Savage RV Campamento | Established Campground

this was a nice place to rest and recharge among the Canadians. they were able to find us a spot to squeeze into even though we didn't have a reservation. $600p/night. warm showers next to the pool. $50p laundry, but must line dry yourself. walking distance to town and the beach.

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Amazing campground and amazing people! We were only planning on staying for 2 nights then heading to PV but ended up canceling our plans and staying here for 5 nights. The people are wonderful, so accommodating and will help you with everything and anything you might need. The community of winter campers are also extremely kind- it’s a neighborhood feel. There’s laundry on site, water, electricity, a pool, hangout space, multiple bathrooms, with hot water. The beach is a 2 minute walk. Great restaurants around and an all together awesome town. This place is very safe and will even hire the occasional live band for a potluck party! Don’t miss this place. We paid 500 per night. Not sure if they have a different rate for longer term. Our favorite campground in Mexico!

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Spent two night here! Wonderful spot, really close to the beach (2 minute walk). Owners are insanely friendly! They sold us some jugs of filtered water and helped us jump them in our tank. (No water places with a hose)

There is a nice swimming pool to cool off and palapa to do some work or relax.

Full hook ups, some shade but most just open. Clean bathrooms with hot water showers. Good Wifi, 8 minute walk into town where there are tons of restaurants.

There is two restaurants within a couple minutes of this place.

We paid 400 pesos per night. Pet friendly. Safe, gate closes at night.

Highly recommended.

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We stayed here 1 night for 400 peso. It’s a fairly small/ intimate RV park. It’s a fairly small/ intimate RV park. Nice staff. The showers are hot with good pressure. Fine wifi here too. There’s also a small pool. It’s a short walk to the beach and restaurants. Very safe. The gates get closed at night, but we weren’t given a key or anything to be able to get in and out, so had to call to wake someone to get back in after being out in the town. Other than that, nice and convenient place to stay.

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Probably the cheapest campground in town. Stayed one night to clean the van and empty out our tanks. 300$ pool was empty when we were there. Other than that friendly people!

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Great little park with very friendly people. Clean bathrooms and showers with hot water. Sites have concrete pads. We paid 250 pesos per night for two people and a dog tent camping.

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Friendly family, clean toilets, hot shower & small pool. Normally 300 pesos but negotiated to 200 due to low season.

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small park, 10 rv spots and 4 bungalows.

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One of the smaller campsites in Lo de Marcos, if youre not a kid the pool is more a dip pool. Only lukewarm showers. 300 pesos without electricity. No beachfront but just across the street. Wifi ok. Lo de Marco nice little mex town even when its full of (franco-) canadian rvers during winter

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$300 pesos/night. Family run place. We were here when the family was visiting and the kids were all playing in the pool. Very nice family, and very nice Canadian Snowbirds as well who came out to great us and answer any questions about the place. Great clean and new bathrooms and showers. The spaces are packed pretty tightly. The pool was great for our 3 year old, and us. The ocean across the street, has pretty rough surf for someone his age, so very happy we had the pool. Vendor comes in daily selling fresh vegetables and fruits. Got some great watermelon, mangos, and sweet peppers. Next door camper Bev gave us tour of town, and we loved being here even more after learning of all the town had to offer.

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$300 pesos/night. Family run place. We were here when the family was visiting and the kids were all playing in the pool. Very nice family, and very nice Canadian Snowbirds as well who came out to great us and answer any questions about the place. Great clean and new bathrooms and showers. The spaces are packed pretty tightly. The pool was great for our 3 year old, and us. The ocean across the street, has pretty rough surf for someone his age, so very happy we had the pool. Vendor comes in daily selling fresh vegetables and fruits. Got some great watermelon, mangos, and sweet peppers.

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150 pesos per night, we didn't need water or electricity (pick up camper ) clean bathrooms & showers, nice sandy beach. Lots of Canadians. Close to the main plaza cool music nice little town

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Across from the beach, super mellow. Has one space in shade, all the rest in direct sunlight but has nice bathrooms with showers. Has a palapa next to a nice pool, electrical hookups, running water and great WIFI! Has about 10 spots for big and smaller RVs. Tent camping welcome too! We are just in our 4Runner. Owner is super nice, Rubin! We payed 200p with our dog a night in low season! Maybe less for more days! Way chiller then Sayulita and San Pancho where camping is super pricey and terrible!

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