Roca Azul RV Park & Home Mobile Community | Established Campground
Mexico
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- GPS:
- 20.26669, -103.42166
- Altitude:
- 0.0 masl
- Website:
- www.clubrocaazul.com
- Phone:
- 33 1043 1768
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Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes
- Wifi:
- Yes - Average
- Kitchen:
- Yes
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Yes
- Water:
- Yes
- Toilets:
- Yes
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Yes
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This place is huge! It has a lot of long-term residents from mostly the US and Canada, but also space for those passing through or weekending from Guadalajara. Some spots are well-shaded under large trees and every spot has electricity and water (30 AMP available). There are pools, washrooms and showers. They have about 5 WiFi connections at 100 mbs speed so you just need to choose the one that suits your location best. If you are a sports fanatic, then you may be right at home with the volleyball, beach volleyball, soccer fields, basketball and tennis courts all inside the park walls. A lighthouse is located closest to the water and the area around the lighthouse also doubles as an off-leash area. Plenty of playground equipment for kids as well. The price is 350 pesos for one night (420 pesos in high season).
1800 for one week (worth it)
50 amps available.
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Holà amigos !
Nous sommes de retour au RV parc Roca Azul depuis près d’un an ! C’est la 3e fois qu’on s’y installe, mais la 1ere fois où on y demeure plus que quelques semaines.
Teodoro (Teo) & Jasmine nous accueillent avec le sourire dès l’arrivée et sont disponibles pour répondre aux multiples questions avec douceur et patience. Teo parle espagnol bien sûr, mais il peut également vous répondre en anglais et je dois avouer que son français s’améliore de jour en jour. Mariana, la nouvelle responsable qualité, est d’une grande gentillesse et toujours souriante elle aussi.
Le parc est très bien entretenu par Hector, Armando, Martin, Fran, Francisco, Felipe et j’en oublie assurément car certains travailleurs sont de passages temporairement pour des travaux spécialisés.
Que de changement positifs et d’améliorations continues depuis la dernière année ! Ajout de barrières sécurisées, rénovation des douches, réaménagement des terrains de jeux (volleyballs de plage, tennis, basket-ball, pickleball, immense terrain de soccer) re-tuilage de la grande piscine et ajout d’escalier, ah oui et le sauna est ouvert le week-end! Sans oublier la piscine thermale (eau volcanique) qui elle aussi a fait peau neuve et est entourée de tables et grill BBQ pour nous permettre d’y faire un pic-nic, et de chaises longues pour se prélasser sous les chauds rayons de soleil !
La faune et la flore sont magnifiques et diversifiées ici ! La parc est paisible, on se réveille et s’endort au chant des oiseaux ! L’espace au Phare permet de faire des feux et dispose de nombreux bancs pour s’y rassembler !
Il est facile de se rendre au village de Jocotepec à pieds ou à vélo en moins de 30 minutes, si vous n’avez pas de voiture ou moto. Vous y trouverez tout, tout, tout, pour votre séjour à Roca Azul ! Un besoin particulier, Guadalajara est à environ 45 minutes en véhicule et assurément que vous trouverez ce que vous cherchez !
Les Taxis viennent au parc, de même que Uber. Cependant, vous devez sortir de Roca pour aller prendre le Bus qui vous mènera tant vers Guadalajara que vers Ajijic et Chapala !
En terminant, pour notre famille l’emplacement ici est parfait ! On est entouré par les sublimes montagnes et en bordure du Lac Chapala …
On est à qqs minutes du village, à moins d’une heure de la 2e plus grande ville du Mexique et à 3h45 de la mer !
Roca Azul RV Park & Cabañas, c’est une belle équipe gérée de main de maître par Teo ! Une équipe, une familia, souriante, accessible, disponible, et toujours prête à aider si requis. Bref, c’est un parc où il fait bon vivre et où l’entraide est omniprésente.
Ouvrez votre coeur au Mexicain, un peuple accueillant, chaleureux et reconnaissant !
¡ Hasta luego !
Report Check-InAt this time of the year we thought it was low season but the price was still 420$ per night and 2 160$ for one week (small discount)
Report Check-InThis park has certainly seen better days. Sure, they spend a lot of time and resources on maintaining the grounds, ball fields and pool areas and it's very beautiful. But the "free laundry" consists of one old washer and dryer for the whole park. Many of the bathrooms/showers do not work and the wifi is spotty. Couple that with the issues the town seems to have with frequent power and water outages and the time of year we visited being about the most miserable weather (April & May) and really thick smoke in the whole lake area on top of that (I learned this is common this time of the year) and we have decided to move on after a month here.
