Mexico
Palapas right on the water, some with tables and cots. Well-run cool eco campsite owners Antony and Betty. Camp right next to the beach under Palapas. Plenty of fish and bird life. Hot showers, flushing toilets, and non-potable water. Wifi included. They will charge small items for you like laptops and cameras if need be. Tight fit for bigger campers next to a palapa but plenty of space for a bigger RV if you park on the beach in front of the office. You can also pay by card with a 3% fee. There are no ATMs around here.
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What a great place to spend Thanksgiving. We spend 2 nights. The first night was right on the water with an amazing view. The second night, we moved back to the group site. It was only 20 feet back, and there was still a great view of the water since no one was in front of us. Plus, we got electricity. Some of the spots have electricity. Hot shower, flush toilet, cafe on-site with good food. The staff were super nice.
Report Check-InWe loved Campo Archelon! Very eco-conscious (you can separate your recyclable garbage), knowledgeable and very friendly management, excellent free WiFi, clean bathrooms. 400 pesos for a 25’ travel trailer. Note that it can get crowded on the weekend and site for one rig can suddenly become a site for four or five… but we would most definitely return here. The margaritas are HUUUUUGE!
Report Check-InBeautiful spot. $24 for palapas on beach. Also 2 spots for camping / van without palapas $10. Clean, wonderful shower and toilets (running water). Recycling. Electric plug in to recharge batteries if needed. Starlink WiFi in restaurant. Restaurant has Mexican brewery craft beers, cocktails (margaritas etc), and wonderful food (breakfast, lunch and dinner). It’s been a favorite! Will return again and again.
Report Check-InStayed here for two nights. Very nice camping and super friendly owner. You can also pay with card if you only have dollars. You then get a better exchange rate.
There is also a new and very tasty Sushi restaurant right at the beach. When you look at the ocean, walk about 400m to the left side. It was a very romantic dinner ;) Insta: @iorisushi_
Great place $20 a night free wifi beach front and beach access the Cafe Place is a plus great Matcha drink and great food. Staff very nice too. Would def come here again.
Report Check-InOk, I have been frequenting Archelon for 6 years, I like the improvements and the funky/clean showers, the restaurant and all. But, they have to do something about the annoying barking dogs. Peace and quiet used to be great here.
Report Check-InExpensive place. We decided to camp for one night since we wanted to eat at the restaurant there. They had no palapa camp sites but offered an open place near the beach at the same rate ($22usd). Unknown to us they later also placed 4 other vans right next to us with minimal spacing. We left and did get our money back, but we didn’t like the fact that they didn’t let us know. Moved to La Gringa instead and are so much happier!
Report Check-In$22 us for two people with 24 ft class c, wanted to charge for tow but said no. Restaurant very good , nice sandy beach , very little wind this end of bay. Went down to El Gringo, gravel beach lots of wind , may be free but Archelon better deal even though gringo is free. People running very friendly.
Report Check-InAfter the September hurricane the campground and the entrance road is restored and nice.
fee: motorhome per person US DOLLAR 10. with Palapa 12 US Dollar per person.
if you pay by credit card plus 3 per cent for the card.
and they make you a bad exchange rate to mex. pesos! why is price not in peso?
showers are very bad. from four, only one at the ladies worked well!
no space to store your clothes or soap and shampoo.
the worst are the campers themselves with the dogs. let them shit every day in the sand without collecting the poop.
some have three of them. if there are only 5 dogs (we had about twelve! at the time we stood) x 7 days = you will find 35 shit heaps at the beach. Dog holders: neither do I shit in front of your house. The same I expect from you and your puppies.
wake up! you're not alone.
We arrived in the afternoon and the palapas were all taken. We got a basic site for $20/2 adults with a neighbor about 10’ away. Showers are hot but terrible - a literal trickle of water. The toilets are good. The cafe is also good.
Report Check-InIt‘s a decent campground with hot showers and wifi. If you don’t need that head to La Gringa which we preferred.
Report Check-InVery chill spot, food was very good. Margaritas were the best I’ve had in years. Staff is friendly attentive. Stefano and Jesus took good care of us while we were here. Didn’t stay right on the beach as it seemed a little crowded for my taste. Stayed 50 feet back behind the large Palapa, hardy picnic space?
Washrooms were very clean, hadn’t try the showers as of yet. Water was cool but very clear. Lots of Pelicanos small birds and lots of smaller shorebirds. At this point we’ve stayed nine days and are very happy to stay longer.
Highly recommend
We rolled in late afternoon without a reservation. $10 per person with hot showers, bathrooms and wifi! Staff is friendly, grounds are clean, would recommend whether it's a quick overnighter or extended stay.
Report Check-In10$/pp - 170mexican dollar
Pros :
- The cafe is fabulous ! Great food, quite healthy (fish & vegetariens options, greatly appreciated)
- WiFi is pretty good in the cafe and you can sometimes reach it the campsites
- Some spots are right on the beach
- Lovely staff
Cons :
- Some spots (if already quite full) have views on small concrete buildings… not what you want. For the same price.
- The restrooms and showers… need a big renovation. In the women showers it’s not that bad (tiles on the wall) but the rest is just concrete, not clean and lots of spiders crawling around… not what you want.
Overall I’m not sure I recommend it, depend of the spot you can get I guess. If you only need WiFi for a fews hours, then grab an avocado burrito or fish quesadillas and use the WiFi. Then go to the amazing free camp at La Gringa (what we did second day).
Report Check-InWe will return
BAHIA DE LOS ANGELES
The road in from the highway had received recent hurricane damage, although road crews have gotten the road to a point where any vehicle of any kind has no challenges.
