Don Eddies | Established Campground

We needed a place for a day to catch up on some work and logistics and our stay here was great. As reported, new owner a couple years ago. Place is looking great. Clean and well maintained. Restaurant onsite is fine, what is expected in Baja. Margaritas are large and strong. Owners are super friendly and their dogs are great. Our pup got along with them without any issues. We would stay again when in the area.

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Great place! Full hookups. They are putting a lot of love into this place. The restaurant is fantastic. The owners are wonderful. Worth a visit just to meet their dog!

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Thanks for visiting us! We now have fresh well water trucked in every week, better WIFI throughout the park, our Bar and Lulu's Restaurant open 6 days; closed Monday. Our RV section has 30 amp service on all full hookup sites. Dry camping on the bay is $325 pesos. Full hookups $540 pesos, we offer discounts on week or month long stays. Our hotel has 40 beds (new), and we have 2 sky houses for rent.

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Great spot to stay as you work south. Eddie was super friendly and his wife and staff are all very welcoming.

Their dog Jellybean is so fun and cute. Our dog had a blast playing with her.

The restaurant is very nice and their drinks and food was great!

They are still working on some renovations but the property is coming along nicely.

It was $15 a night. One evening we needed to plug into power and it was an extra $5

The property is right next to a boat ramp and there were a lot of fish men in and out on their boats. It was fun to watch.

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Nice place to spend a night. Felt very safe and owner is super welcoming. His dog Jellybean is very cute and friendly. Nice bay, especially at high tide, to camp beside. Hot showers included in the price of camping ($15 USD/night for dry camping). Basic but clean amenities. Didn’t eat in restaurant as he gives his staff the day off on Mondays but heard good things about the food. Nice little pier within walking distance.

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a great place to stay for the night, the host was very nice, we paid 15$ without hookups with hookups is 25$, we got to choose what site to stay, a site on the water or a site close to the office. good Wi-Fi but doesn’t get to the sites on the water we had to go to the bar for it.

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As described. Nice place to wake up. Only good as a pit stop when dry camping. Hotel looks nice but we opted for dirt.

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great spot to spend a night! felt very safe and secure. check in was easy, and the owner is a very friendly American.

the bathroom was nothing fancy but the water was hot and had great water pressure. lots of work being done to improve the property, but even as it is now we thought it was perfect for our needs.

$15 usd for a dry site by the water. $25 for a site on an RV pad with hookups inland.

free fire pits and wood, we had a great evening sitting with our fire down by the bay. also really fun watching the pelicans fish in the morning!

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lots of construction work and lots of dog poo everywhere

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we were allowed to dry camp right at the shore line, which is a really nice place, BUT: the campground itself is still a big construction site, the bathrooms are dirty and old. You either get a cold or a boiling hot shower and there is dog poop all over the property. The view on the lagoon is really beautiful but the facilities are really not nice.

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we stopped here for a shower, new owner is super nice, and the bar/restaurant looks amazing. Nice camping spots right next to the bay, hookups if you need it. He's putting a lot of work into the place, I'm sure it will be even better in a few months. Great hot clean showers.

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New owner (who happens to be called Eddie!!) is super welcoming. He only took over 2 months ago and is already making changes to improve the property. It's already possible to camp there, either at a hook up on the main site or down by the bay. He also has private rooms and will soon start building stilt houses to rent out. Clean shower and toilets and large restaurant/ bar, which was closed when we were there but is often open. Pet friendly - he has a few lovely friendly dogs that loved our little dog!

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The old place burnt down and there are new owners that have opened the new place. New place is still under construction, but the restaurant is open. It is no longer possible to camp right on the bay. Camping is in a dirt lot to the street side of the office with showers and a toilet. $300Mx. They didn’t negotiate. It’s also possible to park overnight in the Molino Viejo parking lot and use a porta potty for a tip to the guard. You get locked in overnight at Molino Viejo.

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Parking slots - some with walls between them. Friendly neighbors and dogs. Some very good restaurants in the area. No WiFi. Showers and toilets clean. 15US/night. Sewage smell.

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We stopped by for the night, our first night of our trip exploring Baja. Volcanic gravel RV sites, good 30 amp electrical service and water. While there are sewer connections the office said it was water and electric only. US$21. for the night. We had bay views out our back window. Unfortunately, there was a strong sewer smell in the morning. Restaurant and bar not open. Dog friendly. Next stop Guerrero Negro? We shall see.

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tony is very friendly. 300 pesos for the night is compatible to other camps in the area “up north” more. hot water, good wifi, comfortable bed.

wifi in the restaurant, not in my room. but it is pretty fast.

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I’d give this place a meeeeh. 300 pesos is a lot for what it is- a gravel pit and a luke warm shower. Tony was accommodating but seemed kind of grumpy. I guess they don’t get a lot of tourists with the pandemic on. The restaurant was closed when we were there but they made me an over priced margarita anyway while I sat inside and used the wifi which was decent. The gate was suppose to open at 7am but we waited around for an hour before anyone showed up. The phone number seems to be disconnected. Fine place to crash if you are out of options.