Report Check-InUn petit commentaire en français:)
C’est la 2e fois que nous venons a ROCA AZUL RV PARK en motorisé. Nous avons suffisamment aimé pour y rester de façon permanente. La première raison est l’ensemble de l’oeuvre. C’est a dire que ce parc vieux de 50 ans je crois, est un endroit paisible, agrémenté de verdure, au bord du lac Chapala, piscine thermale eau de source volcanique, une autre piscine gigantesque, terrain de sport( tennis, pickel ball, soccer, basketball, et j’en passe. C’est aussi un club privé alors nos amis Mexicain viennent camper, loue une de leur 13 maison/cabane à louer ou en tente et a mon avis ca enjolive le paysage de les voir heureux, en famille, profiter de ce joyaux a Jocotepec. J’adore la gestion de Teodoro et Jasmine. J’aime leur disponibilité, leur sourire magnifique, leur empressement a aider si vous êtes au bout de vos ressources. Évidemment il ne feront pas tout a votre place mais si besoin il sont la pour nous. Sans parler de toute l’équipe qui prend soins des lieux ( Martin, Hector, Armando, Philippe. fran et bcp plus) ils y mettent du temps pour entretenir ce beau jardin. Merci a eux tous. Nous y sommes bien 🤩🤩
Report Check-InHabía ido hace tiempo y estaba muy diferente. Están haciendo del lugar un espacio mágico y especial, las albercas, los paisajes, el servicio, las cabañas, la seguridad, todo.
De verdad, en las noches ir al Faro y tener las vistas de El Lago de Chapala es lo más fascinante.
Nice grounds and amenities but waaaay too expensive. We paid MX$420 for one night in March, surrounded by full-time RV folks. Not really our cup of tea as overlanders traveling in a truck camper but we needed a safe place to set up. Wild camping options are limited around the lake. Internet where we parked was spotty at best so this place really wasn’t worth it for us.
Report Check-InThis place is great and incredible and huge, they have more than 5 hectars of green areas, pickle ball courts, basquet ball, soccer field,voleyball, Tennis courts, thermal pool fill up everytday, they have a huge swimming pool room temperature that they are fixing right now and they also have a nice restaurant that serves snacks: mini pizzas, bonelss, hotdogs, hamburgers, chilaquiles, hotcakes, eggs, and groceries to help not to going to the town for the beer and ice. Sicnerly much better that any other park in Mexico, the prices are lower than the rv parks in the beach and they incluides in their fee the electricity. 8,000 pesos for one month compare to the beach where we stay at 14,000 pesos a month its much better here.
Report Check-Inreading through the comments, and based on my experience, you will love this place if:
1) you have a big rig
2) you have kids and want lots of options for them to play
3) you're nervous about travelling in mexico and want to travel in a caravan
we don't fall into any of these categories, and based on our 3 months travelling mexico can say that in our experience this place is very mediocre for the price. it's by far the most expensive place we've stayed, and by far the most run down. it does the trick if you need to plug in, dump your holding tank or do laundry, but otherwise I think there's much better places to stay if you want to truly explore mexico! wifi was pretty spotty, and the pool was dirty enough looking that we decided not to go in. bathrooms didn't have toilet paper, soap or paper towel. laundry is free but there's 1 washer and 1 dryer for probably 100 RVs.
a note about the road - we're in a 4x4 sprinter and thought it was totally fine. yes it's cobbles, yes it's got some potholes, but it's not that bad and it's not that long even if you're in a big rig and nead to go super slow.
UPDATED TO ADD: the people who run this place are great. super friendly and helpful.
there's some old gringos here who are kind of assholes though and think they own the place (not super nice to people just staying a night or two). Also our neighbours warned us about 3 separate RVs that have dogs that attack other dogs, so that's fun.
Report Check-Inwe have been here for 2 weeks around 2100 pesos per week. what a bargain. 3cway hookup and excellent wifi. rough road in, but if you go slow any vehicle can do it. Fabulous surrounding area to explore.
Report Check-InNice quiet place, close to town. Some water issues and power but overall very nice place.
Report Check-InA bit of a weird place. Far from town but is a huge rv park, I guess it’s good if you want to stay by the rv and read? Good wifi.