CAMP ARCHELON
Campground
$200P per night
Week stay, 7th night free
This campground is family owned. Currently Antonio, the oldest son is the face of the business with his mother and sister providing back-up when needed.
The grounds consists of (3) beach front, wild camping spots.. all side-by-side and in fact pretty tight. Then there are a number of palapa's around the property, most of which are beach-front and nicely spaced.
Although, like most Baja Campgrounds, we would like to see more day-to-day maintenance, upkeep and constant improvements, we must admit, overall.... this campground exceeded our expectations in many ways.
Friendliness of the staff
Cleanliness of bathrooms/showers
Hot water of the showers
Space between beach-front palaces
On-property restaurant/bar
On-property beach-front sushi spot
PAYMENT
We paid $20P per night for a beach-front palapa.
CC or cash accepted
AMENITIES
Bathrooms (running water)
Showers (unlimited hot water)
Garbage (trash & recycling)
Palapas (beach-front)
Starlink (included)
Safe
Restaurant (especially good)
Bar (LARGE margaritas)
Sushi Spot (nightly - right on the beach)
Antonio (friendly/English speaking)
DUMP
There is a dump for $10 US @ Daggits... another campground location if you were to pass by Camp Archelon... although way before you reach the end of the road at wild camping location La Gringa.
I will add, after visiting Daggits, we were grateful that we were able to stay at Camp Archelon and La Gringa as our stay location.
WATER
In town, there is La Mission where 200L/50G is about $7 US. We did not utilise this location although we did drive by it and witness a truck camper out front with a hose going within.
OVERALL
If you are looking for a camp ground, this one comes with all the amenities and although it not up to the standards of the US... it VERY much exceeded our expectations and therefore we will return when visiting Bahia de Los Angeles.
Beautiful camp spot right along the beach. Recommend reservations since there were no palapas available when we arrived, but owners let us find spot for our campervan along the beach where there were only 3-4 other campervans.
One neighbor was rude and dumped her pee tank right into the sand at her site which made it smell like pee… gross! Be respectful and only dump at appropriate dump sites please!
Owner’s big dogs give other dogs space and are calm, but one of their frenchies is a bit of a bully to other dogs and fearful/barky with people. But they ended up keeping them away so they didn’t bother guests dogs who were mostly either onleash and calm or it off leash, very calm dogs who were good at ignoring and giving space to each other. Be a good guest/neighbor and keep your dog onleash/outside the cafe if they invade other dogs space/run right up to them/are pushy about play or act dominant.
Food and espresso drinks at Siete Filos cafe were delicious and healthy - recommend their smoked fish dishes and their choco flan cake. Their Iori Sushi “restaurant” on the beach was delicious too with all freshly caught fish, shrimp and scallops of the day made into crudo, poke, rolls or hand roll type dishes. Pricey for Mexico, but good portions and still cheaper than what you’d pay for the same amount in the US - recommend given the freshness and the ambience of sunset dinner on the beach.
We were also super lucky to see orca whales (rare sightings in Bahia de Los Angeles) on our boat outing with Marcos ($200 for 4 hours but can take up to 6 people).
Will return in our way back!
Report Check-InFourth time here. Family run eco camp. Hot showers, wifi at cafe. Palapas right on the beach. Dog freindly. Clean surroundings (No garbage strewn all over.) Close to town. Staff very friendly and accomadating....will be back many times. 5 star!!!
Report Check-InBeautiful place with great food and drink; only downside really was more than one dog (owners possibly?) barking at nothing most of the night, really degraded the experience via lack of sleep. Could easily be remedied with the offending furrys kept inside overnight
Report Check-InIt was a beautiful drive from San Quintin to Bahia de Los Angeles! As we got closer there were roads being repaired and at times dirt roads due to the Hwy 12 being washed out. Campo Archelon is lovely and the views from our palapa “Pellicano” were spectacular! We had a great dinner in their restaurant “Siete FILOs Cafe”. It was so hot we were grateful to be in our truckcamper with AC to sleep. The next day we stayed in the cafe all day researching the next few stops. We met owner Antonio who shared a lot of great information and suggestions for our journey. The entire staff was friendly and helpful, most could speak English. We had dinner the second night again delicious!
Try any of the Smoked fish dishes, and the tuna croquettes!
Highly recommend staying here!
Great place- though a bit pricey. We needed the reset after being on the road for a while and the beachfront palapa was just the place for it. Justified the price for the opportunity to access good wifi, kind hosts, dish sink, showers etc. highly recommend “Estrella” palapa. Stayed 2 nights
Report Check-In21 usd non negotiable. A little too much. Prices are changing. 8 usd is only for car/motorcycle. Im alone in my camper and still 21. I spent a night for free in La Gringa and another one here. They have showers, the cafe with good wifi and vegan/veggie options. They accept cards with 3%.
Report Check-InNice campground but we did not stay here because the spot for campers only hold about 4 vehicles very tight. They have other lodging options. We made the mistake of staying at Daggetts! See my review. We ate at the cafe Siete Filos attached to the Campo Archelon very good. Great Wi-Fi , cute place. Stay here!
Report Check-InYou can also pay by card with a 3% fee. There are no ATMs around here.
Report Check-InGreat site. fast WiFi at the cafe included. Good food at the cafe and comfortable to sit and work. very helpful people who speak excellent English. flush toilets and clean hot showers. 8usd per person per night to camp. 10 usd per person per night to camp with palapa. Is busy, so book ahead if you can.
Report Check-InCame for a night or two and ended up spending 4! This place just felt like home. Friendly, welcoming staff, beautiful location. We had some issues with our solar that needed fixing, so having access to strong WiFi was a life saver. Great margaritas, Choco-flan and coffee!