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Stayed two nights. 30ft Airstream with long bed truck. Showed up at night after long day of travel (I know, I know,don’t drive at night in Mx). Turn right at big Don Eddies sign, if you go past you end up at the marina and they will encourage you to stay there instead. DE staff was off for the night (Sunday) but some friendly long termers told us to just pick a spot and someone would come by in the morn. Super sweet, friendly staff. Very relaxed. Spots were gravel and we were able to fit two RVs in one big spot. Didn’t test the electric- it looked pretty dodgy. Bathroom was a single toilet with two shower stalls. Restaurant had great food. Wifi was out due to someone running into tower with a truck. Good enough Verizon coverage to get some work done. Grounds need some love, but still pleasant enough. Camp dog, Rocco, slept at our door every night and played with the kids all day.

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Great Baja stop-over. Chile Relleno is awesome.

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Ignore some descriptions of this place, they confused the public car park with Don Eddie's Landing RV park and hotel. There are good new signs to follow but if you end up at the public launching ramp you went 100m past the road to Don Eddie's.

There are pleasant clean rooms, fool hook up sites and dry sites. Hot showers, flush toilets are available to campers.

Bar and great food is also available all at reasonable prices overlooking a beautiful estuary.

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No frills place, but the kindest people ever! Tony the owner, salt of the earth. Very laid-back, full of helpful info. Place needs a little love, but new camp hosts (Nash and Kim) just arrived and are fixing things up! WiFi good at restaurant but tony is working to get it boosted so it reaches the sites. All sites are basically in the gravel
Lot out front, but for a night or two, this place was great! $15 no hookups/ $20 with, although electricity is currently not grounded, but Nash is working on that too! Very chill and you feel so welcome here!

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This place is not so great like everyone claims. We parked at the public parking next to El Molino Viejo restaurant around 4:30 pm on a Thursday and tried to cook dinner while people all around us were blasting loud Mexican music. It seemed like they were in a competition of who’s music is gonna be louder. We couldn’t listen to our own music and could barely concentrate on our food it was a pure torture.. contrary to the reviews and the description of this place the Wifi was non-existent. On top of that the place is really dirty-lots of Cigarette butts and garbage around, not the best place to contemplate nature. In the end we finished our food and quickly drove to Hotel Misión Santa Maria which is only 10-15 mins drive from there and wayyy quieter, safer and nicer! Definitely do not recommend to park here overnight, do yourself a favor and drive to Santa Maria and you will feel a big relief!

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My favourite site in Baja. Very friendly, clean, great food and secure.

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This is our second time here and we absolutely love it. The staff is the kindest that Baja has to offer.

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Don Eddie's has become my go to place to get away and relax. Tony is an incredible host and Octavio is a great cook! If you are looking for a relaxing atmosphere and good food this place can't be beat..

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Great place to spend the night, clean, specious and beautiful. 20 USD per night for an RV

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Classic, no frills Baja! Worth the $. Didn’t eat in the restaurant but had a pleasant drink. View of the water is nice from the bar.

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nice place , for a few days, nice People, Tony the orner is very friendly ☺

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This place is filthy. The sites have cigarette butts and bits of litter and the bathroom, thats just ferrel. Tent camping fail. But it was late and id already been to another failure at the coast which was way worse.

No wifi.

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camping price had gone up since last reports, currently $380 (peso) or $20 per night for RV.

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Spent a great, quiet night here. Hosts were very friendly and helpful, there was a group of older American fishermen playing drinking games and they gave me a free Don Eddies shirt for joining in! Showers basic but who cares.

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Tony is a great host! Delicious margaritas, sting ray stew and fish tacos for dinner! Clean bathrooms and warm showers. Very quiet - we have the place to ourselves.

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UPDATE: Road to Don Eddie's and the Old Mill Motel has recently been paved all the way to the Old Mill Restaurant parking lot. Last right turn to Don Edie's and Old Mill Motel is a very short stretch of dirt. It is now a nice ride to get there.

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Road to place was rutted but we made it. Rv parking was ample. Electric was out but manager bought us breakfast to make up for it. The bay is wonderful and peaceful. Felt pretty safe but kept an eye out. Will return to stay on way back. The people were friendly. Make sure you watch the sunrise on the dock. Sea lions and glassy water.

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Full hookups. Restaurant on site. Showers and bathrooms are odd but fine. Wifi in restaurant area. 130 MXN/night or 195 MXN/ with electric but they charged us 130/night after our first night even though we were plugged in. Stay a week, pay for 5 nights. The water available is salty...

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$10 U.S. A night. Clean. Rough road to get here. Worth it so far.

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A very nice camping location ($10) with rooms ($40) and a bar and restaurant. The dirt road is rocky but the location is fantastic. Worth the time to get here vs anything else in the area.

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