This is a transient stop for many RVers, meaning you drive all day, pull up to a place that has full hook up’s and is safe, get up early and keep going. For this you pay $40+ and we’ve come to accept that. However, keeping the dump site a secret... Read more

This campground is inside the park and the only one that is. The views are spectacular and you don’t have to drive to see them. They are literally in front of your camper. A few things to note: There is an $8 per person fee to enter the area... Read more

Loreto is such a sweet town with great food and people. However, it is not big rig friendly and the narrow city streets can be a nightmare. The one RV park we have always counted on is Loreto Shores and while they aren't that big rig friendly... Read more

Guerrero Negro is a good stopping point in either direction when traversing the Baja peninsula. If it is a true overnight for you, may as well be here. The electricity is spotty at best and you should never use it without a surge protector. The... Read more

San Felipe is known for its extreme tidal changes. You can literally walk out 200+ yards during low tide. This campground is on the beach and will give you great access. (Lot's of sand dollars at low tide too.) What didn't work for us was... Read more

Very nice woman running the office with a sweet black dog. She was helpful but obviously not making the decisions for this RV park. Lots of long-term campers and minimal distance between campsites. 50 amp only but they supply a free converter. No... Read more

This is a clean, efficient RV Park whose sites are large (long, concrete pad) and well-equipped (full hook-ups, some with sewer, and garbage cans shared between 2 sites) but with no trees and very little green. The location is great for visiting... Read more