Report Check-InWe had a great stay here in our sprinter van. We came mostly for the coffee, and it was great! Fun vibe of people around the camp, and the hosts are very kind.
Report Check-InSuper cool spot with a history. This used to be a turtle rescue and research center lead by Alejandro. His 2 kids run now the camp. Great coffee and awesome tasty food. They buy the fish locally and have it smoked locally as well. Super fast and free StartLink WiFi at the restaurant area. Hot showers, recycle stations, very clean and super friendly folks. Motorcycle camping is $8.00 per person.
Report Check-Inwonderful place...great coffee, friendly staff and unreal scenery
Report Check-InVery nice campground and super good coffee in the restaurant don’t miss that ! The owner’s dog is very friendly maybe she grow up !
Report Check-InFriendly peoples, they speak english! Nice place, good coffee, wifi, shower (not too much pressure)
Report Check-InThe best place to stay in Bahia de los Angeles, ⛺️ we camp for $8 dlls and 10 dlls if you stay in the palapas on the beach. They are people who are very committed to good food, good coffee and cleanliness.
Report Check-InWe wanted to stay for two nights and ended up staying 10 days! It is a lovely place and the owners put a lot of effort into this place. The cappuccino and the cheese cake are amazing and the wifi worked very well for us. We did not encounter any aggressive dogs, it seems like they have the dog situation under control now. We love this place a lot!
Report Check-Ina really great place to stay, we stayed for 3 nights, even though there is no electricity, water or sewer on the site, the place is beautiful, very clean, they care about recycling, there is a nice coffee shop that is also a good place for meetings, there is a great Wi-Fi our site was pretty close to the office so we don’t know what about the sites on the beach (if the Wi-Fi getting there). Recommend.We would come again😊
Report Check-InStayed two nights reserving one of the palapas. Friendly folks, beautiful views, hot showers and great food! Recommend the Avocado Burrito!
Report Check-InSpent New Year 2023 at Campo Archelon.
We first visited here one year ago over Christmas, and a lot of changes transpired since then.
Hurricane Kate hit Baja in September and caused extensive flash flooding. Campo Archelon received quite a blow, but owners Antonio and Alejandra clearly have worked tirelessly to recover.
A year ago their mother's dog Nina was just a puppy. she's grown now, and is very protective of their mother's house. She's responsible for some of the "bad dog" feedback, but Antonio has made changes to make sure Nina stays out of trouble.
We had the good fortune to attend a New Year pot luck celebration they hosted at Cafe Siete Filos.
They are exceptionally generous and thoughtful and we look forward to returning, hopefully during Whale Shark season.
We appreciate the good facilities and their commitment to good stewardship.
Report Check-InWe stayed here for four nights. It’s amazing. The cafe is great for meals and playing games at night. It has a real communal feel and it is a great spot to meet other travelers and share beta. Contrary to other reports we did not encounter aggressive dogs. It’s Mexico. There are stray dogs everywhere so you need to pay attention to where your off leash dog is roaming. If you’re planning to come during high season I recommend making a reservation. We showed up without one and were able to stay but did have to move for one night. It was fine. We had a blast. Highly recommend this oasis of calm and community. The smoked fish is phenomenal. Try it.
Report Check-InWe didn't stay here as it isn't big rig friendly. The site they wanted us to park in was next to a van and we would have been right in his kitchen and sticking out on the roadway. They never did tell us what the cost would be.
Report Check-InWonderful setting! We drove in with our Prius with no problem. Our site was as close to the beach as allowed, they don’t allow tenting on the beach for environmental reasons. Had dinner at the restaurant, the smoked fish panini was good. Toilets and showers were clean and tidy.
Report Check-InLoved camping here, I saw stayed here back in January. Keep seeing comments about an aggressive dog, we stayed here 2 nights and never experienced that. Ate a few times at the cafe, they gave great coffee and an even better staff. Super hot showers, will always come back here!
Report Check-InHave been here before and looked forward to returning but are really disappointed in how the owners are letting their feral dogs intimidate the patrons. This is a serious accident waiting to happen. Will not be back.
Report Check-InA great spot on the water. The staff seemed a little disorganised in terms of checking in and where we could camp but we were lucky to get a palapa. The cafe with the WiFi was a nice bonus, however the food is more lunch style than dinner. We came for one night and ended up staying for three so overall we really enjoyed it
Report Check-InNice camping spot. Great views. nicw beach. Hot showers and clean bathrooms. Wi-Fi reaches the sites closest to the Cafe. Cafe is wonderful and Antonio and all of his staff are super friendly and welcoming. Paid 1,140 mex peso for 3 nights for 2 ppl and a smaller trailer. Highly recommend.
Report Check-InNice place on beach. Toilet and hot shower was nice. Authentic feeling. 20USD pricing for RV. Lots of collared dogs roaming around loose (seems to be peoples living here). The wifi didn’t reach to our site. Nice seating area outside the cafe to use the wifi.
Report Check-InWould have stayed a week but for the staff’s aggressive dog who he said to stay away from because he is just protecting his territory. Hmmmm. Then don’t have guests. And one family had three more aggressive dogs who barked most of the night. Wont come back until we hear that they are set some rules and leash their dog.
Report Check-InGood place direct on the Beach. Unfurtunatelly lots off aggressiv dogs. Be carfull. Shower is lala - very low pressure. Wifi is working. No cell Service.
Report Check-InVery nice. Great Beach. $8 per person for camping spots on beach. Cafe on site open breakfast and dinner. Clean bathrooms. Hot showers.
Quiet, for the most part.
Cons: my friend got food poisoning from the cafe food and there are dogs left outside that bark consistently until about 8pm.
Bring earplugs.