Report Check-InIt is a nice place, I stayed with my family in the Rv park, surrounded by nature and nice people. It´s an affordable place, with useful and functional amenities, the staff is very friendly and if you want to spend a season working from a quiet place, Roca Azul is the place because it has excellent internet.
Report Check-InHello! Let me talk a little bit about this please because it is a high recommended if you are looking something surrounded by nature but also need internet.
The thermal pool is great and the internet works perfect.
Hello! Let me talk a little bit about this please because it is a high recommended if you are looking something surrounded by nature but also need internet.
The thermal pool is great and the internet works perfect.
Very big rv parc, we stayed one Night. It was not full then we had space on a big grassy site.
Everything is very old and seems to be in progress or broken.
À lot of old snowbirds living here.
420 pesos all included, laundry is free.
1 small restaurant and 1 small tienda.
No walking access to the town
I would recommend only if you need to. Dump, laundry, water...
We only stayed two nights but this park is beautiful and the staff very friendly. I needed a copy made and Teo was very happy to accommodate me. The location is beautiful and the grounds are amazing.
Report Check-InWe decided to stay at Roca Azul RV park because it was the only affordable caravan I could find that would meet us at the border and lead us through Mexico. I read great things online, but reviews can be misleading. So we figured we'd stay for the 2 months (included in the caravan price) and go elsewhere if we didn't like it. We've been here for a month now and are absolutely loving it.
Roca Azul RV Park is about 15 minutes from the center of Jocotepec and the amenities are just endless. The thermal pool is amazing. The gigantic pool is a little too cold right now for my Texas blood. But I see lots of people enjoying it and I plan to join them come summer. The park also has multiple basketball courts, a tennis court, and a brand new pickle ball court. The scenery is absolutely gorgeous. There's beautiful and plentiful green grass for kids and pets alike. There's a nice boardwalk that overlooks the lake where we've caught some truly stunning sunrises. If you're a snowbird looking for a wonderful place to spend the winter, you should definitely look into it. We are a fulltime family of 5 with 3 small children who came down here to spend the winter. But we've found a wonderful school that has welcomed all 3 of our kids. We've found wonderful English speaking dentist and doctors in town and
have decided to extend our stay for at least a year. So if you're a traveling family looking to give your kids a once in a lifetime experience in a super charming Mexican town, less than hour away from big cities amenities, you really should check out Roca Azul.
And another thing, the internet actually works! (We spent 15 months RVing the west coast of the U.S. and 9.9 times out of 10 the free internet that most parks advertise is a TOTAL joke.)
Lastly, Teo the manager of Roca Azul, is one of the kindest and most patient souls you'll find.
This is our second year spending our winter at Roca Azul rv park. This park can accommodate big rigs, the sites are large with sewer, 30 amp and good water pressure. The surroundings are beautiful with many beautiful mature trees and flowers. The fun begins with a beach volleyball court, 2 tennis courts, 2 basketball courts with the newest addition, 2 pickle ball courts. There are 2 thermal pools for relaxing in and a large swimming pool to enjoy. Another new addition is a Mexican restaurant on site, open Thursday-Sunday.
The park is very clean and the staff is helpful and friendly. You can ride your bike or even walk the 2 km to the town of Jocotepec to purchase your daily needs.
At one point, Roca Azul used to be quite the swanky place with a marina, yacht club, hotels and a lot of clientele from Guadalajara. Then the lake level dropped precipitously and everyone stopped coming. The same family still owns it. To their credit, they are spending money on upgrading some of the facilities. But it has a very long way to go.
If you don't know this area, it's about 1.5 miles from Jocotepec and about 20 from Ajijic and Chapala. Not having a car or motorcycle is a significant disadvantage. People complain about the roads to get to Roca Azul, but just go slow and enjoy looking around. The area is surrounded by raspberry fields with Driscoll being the primary company. It's not organic farming so keep that in mind if you're super sensitive to pesticides.
I'll outline the issues we had first and then will get to what's good about it. If you have a caravan of 30 RVs show up, the internet goes to hell. That's pretty much standard anyplace, including the US. But Roca Azul's advertising isn't honest about it. If they're going to continue to try to get huge numbers of caravans running through, they need to upgrade.
There is exactly one washer and one dryer for the entire place. Yes, they're free. And they're ancient Kenmore appliances, so they'll probably last forever and are reliable. But I got used to getting up at 5:30 am to do laundry during busy times. If they could add a couple more, it would help.
