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Restaurant, bar disco, many people partying but the area is large enough so the noise is not too bad

We went here for an internet fix and to recover from the sand flea bites. A nice place, even if a little pricey. Good food from the restaurant and fast internet.

A central place in Loreto with plenty of space for RVs and a few flat patches to pitch tents. There is a nice covered common area for campers with electricity.

A huge RV park on the water. They have a big area for temporary travelers to camp or park. There is a restaurant on the beach front with cheap happy hour cocktails, wifi, electricity and a pool. A great place to chill for a few days, especially if you like to fish. Electricity and internet available at restaurant

Our Dad paid for this place with his time share. We traded it in to stay a week here and only had to pay a $200 fee. Cabo was overwhelmingly touristy, but the beaches were amazing.

This place had recently burnt down when we were here and the owners we in the midst of rebuilding. The showers were excellent. We just wished for a bit more shade.

Wohlfühlplatz, electricity, water and dumping. Depending on the wind you can hear the street. Night Peso 200 - after transaction. WiFi in Italy Cafe, about 3-4 km towards Veracruz.

n the Costa Esmeralda

Good to stay overnight and sightseeing tour. No infrastructure to some extent, quiet

North on Mex 180 from Veracruz

Good to stay overnight, quiet. Much traffic in the morning, when everyone is driving to work. No infrastructure

Turn left at the sign "La Zapote"

Good to stay overnight, quiet. Daily (temporarily) from 7.00 clock construction work. Electricity, water and dumping. WiFi, washing machine. Night Peso 180 -

Catemaco, well signposted

Good to stay overnight, quiet, if not "geböllert" is. No infrastructure.

Catemaco direction of golf, then 8 km gravel road

Good to stay overnight, reasonably quiet. No infrastructure.

Mex 175, north on Tuxtepec

Good to stay overnight, quiet. No infrastructure.

Mex 175, turn left at San Jose Llano

Wohlfühlplatz, water and dumping. Super showers. Quiet. Gorgeous to swim in the Pasific. Night Peso 100 -

Turn Bahia de Huatulco, the Hotel Quinta Real in the gravel

Good to stay overnight, quiet. No infrastructure.

Pan 190 at the grain elevator

Good space, water, electricity and Dunping. Quiet, WIFI. Free, but a donation is welcome, the children are also very pleased about sweets.

AParking lotroaching from the 'Pan 190 Ocozocoautla place before the bus left.

Good to stay overnight, if you will on the first ship in the Canion the next day. Not just quiet, no infrastructure.

Of the Pan 190 towards San Cristobal, is signposted.

Camping is free if you buy a few drinks at one of the kiosks/bars on the beach. The restaurants will let you use their bathrooms for a fee (or if you are a good patron). Bring your own water supply.

This is a huge park with a pool, soccer fields and lots of RV spots and grass. There is internet inside the restaurant area and electricity at most of the camping sites. Wifi in the restaurant.

After trying 3 different nearby camping places, and all were closed, we ended up at this hotel. It was nice enough for two nights while we went to see the butterfly reserve. They had a restaurant but it was closed when we were there.

Nice big area with grass for tent campers. There was a big indoor common area with power, chairs and tables. Wifi didn't reach the sites far from the buildings.

A pretty crappy place, but only a 20 minute walk from town. There were cockroaches crawling over our tent at night and the bathrooms were disgusting. We just heard a new RV park opened nearby. It would be worth investigating before staying here.

Owned by a very friendly lady who speaks some English. She'll make breakfast if you request it, for a small charge.

Nice new bathrooms and a big common area with a pool table and kitchen. Space for big rigs and fluffy grass for campers, just watch out for snakes! Internet was temperamental, we ended up using the wifi in town for most things. You have to drive through San Cristobal to get here, which has very narrow streets and can be very difficult for larger vehicles. Wifi was sketchy.

One if not the best camp site next to camp next to Lake Malawi. Well run camp site with a laid back feel. Many overlanders visit the place and it's cool to share stories with them.
Use the boat Shanana to do trips into the lake. We stayed there for 3 weeks. Still one of the best places we camped.

Cool campsite and dorms on the beach. Well run with bar, restaurant.

A hippy paradise, this place was our first experience with the noisy howler monkeys. Nice grassy areas, and plenty of parking spaces. There is wifi in the restaurant and hot showers all day long. Its a short walk to the entrance of the ruins.

This park is in a beautiful beach front location, but unfortunately is very overpriced. We paid M$250 per tent a record cost that we didn't break until Torres del Paine in Chile. Showers were usually hot. Room for RVs

The rooms here were basic, if a little expensive. We heard from other travelers that they were allowed to pitch a tent on the roof, which would be awesome. There is a communal kitchen with stove and fridge. Parking is on the street and a serious pain to find close to the hostel.

This is a restaurant with a small camping area, mostly designed for RVs, although you can pitch a tent if you want. It was the only place to camp nearby the Uxmal ruins. The bathroom block was decidedly sketchy. There may have been electricity in the restaurant, we didn't ask. Watch out for spiders here, there's plenty and they are big n' hairy.