Stayed for two nights and paid 304 peso per night for two people.
It’s a great place right on the beach. You can get a palapa but they’re booked out almost every day.
Great wifi too.
Only the dogs are a bit out of control.
Spent a lovely three nights here. $380mxn for a palapa on the beach. We would have stayed longer but our reservation ran out and we couldn't extend anymore. Staff were so friendly and accommodating. Clean bathrooms had flush toilets and hot water in the showers. The cafe had delicious food and fast wifi. No cell signal. Our favorite spot so far!
Report Check-InLove this place except for the aggressive dogs. Second time my dog has been attacked and they have drawn blood. Everything else is accurate by other reviews
Report Check-InOur favorite spot so far coming south. Great food nearby, solid Wi-Fi, cold beers and great campsite. Hard to beat this place as a stop at only $10/person a night
Report Check-Invery nice place great food in restaurant 200 per night camping. very friendly staff
Report Check-InHello! The correct website for this camp is: https://www.campoarchelon.com/ and their facebook is: https://www.facebook.com/campoarchelon
Report Check-InBien que l’ouragan soit passé y a une semaine, le spot est superbe! Café/bar sur place, palapas sur la plage, spot idéal pour camping car. Bloque à l entrée du camp dans le sable, ils nous ont remorqué jusqu à notre emplacement !
Report Check-InSuch a nice place, you camp just in front of the beach. The staff are so friendly ! They have a very nice restaurant with some great food, delicious coffee (even have planted based milk ) and craft beer.
We paid 303 pesos per night. It’s dry camping and there are toilet and shower. You have access to a very good wifi from the campground and the restaurant (it’s very useful as there is no cell reception)
WoW best place we have stayed at, camping on the beach in beautiful palapa where we hung our hamacs, very fast wifi and nicest owners with good English It is SOOO beautiful and clean. Love love love love
Report Check-InNice campground. Clean toilets and showers. Good restaurant and friendly staff.
Report Check-InNice place. No energy!
120 Pesos/Person dry Camping.
160 with palapa. But all palapas were reservation :-(
Swimming while low tide not possible, high tide yes.
A lot of flies.
very quiet place. Big Riggs possible.
Very nice Cafe Restaurant with very good food, not expensive, except beer 40$, that's expensive.
Fast Wifi at the reception and another one from the house behind dry camping spot.
2 showers, 2 toilets for men and also for women. Credit Card payment possible. The Reception is in the Cafe.
Campsite directly on the sea. Without palapa 6 US $ per night.
Wifi is only available in the café and not on the site. The pitches (without palapa) are right next to each other and not very cozy. The bay can be very very windy. The water pressure in the showers is very weak and we had almost no hot water.
The owners' dogs run around freely on the campsite day and night (including a Belgian shepherd). The dogs are not a bit educated and seem aggressive. They bark and run very close to you. The shepherd dog tried to bite my leg.
You feel very unsafe especially at night because of the dogs.
I can't quite understand all the great reviews but I think the owner of the place has changed.
Report Check-InBack again on my way north. Stayed here New Year’s Eve for a few days and it was great. Well worth the drive 40 miles off Route 1. My dogs are happily off leash again.
Report Check-InI highly recommend this camp spot because they have flush toilets, hot showers (If you arrive early), sinks w/ soap, beach camping $6, w/palapa $10-$16, dogs are free to rome but the owners and staff keep the place very clean. I stayed 8 days, but next time would come later in March to avoid so much high wind. They maintain recycling options.
Report Check-InBak again! October here was incredibly busy, not so much in March. Windy most days but some mornings were calm. 120 pesos. Worth the drive to see the dolphins, sunrise, have hot showers, wifi and a restaurant.
Be careful with your dogs. They own a female German shepherd who is aggressive and doesn't stop when the other dog submits. Scary stuff.
had my own beach hut (palapa) with a few chairs, table, shelf facing the sea of cortez 🌊
hot showers, flush toilets, sinks with hand soap, and a cafe with cakes, coffee, sandwiches, wine, and wifi!
lovely experience, though it can get windy here. mountains, water, desert, friendly campers and gracious hosts! they take dollars and pesos, fyi
dry camping on beach $6, palapa $16
Report Check-InGood vibes. Good food. Good views. Had a palapa for $16 US per night.
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Arrived at dusk and got the last RV camping spot More mañana
Amazing spot you can either camp on the beach ($8 a person) or you can rent a small casa ranging from $80-$120) they also have a small cafe that’s open from 7 am until 8 pm. They serve coffee, wine and beer and food.
Report Check-InTraveling with 24’ RV trailer, lovely spot on the beach, site #4, great WiFi at the restaurant, no hookups, great beach walks, palapa’s at beach sites.
Report Check-InAs described it is a great place. Lots of gringos. Unfortunately, today, Tuesday Dec 21, I did not have a reservation and they are all booked up. So I had to leave and stay at a cheap motel fir $700 pesos but it’s clean
Report Check-InStayed here one night. Great place with great staff. Nice bathrooms. Cafe has decent wifi, beers, coffees, and healthy food.
We would have stayed longer but we wanted warmer weather so we continued south after a day.
Report Check-InWe absolutely loved this spot! They have 6 large beachfront palapas with stone walls and fire pits for $8 USD per person per night and dry camping spots on the beach for $6 USD. Clean hot water showers, sinks, and flushing toilets. Firewood for sale. Reservations can be made online and recommended during high season. They also rent cabins with full kitchen and bathroom starting at $80 USD. 24/7 decent speed wifi is included in the rate (signal is best at cafe). The on-site cafe/restaurant has breakfast options, salads, paninis, pastries, coffee, local beer and wine. Trash is sorted for recycling and compost. Locally owned and operated by a family of marine biologists. Absolute gem of a find and a perfect spot for digital nomads like us. Will definitely return!
