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We confirm, music until 2am,but it just the rooftop close to the bridge. It you park further on the road its better. Really good spot to walk downtown, taking the Riverwalk. Public wc just at 200mt (on the Riverwalk). We stayed here with 5 others vehicles, was quite exempt for the rooftop. Lots of restaurants and food truck close-by.
Bm.aroundtheworld from Switzerland

Only place in town to get propane (in March 2022), and the owner knows it - hence very expensive! We paid 2.50$ per liter, never before have we paid that much!! If you can, avoid this place.

these are paid sites now, $20 per night. we spent a quiet night here.

Came here to clear my head for a tricksy life situation but finally stopped here for the night. Porta potty in decent shape. Easy access to beach. Great cafe opposite. A few other rigs, some look like they're permanent. Good tmobile and att. Got weirdly chased by a man on crutches yelling as me as I pulled out at 6am, but no trouble during the night.

Beautiful location, super quiet at night with incredible stars. No large rvs. Good cell service with Verizon. Great hiking as well.

Level 2 Trauma Hospital with Emergency Room. Pediatrics and Pregnant Women can be seen for emergencies but if requires admission may need to be transferred to another hospital that provides services. Available services include: Stroke. Cardiac. MRI. X-Ray. Nuclear Medicine. Ultrasound. Lab. Cafeteria available till midnight.

We arrived at night. A calm place, no one here besides us. Not so many trash as previous travelers from the previous check-ins

Ótimo lugar para passar a noite. Calmo e seguro. Porém barulhento ( caminhões abastecem ao lado do estacionamento).

Wi-Fi, banheiro e ducha por 100 pesos

Great spot to stop as your 1st or last night in the Baja. Cliff top camping with steps to access the beach. 250 pesos per night.

charges 375 lira per night. just for a parking lot close to the street.

This place is great. Nice farm with lots of animals. Still 100 NAD pppn. Ablutions are clean.

As described 250 pesos for our 21 foot van. This is a small slice of the Netherlands, clean orderly and with strong WiFi and the best toilets: sparklingly clean with seats toilet paper and a spare roll! The owners live under the main palapa but leave you entirely alone. The swimming in front of the campground is superb. An oasis.
The eight mile access road from the highway is a washboarded mess and even aired down (!) we took it very slow. In rainy season I’d be worried. In dry season tour buses visit the fishing village so it’s not at all difficult, just uncomfortable. April 2022.

Camped for two days. Toilets and cold showers available. Beautiful place right of the entrance for camping. Park closes later at friday/saturday and people are likely to hang around in the weekends.

Spent the night with another RV. Quiet after 10pm, a lot of peoples comes and leaves to watch sunset, walk dogs... some just u turn. Beautiful place. Washrooms closed in winter.

So expensive 400 pesos for 2 p 1 night in camper. Swiming pool is very small, didn t stay.

I should make a note that this will not fit Rv/Big rigs. The spots are just big enough for my 170 sprinter.

Good pressure water hose. Even took a shower next to the toilets.

Stayed here one night, located next to an already free garage that we do not fit in due to our height. No other overnight campers, but felt safe. Walking distance to visitors center, shops, and the historic row. Smaller vans only. Free public restroom right next door. Great Verizon signal.

Road closed gate is still closed on April 1st 2022.

Gorgeous. Loved it so much we stayed a whole week, and we’re usually on the move. Made it fine with our 2WD Sprinter van. Just keep your momentum up and don’t slow down. Rangers seem okay with dogs off leash too!

In the far NW corner of a large field, somewhat hidden from the (quiet) road by trees. One building nearby which is marked as a restaurant in Google, but no one around. Very quiet at night. Enter field from (37.0302, 43.6965). More fields along this road. Drone circling above.

very nice clearing in the woods, down a little dirt road so it's more private. a hiking trail passes by but I only saw one group. there's a small pond and a couple of swampy areas but overall really beautiful and the bugs weren't too bad. good T-Mobile cell signal

Passamos aqui três dias e duas noites.

Existe um bolsão em frente ao restaurante da Alda conforme o pessoal já localizou aqui.

Entretanto você pode estacionar em qualquer lugar deste bolsão, não há necessidade de ser em frente ao restaurante dela. O espaço é amplo e fora da temporada sempre há espaço para estacionar.

Great spot for water. Couldn't get our MH close enough to fill as we had our "toad" on, but it's definitely doable with a long hose.

Nothing changed in the last 6 years, no fire, no pets. Information booth deserted on a Friday evening.

Lovely beach! During weekend some locals came for fishing and to collect mussels, but still enough space for a private spot. Easy access via a gravel road in good condition doable for any car.

driving a 2wd car onto the sand I was so nervous I'd get stuck, especially after seeing a big RV get stuck but I stayed on the more packed rocky sand areas and was just fine. it was so windy I had to tie my tent to my hub caps. the water level was so low when I tried to swimming I stepped in and grey clay enveloped my legs all the way to my thighs and I had to army crawl out.

Dirt Road - level, plenty pull off for big rig. Nice view -Semi Stealth may stay a couple nights. Moccasin Rd (Parked under Powerlines)

We had a delicious lunch and the waiter was very concerned about our opinion. The people were very nice! Only the coffee is better at the little store next door.

We stayed at the upper campsite for two nights and it was amazing. The way up is longer than expected and we agree, definitely only for people with 4x4 experience or a sense of adventure.
We were all by ourselves, there were two fellow iOverlanders at the lower camp.

Once you are up there, it’s great. The sites are situated at the “mouth” of the crater. Drop toilets are available and at least one site with an intact roof + wall for wind protection.

We hiked to the rim of the crater. The path is quite overgrown. At one point you can choose between two paths. The left one was in better shape (we did a round trip).