t sleep here because we were too late in the day. They had closed their gates at 5pm. We really wish we had made it earlier as we were dreadfully ripped off at the Cenote up the road.
Anyway, when visiting the next morning, this one was wonderful. We had it all to ourselves and enjoyed a fresh drink out of one of their coconuts upon our exit. Their showers and toilets were very clean and overall everything was well organized. Day entry cost 100 pesos per person and was well worth it.

February 21st, 2020 by magic.of.travel

Put this on your list to visit! So beautiful! Such an amazing cenote.
If you have a snorkel and waterproof torch take them to get the most out of your time here.
They told us that this cenote has another section where there is a tunnel that is 50m deep and the people who first scuba dived here found the skull of a human and a deer dating back to the Mayan times. Super interesting!
The dirt road in is a little rough but managable in a 2wd and you don't high clearance.

February 18th, 2020 by World Safari

Arrived at 5pm. Very nice people, 200p for camping & entry p/night. + 100p Cenote entry. Unwilling to negotiate price. AMAZING cavern/Cenote. Clean toilets with seats & outdoor shower Our Euro style ‘big rig’ 4x4 truck, had no problem driving in, stayed 2 nights. Wifi reception @ 6 am. . Quiet at night. Worth the money.

December 25th, 2019 by vivendomundoafora

This is one of the things that j
any travelers are searching for... absolutely stunning! must see! bucket list! 7 wonders of the world... Go to see by yourself, highly recommend!

March 1st, 2019 by nossakombieumaviagem

Um dos cenotes mais lindos que visitamos, é muito incrível a caverna e a água. Pagamos $100,00 pesos por pessoa para entrar. Para acampar é mais $200,00 pesos. Lugar super tranquilo e as pessoas muito amáveis.

February 23rd, 2019 by instagram.com/jtadventuretime

the cenote Is very beautiful. it's worth the 100mxp. we negotiated from the 200 for camping to 100mxp. very friendly guys. they left around 5pm and came back at 8am. they close the way to the cenote and turn of the light.
some moskitos in the night.

February 18th, 2019 by corgi

Entrance fee per adult is 100 peso. Overnight stay is 200 peso per car and 100 peso for the night guard, who was not there the whole night. Could not get the money back because we left before somebody was there. Toilets are clean, cold and rustic showers but new building almost finished. Beautiful cenote and worth the entrance compared to other more expensive cenote in Quintana Roo. Very nice family running the place. The road is rough but ok for bigger rigs, we made it with 2wd and 6 meter long RV. Very quiet at night and not so crowdy during the day. Be careful with the names, both Chooj Ja and Choj Ha is the same cenote.

February 9th, 2019 by brigitta

Indeed one of the best cenotes!! You go down a little natural entrance hole and once in you are just impressed at what you see.To the right a dry cave with imense stalactites and lots of swallows who are hunting. And to the left a wonderful cenote with millions of stalactites and clear blue water to swim in. The community who runs the place has installed light and it looks like a wonderland. Entrance 100 Peso/Pers. and really worth it. No tourist trap like many on the Mayan coast. We had the place for us!! This is defenitely a place you should visit.

March 24th, 2018 by Gran Viaje

Beautiful underground cenote! After a bit of haggling they let us (2ppl) stay for 300$ (100 for the entry, 200 for camping). Bucket flush toilets, cold showers and vestidores.
The people running the place are lovely. This is our sixth cenote we visited and hands down best so far. Entry to cenote closes at 5.
They told us two people sleep at the site but really all that happened was two guys checked by at 7. I would haggle down a bit more than we did since this is the case :)

March 24th, 2017 by keeptothecoast

$100 peso per person for centoe and to camp another 200 peso per car to have guard stay the night bc they said people hunt near there, did not stay.

March 27th, 2016 by schweinzkopf

100 pesos per person and 200 to camp/sleep in car for 2 people. The road was rough, from what we could see there were no facilities. We said it was too expensive for us so he dropped the price to 150 for the cenote. Still too much for what we saw so we decided to leave. As we left there was a big tour group of tourists coming.

March 23rd, 2016 by PanAmericanAdventures

didn't stay, wanted 100 pesos per person including kids.

March 20th, 2016 by DreamDriveRepeat

brilliant underground cenote. we visited on a Sunday and there were lots of Mexican and Mayan families there too. lovely atmosphere and friendly people running it. they charged us 100 pesos per person, though they were charging the locals less. we asked about staying the night in our camper and they recommended we have 2 of their people stay overnight to guard us. they wanted 100 pesos each, which seemed fair but we decided to move on. there are now changing rooms and basic toilets and showers - still all very rustic.

March 19th, 2016 by Calderescapes

stopped here but he wanted 100p per person with no services. We left. Road rough bit our 26' made it.

February 25th, 2016 by rolf_bettina

Great cenote run by a very friendly local family. A bit pricy. Paid 100 pesos per person to stay overnigth and 75 pesos entry fee per person. But restrooms are very clean and also the area around the cenote. Great with the dog to walk around.

January 7th, 2016 by fabianarnold

One of the best cenotes in Mexico!! We saw a little sign on the (free) highway between Valadolid and Cancun and decided to check out this little cenote. It turned out to be one of the best cenotes we have been to. It's not well know and therefore you might be (like we were) the only visitors there. The water is nice and the cave itself is amazing! People are very friendly and we had one guy telling us all about the cenote and its discovery. There's only little space for parking and the 600m from the main street make it almost impossible for bigger rigs and trailers. You can camp here, however you should inform the people about it. No showers & toilets yet but they are building some in the near future. We visited X-Keken before this one and would definitely recommend this one due to the fact that you have your own cenote without having to share it with 50 other tourists!!