Report Check-InThe other reviews provide an accurate picture of the amenities at Campo Archelon so we won’t repeat them here. Instead, we’ll just say that when we settled into our spot by the water next to our palapa, we could literally feel our muscles relax, the stress melt away, and our minds slide into the “don’t worry, be happy” mode. Beatriz, Antônio, and Alejandra make you feel like family and go out of their way to accommodate your needs and wants. Also, they are actively involved in preserving and improving the ecology and the economy of the area. It’s on our list of Baja favorites!
Report Check-InWow, absolute paradise.
Amazing beach front palapas, super clean and stunning location.
$8 US ppp/night.
WIFI in the cafe with food, tables and electricity.
This is quite the find.
perhaps make reservations ahead of time. we did not and could only stay a night. great place!!
Report Check-InReally nice camping, 120pesos per person per night if you camp with our the palapas, if you want one 140 pesos per person per night. All spot are directly on the beach. Restroom and showers very clean. Staff very friendly. Wifi is really good and fast at the café, and they serve very good food! We stayed 2 days! We recommend it!
Report Check-InGreat camp site right on beach. Very peaceful view of the bay. Loved walking the beach to the point. Pork sandwich at the cafe was delicious. Good wifi at cafe and camp site.
Report Check-InIncredible. We parked together along the beach without palapas. Watching the sunrise, waves, pelicans, sweet restaurant geared to tourists with espresso and icecream too. Snorkled. Great place.
Note, there's an aggressive husky here, went after my dogs, got someone else's dog, no blood but nasty. I'll move on.
Awesome campground, very nice staff, clean bathrooms and showers, palapas, wifi on the cafe area and nice beach, good location.
Campamento encantador, el personal muy amable, baños y duchas limpias, palapas disponibles, wifi en el area del café, playa agradable, excelente ubicación.
Un gran lugar para acampar e incluso trabajar, cuenta con Internet, duchas calientes y palapas
El costo es de 160 pesos y cuenta con un café muy bueno 👌
Report Check-Innice place. clean bathrooms, wifi, hot showers. clean Cafe. the beach itself is typical for bay of LA. quiet, no stray dogs, and cheaper than daggers. would stay again for a night. campsite is right on the water.
Report Check-InAwesome cam ground with palapas for $8 and rooms from $80 and up. Small restaurant with no bar, bar and restaurant down the street. Classic baja beach camping experience
Report Check-InBeautiful beach camping with portions for palapas or.cabins. Cafe with espresso on site. Wifi available near cafe. Restroom building with flush toilets and showers. 120 pesos per night pet person for a basic camp spot with no amenities.
Report Check-InDelightful place to camp. Great food and atmosphere. Great hosts who are more than helpful. Clean. Just the perfect spot to enjoy Baja.
Report Check-InIt can be windy, it can be perfect. We've had a mix of both. Doing some construction at the camping end, nothing terrible.
Also, pay for 6 nights, get 1 night free (as of writing this).
Report Check-InBack, I am a repeat visitor, they open a cafe on site, great food, beer and wine, still a beautiful spot, very worth the side trip off the 1
Report Check-In5 STARS . Absolutely delightful place. Covid aware, restaurant staff wore masks. We extended our visit another week. Ecology minded Mother and Son run this place. $6 per night per person if no palapa. $8 with palapa. Showers, flush toilets sparkling clean. ( Not handicap friendly , huge step into womens toilet. Restaurant has easier access restrooms) There are also 2 small houses for rent 70.00 per night. Didnt see inside, but they were full more often then empty during our 2 weeks here.
We have a small camper, parked our window to the ocean and enjoyed beach sand and Sea of Cortez waterfowl. They no longer loan kayaks as some campers had life threatening exsperience.
Wi-Fi was spotty, wind seems to vary connectivity for this community. It was usually available at the restaurant and on the familys front porch (which is set up with chairs and tables for visitors to use). Dog friendly place, 3 large dogs live on property keeping coyotes away, yes some barking heard as they police through the night. My dog enjoyed playing on the beach with their pack.
Quality food and Beverages enjoyed in restaurant. The ice cream became an evening treat most nights. As did fires on the beach under the clear sky's. Magical place.
Sept-Nov Is the time of year that Whale Sharks feed in the Bay. Give yourself a treat. Hire Marcos for an Eco tour. 200 bucks. Approx 4 hrs in his boat enjoying the islands and animals. We saw 3 Whale Sharks, breathtaking! Water wasn't quite clear enough for us to attempt to snorkel with them. We observed scientists with them. Absolute JOY!!
Report Check-InWonderful place, we liked it instantly. Had kind of early dinner in the café, very good. Most friendly people, reasonable prices. Café closed on Wednesdays.
Report Check-InVery nice, Betty and her son Antonio are great host. Their place is clean, hot showers, free kayaks for campers to use. Nice coffe shop with sandwiches available. 8.00 a night for Palapas. They also have cabins and RV spots
Report Check-InGreat spot, right on the beach. $5 per person with no palapa and $6(US) with a palapa. Showers were clean with some warm water. We got our 40’ big rig in, and parked on the far side of the circle of rocks ( we made our own spot) and the owner was fine with it.
Report Check-Inexcellent campsite. great location, friendly hosts, fresh tasty food, lovely grounds and good-ish wifi. only disappointment was snorkling, very little to see. may be wrong time of year.
Report Check-In140 pesos/person with palapa. Very friendly staff, they speak English! Nice cafe, serves very good coffee, beer, sandwiches,… wifi OK. Eco-friendly.
