Public beach free camp | Informal Campsite

February 14th, 2018 by Jean et Amélie

Still open as far as we know! We slept there 2 nights after finding that the surrounding campground were charging more then 400 pesos a night with very basic services and not so much space for parking a camper truck. The police made a couple of round at night, no problem. No services and a few hundred meters from the beach.

April 17th, 2017 by sydneylarcher

I don't know why this is marked as closed, we camped at the public beach (next to some hotel) all night with no issues. There was even a police officer we spoke to who said it was fine, we were the only ones and he kept watch all night long. No facilities at all however.

April 1st, 2016 by st.messing

No breeze, lots of mozzies, not really quiet (saturday) but nice place to park car and set up hammock, nobody bothered us.

November 28th, 2015 by uyarak.ch

We camped here with 3 vehicles but the police came at midnight and told us to leave. So we moved to the Pancho Villa Camping nearby.

December 3rd, 2014 by Viaje sin Destino

In Tulum are few public access to the sea, because to get this almost always necessary to go through private properties or hotels. On the way to the coast by going to the ruins found 2 tickets publish the sea, where there are spaces to park the car, so if you want to camp this is the cheapest option. The site is free, there is no any kind of service, only space to park the car. Super quiet to sleep
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En Tulum son escasos los accesos públicos al mar, ya que para llegar a este casi siempre es necesario pasar por propiedades privados u hoteles. En el camino de la costa yendo hacia las ruinas encontraran 2 entradas publicas al mar, donde hay espacios para estacionar el auto, por lo que si quieren acampar esta es la opción mas económica. El camping es gratis, no hay ningun tipo de servicio, solo espacio para estacionar el carro. Super tranquilo para dormir