Report Check-InGreat spot. Only $5. WiFi works really well after 11pm once everyone else stops using it! No cell signal in this entire town, satellite internet only.
Report Check-InReally good, clean and wonderful campground with great place, friendly staff and clean and hot showers and a Café.
You pay 100 Pesos per Person and night :-)
WiFi are here sometimes really good it's. Satellit. And here are kajaks that you can used :-)
Really nice campground with friendly owners (speak english). Paid 100MXC$ per person without a palapa. Clean restrooms and showers. You can also rent a kayak.
Report Check-In8 USD per person for a site with a palapa, 5 USD per person for a site on the beach without a palapa. Electricity and WiFi at the office. Hot showers and toilets. Nice, quiet and clean. More campers here than next door at the overpriced Dagget's camp.
Report Check-Inbeautiful place. 100 MXC$ per person. no electricity, hot showers. good wifi just in their office. The owner speak good English and he's a very nice person. highly recommend.
Ask the locals for weed ;)
$260pesos for 2 people with a Palapa.
Wifi only near the office, it’s touch & go.
Hot showers, low pressure. Flush Toilets.
Kayaks for rent. Pet Friendly.
Lovely owners, helped us with our diesel situation, neither Pemex in town had any.
Can get very windy.
Yes. Great place. An eclectic mix of travellers. The wifi intermittent at best on this day - those that have been here a while say that's the norm. Still 100 pesos, backed up to the beach. Windy, which I think is also the norm for here.
Report Check-InWonderful clean spot on the beach we stayed 4 days with an RV there. US$ 8 for a Palapas you can pay with credit cards. Clean toilets and showers. Kayaks and life jackets for free, WiFi also free and the speed is ok. The owner Antonio speaks English and is very friendly he takes really care of the place.
Report Check-In$100 pesos per person for a truck camper plus $20 pesos for internet. Backed up right into the beach. Kayaks and life jackets available for use for free.
Report Check-InWonderful campo! Rustic and clean. Shower and toilets are perfect. No power but some wifi...good enough! Antonio and Betty Are great. We stayed 5 nights here. Could have stayed a month! Will definitely return on our way back to Canada in March
Report Check-InWonderful spot on the beach, owner is super friendly and speaks some English. Awesome beach. We camped without a palapa for $200peso, wifi cost an extra 20 peso per person but she only charged us for one. Showers were luke warm but we didn’t mind as it was nice and refreshing. No potable water she told us we had to go to town for that. Everything was clean and well kept!
Report Check-InCannot say enough wonderful things about this place! First of all, Antonio and his family are LOVELY- he even let us ride with him into town and helped us call and book our ferry in La Paz. WiFi works best best the house, showers and bathrooms are clean and nice. The location is BEAUTIFUL and unlike what other users were saying, we had no issue with the winds at all. Overall it was really idyllic, would highly recommend and definitely stay again
Report Check-InNice place. we didn't need a palapa so they charged us $200 for truck & 2 people. Not a bad price for the location and excellent bathrooms/showers. Wi-fi was fast but only reaches close to the office/house.
Report Check-InOnly want to add a major point: if you are affraid of violent winds, you should avoid this place (and the Bay I guess). According to locals, it's the every day life : winds are running from 5PM to noon, making outside life almost impossible (even under the palapa where we couldn't eat one night, unless you like to eat sand in your food ! ). I"m writing this in the middle of the night. It's to windy to sleep! It's the only bad thing about this paradise where we spent 3 nights (this last one is really scary, we can't take anymore). I'm glad I'm not sleeping in a tent as the van is shaking right now.
Report Check-InExcellent run place. The owner is very friendly and helpful. Place is more focused on renting Bungalows then camping, but the few palapas places are great. However place only works for small RV's / Vans. Showers are hot and bathrooms clean. Everything is in great state and working. Good WiFi, but only close to owners home. Only downside, are the crazy winds which blow mostly at night, but sometimes very violent. (Had one night Gusts of 50 Knots!)
Report Check-InWonderful place to camp. Very quiet and the scenery is beautiful. Has WiFi and kayaks to use. Definitely coming back here on our next trip!
Report Check-InGreat stay super people clean and beautiful please no Large rv's. RTT, tents and Palapas, some casitas available, enjoy the simple life on the bay!
Report Check-InAntonio is creating a real jewel of a camp here. Very cheap for the quality of facilities. Wifi and kayaks can be used for small fee. Great kayaking. Sites are a bit closer together but I also think this is one of the BEST paid campgrounds in all of Baja. They also recycle, have hot showers, and are just incredibly good people.
Report Check-InWow! What a fabulous place this is! The beach and campsites are great, but even more importantly, the owner (Antonio) was super nice and helpful. Plus, you’ll meet great people camping there and folks who live nearby. We had mechanical problems with our RV and needed to stay a week to figure out our repairs. The WiFi there saved us! Highly recommend!
Report Check-InTrès beau camping, propre et bien entretenu, possibilité de louer un palapa. La vue est magnifique. Le seul bémol le prix est par personne 150 pesos, ça revient donc beaucoup trop cher pour nous. 150x3=450... 30.90$ canadien, dommage on serait resté plus longtemps...
Report Check-InAwesome campground right at the beach. Friendly owner, very quiet and peaceful, many different birds. 8$ per person per night, but it’s worth it. Stayed five nights and met many other travellers. Wi-fi pretty good.
Report Check-InGood camping, friendly owner and nice amenities.
Stayed here for nights.
Has hot showers and WiFi.
No drinking water.
I paid 8USD/night/person with my motorcycle and traveling solo. +1USD for internet (in total).
nice campground, palapas 140 pesos pp, without palapas you pay 100 pesos. spots right in front of beach with fireplaces. showers were could but okay after a swim in the sea .
Report Check-InAbsolute a Great place to stay, quiet, Little windy but worth to stay
Report Check-InGreat spot! Would not mind some more pressure and control of the shower. But being in the desert, water need to be conserved. The owners mother and son are extremely friendly, even invited everyone for Thanksgiving dinner. Carlos ecotourism on site. Great for our day of whale shark searching. stayed 4 days.
Report Check-InJust take the turn off from the 1, 66 km down the road. It is sooooo worth the trip. Awesome, really cool spot. There is family history here that is worth while to get to know. The hosts are wonderful, the site is beautiful
Report Check-InAmazing place. We pulled in for thanksgiving and the hosts cooked food and others brought food for a grand pot luck. The place was packed when we arrived, but Tony let us stay even though they were at capacity. Take a walk to the light house! Beautiful
Report Check-InGreat place. Stayed at the beach with our 21ft motorhome without palapa, 8$ pp. Used the free kayaks to explore the coast a bit. Did the whaleshark tour (no sightings garanteed this time of year) and it was absolutely great. 200 USD for a 4 hour tour per boat (we were 5, so 40$ pp). We saw/swam with the whalesharks, saw dolphins up close and snorkeled around a cosy beach. Antonio offered to look after our dog when we were on the trip. Showers are not really hot and have almost no pressure. Overall this place has a good vibe!
Report Check-InHad an amazing stay here. The manager Antonio invite me to his American friends and their party and few days later I was celebrating Thanks Giving with them. Did the whale shark tour with the eco tours on his place for 470 pesos as we have been 5 people sharing the money for the tour. Antonio really tries to make me a comfortable stay and the vibe and community in this places is just super nice. Highly recommend this place and will come back. Only thing the shower pressure is super low and having a warm shower is not possible.
Report Check-Ingreat place to stay/camp. I rode my motorcycle in and camped in one of the huts, used the wifi and had a great time.
hosts are very accommodating.
Report Check-InQuite a few good things to say about this place.
First is this place is run and operated by locals (Antonio&Bety) whose advice is always the best.
You can camp in front of the beach which is one of the calmest we’ve seen.
Prices are good. For the palapas you get one day free if you spend the week.
The showers are good, you just have to ask Antonio how to solve it if the pressure is low.
Perhaps the best thing is the wildlife you get to see. During the week we staid we had the luck of seeing a huge amount of birds, dolphins, fish, etc.
Recommended!
Muy linda noche en este lugar. El dueño un genio total. Pagamos 100 pesos por persona. Ñas duchas no funcionaban muy bien ya que estaban colapsadas de gente
Report Check-InGreat site as described. Antonio and his mum are both great and speak good English.
Great beach, great atmosphere, great palapas, strong WiFi, what more can I say, highly recommend
Beautiful spot. Antonio and his mum are so nice. We ended staying 3 nights instead of one. Took a tour and swam with the whale sharks. Was amazing. We highly recommend this place !
Report Check-InGreat place to stay for a night or more. We camped in the front of their house right at the beach (200 Pesos / 2 persons). Kajak free to use, lot of birds and maybe more wildlife ;)! Great owners, very friendly and helpful!
Report Check-InThis place has many reviews that we found to be true.
We used the free kayaks, hot showers, nice restrooms, so-so WiFi and made friends with lots of different Overlanders who invited us to their nightly fire.
However last night was extremely windy. Obviously this has nothing to do with campsite itself but just be aware because it was probably the worst wind we’ve experienced and no one slept.
In the little town we got chips,water, beer etc.. at market (there are two little markets side-by-side) and ate tacos from taco stand.
We were also able to fill up our gas.
nice small place right on the water. $8usd or 140 pesos per person, which is the most we've had to pay in all of Baja. there were kayaks available and fire pits, but it was so windy we couldn't use either. hoped to catch the whale sharks but they were already gone. there is internet in the office but it wasn't even fast enough for the owner to run the credit card, much less use the internet. the price would be ok if you could take full advantage of what is offered, but if you can't because it's windy or not shark season, it's a bit much
Report Check-InReally beautiful, friendly and clean. Limited number of sites. We came with our 24' motorhome and paid 6 pp. without a papalas.
Very well maintained and peaceful.
Beautiful place, camping in palapas at the beach. Best sunrise right from your palapas.
Clean, eco friendly. Enjoyed our stay!
Friendly and great location on a nice beach. Antonio speaks good English and can arrange whale shark tours. we can recommend Angel, Mr White.
The camping is a little more expensive than other places , $8us/pppn but facilities are good.
Super friendly guy Antonio runs this place. Simple palapas at a beautiful location.
Report Check-InNice very quiet place. showers and toilets very clean WITH SOAP. hot showers in nice building. $8pp/pn which seems a little steep.
Google tries to turn you too soon. watch for signs on main road.
LOTS of flying ant looking bugs after sunset apparently due to recent rains.
Owners are super nice and speak great English.
we took a whale shark tour with our kids and a few others $200 total for about 4 hours. great experience!!
Report Check-InQuiet and nice place. $10 per night for 2 of us. shower and toilet was included.
Report Check-Inbeautiful and well done sustainable living on the beach. Well marked from the main road, friendly hosts.
Report Check-InSpent a nice evening here. The camp was quiet and the palapas were in excellent shape (freshly raked/cleaned). The tables were a huge plus. The kids enjoyed playing on the beach but didn't go in the water as it was rocky and we were told there were a fair number of sting rays in the shallows. They did enjoy picking through the tide pools the next morning (during low tide).
After sunset a vast number of teeny tiny bugs flocked into the camper (right through the bug screen); it was crazy. Fortunately they weren't the biting kind and we promptly turned off the light. Bathrooms were clean and in excellent condition. We would stay here again, but be wiser about the bugs in the future.
We rented a boat (and captain) for $150 USD/2500 pesos and went down to Playa Gringa to see the whale sharks. It was amazing watching them circle round at the surface to consume small schools of fish. It was the highlight of our time in the Bay. There is no ATM in town so plan accordingly.
Report Check-InThis place is a hidden gem. If you're looking for a quiet sanctuary on a beach, this is for you. With palapas and hot (not strong pressure) showers and toilets. Also the owner of the camp is very lovely and happy to help with anything, she also lends her kayaks out for no extra charge. I will definitely be recommending this to my mates!
Report Check-InWonderful, quiet place right at the beach, nice helpful owners. Well maintained, clean restrooms, warm shower with low pressure. kayak renting for free. small shops in town nearby, 3km. bring your own sweetwater! 280 Pesos for Campsite with palapa. camping without palapa is cheaper.
Report Check-InTent camped 2 days here with my dog. Nice quiet place right on the beach under a nice palapa. Need to bring fresh water. There are shower facilities along with bathroom but shower was only a trickle of water both times attempted.
This is a very small town and apparenlty everything is brought in so more expensive so buy everything you need before you arrive in town Including potable water. Not sure potable water was available during my visit.
Probably hard to beat this spot if you're looking for camping next to the beach. Big stone palapas on the beach. Pull your car right up to them. Antony is super nice! hot showers. everything is clean. Trash and recycling is separated and has compost. 130 MX per person.
Report Check-Inreally nice palapas right on the beach. 8 US$ per person. cold showers, no wifi. friendly stuff and ecofriendly (seawater flush toilet and garbage separation/recycling)
Report Check-InThis is the quaintest spot in town. Cute cabanas built to protect you from the wind. Right on the beach, a lovely campus of Palapas of showers, toilets w/Good eco awareness.
Report Check-In6 Palapas at the sandy beach. Lot of wildlife to see. Antonio and his mother run the camp very well. They do a great job and are very friendly. Antonio speaks good english. Hot showers and clean restrooms. The first spot in Mexico we see where has recycling bins. Great!
Report Check-Ingreat place, extremely nice people. camped under a beach palalpa. $8usd/night. showers were sorta warm, bathrooms clean. no internet. they had cut a bunch of brush for a path and asked me to use that for wood, otherwise there's no wood around.
Report Check-InVery nice Mom and Son that run this place. Cold showers with low water pressure, nice flushing toilets, and a great place!
Report Check-Inthat's the place to be on baja
great beach, beautiful palaces on the beach and cool people
hot showers, very clean
absolutely worth the trip down there
Nice place. 8$ per person for camping by the beach with palapa. No electrity and no potable water. Showers cold but clean. If you travelling with a dog be careful at the beach. It has bullseye puffer and they are very poisonous. Our dog was very very lucky and survived it as she ate one!
Report Check-InOur favorite place so far! Lovely palapa on the beach. Clean toilets, good showers, cute town. Beautiful beach. And absolutely wonderful hosts. Antonio helped us find a vet when our dog got sick! Wonderful community in town too!
Report Check-InQuiet camp on the beach with 6 palapas ($8/person) or sand camping area in front of their house/office $5/person). Flush toilets are nice and clean, smelled good and have doors but aren't totally enclosed so they're not hot inside. Fish cutting station. Boat for rent. He offered to let us use his kayaks but we didn't have time this stop. Antonio is super friendly. Coyotes at night so keep an eye on your pets. They have cabins for rent too. Some far-off dogs of a neighbor barked for a long time into the night but our fan was loud enough to cover their sound.
Report Check-InA sweet beachfront spot with mostly overlanders. Well run. Paid $8 for the night and this included a palapa. No wifi. And no Telcel signal in Bahia de Los Angeles. Many restaurants in town have wifi.
Report Check-InAwesome spot right on the beach. Really nicely run by Antonio and Bety. Prices as listed before still in effect. Flush toilets with soap and TP provided (sink runs salt water). Unsure about the potable water though so I wouldn't count on it. Great to see so much recycling in effect, separate bins for all types of rubbish (except general waste strangely). Showers weren't hot but we're definitely warm. BEAUTIFUL spot. Town nearby has a couple of small Mercados for a few groceries, gas station (unleaded and diesel) and first taco stand on the way into town sells awesome fish tacos M$18. No cell service anyway near here though
Report Check-InGreat little Eco lodge. Very friendly owners. Palapas on the beach plus cabanas to rent. Flush toilets. Warm showers. No food or water so come prepared. $16/night for 2 with use of palapa. $5pp if you just want to camp on beach and use bathrooms/showers
Report Check-InThe location is wrong. This Campground is on Bahia de Los Angeles at GPS location: 28.969032, -113.547059.
Report Check-InAn eco resort run by former turtle researchers.Cabins for US$50,Palapas US$8 per person and if you're in a truck camper and just need to park facing the beach it's US$5 per person.Hot showers, garbage is separated and recycled.A smorgasbord of wildlife! Rock islands to kayak around. Windy-great for kite surfers in December.Inquire about boat trips to see sharks and whales, as they're offered right there.Amazing, inspiring hosts & views to die for!
Report Check-InWell run cool eco campsite owners Antony and Deby. Camp right next to the beach under Palapas. Plenty of fish and bird life. Whale Sharks can be seen even by canoe. Showers and portable water. They will charge small items for you like laptops and cameras if need be. This place is not for RVs but well suited overland vehicles.
Report Check-InSmall campground at the beach in Bahía de los Angeles. New showers/restrooms building. $150 (USD 5)
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