No one enforces the leash law here. Thankfully, there are responsible owners who do keep their dogs under control. But plenty don't. There are several vicious dogs owned by people who live here full time. In particular one woman in the house trailer near the lighthouse has a dog that has attacked and bitten at least 3 dogs that we are aware of. It's been reported to Teo and yet she still lives there with her unacceptable animal. Despite there being free bags around, people can't pick up their dog's crap. I wouldn't run barefoot on that soccer field under any circumstances. There are also cats everywhere. Most are in good condition because everyone feeds them. But a spay/neuter clinic onsite would sure help. In talking with residents who've been there a while, the cat population explosion is relatively recent.
We often had problems with water in the mornings, as in there wasn't any. And then we had 2 days where there was no water at all because the pressure tank system failed. It had obviously been on its way to failure for some time but they waited to fix it until it did. We always keep our water tank full even when we are on RV park water. That way we still can do dishes and have showers. Yes, you can get bottled drinking water. And yes you can walk over by the big pool to use their shower.
You're definitely going to want to invest in a Hughes RV Autoformer to correct for low and high power spikes. Power fluctuates here regularly and some of the posts have non-working electrical hookups.
Roca Azul put in a bunch of extra sewer and water line in order to attract more RV's. The problem is that the system wasn't designed to handle it. Our friends had sewage bubbling up next to them. It appears that Roca Azul realized they had overextended and started removing some of the expanded lines. Hopefully they have resolved the problem.
The big pool was drained and tile work done while it was still high season. Why this couldn't have waited until April was puzzling. The same thing was true of the smaller thermal pool. And as for "thermal", it's bathwater warm at best. If you want truly hot water, go to one of the spas in San Juan Cosala.
When the big caravans come, you are squished in like sardines. While we recognize that RV parks can be this way, it was overwhelming.
On the positive side, the staff are very kind. There are a ton of beautiful birds. Sunrises and sunsets by the lighthouse are gorgeous. Watching the fishermen bring in their boats and catch of the day is also enjoyable. The little tienda onsite is convenient. The big trees and grounds are beautiful. It was a decent place, but there are a couple of new RV parks going in near Chapala and we may check those out for next time.
Report Check-InAfter reading all the good comments we were expecting an outstanding place…. And highly disappointed ☹️ … if you are a nature lover , just pass this place . Too many people , we feel like sardines in a tin…
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Remi Sauvé
Local Guide·160 reviews·63 photos
2 minutes ago
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We took advantage of the "buy two months, get a free caravan escort to the park" and don't regret it at all. This is our first time RVing in Mexico at it was nice to be with a group. …More


Rose Nielsen
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a month ago
We decided to stay at Roca Azul RV park because it was the only affordable caravan I could find that would meet us at the border and lead us through Mexico. I read great things online, but reviews can be misleading. So we figured we'd stay …More
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Roca Azul RV Park, Resort & Mobile Home Community (owner)
2 weeks ago
Hola Rose, thank you so much for your comment
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Patricia Medina
Local Guide·21 reviews·34 photos
2 years ago
It's a fantastic, peaceful, lovely,place, you can get a day pass or rent a cabin or stay at the Rv park. It's an excellent place . It's an affordable place. Service is great! Staff is really kind. It's 2km away from Jocotepec town. 16 MLS away from Ajijic. I just loved it!



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Roca Azul RV Park, Resort & Mobile Home Community (owner)
2 years ago
Thank you so much Patricia !
Duralade
2 reviews
3 months ago
Great RV Park, very well kept and clean, doing lots of improvements as well. Nice pool and thermal pool, great bathrooms and showers by the pool. Would definitely recommend this RV Park!!
Roca Azul RV Park, Resort & Mobile Home Community (owner)
3 months ago
Gracias amigo, looking forward to see yuo soon again thank you for your visit to our rv park resort in Lake Chapala area.










Remi Sauvé
Local Guide·160 reviews·63 photos
2 minutes ago
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We took advantage of the "buy two months, get a free caravan escort to the park" and don't regret it at all. This is our first time RVing in Mexico at it was nice to be with a group.
The park itself is great. Lots of space, soccer fields, pools, little convenience) snack bar and the most epic sunrises. Highly recommend going to watch the sunrise at the light house.
Teo, the jefe, was super nice and helped with any problem that occurred immediately. The town nearby, jocotepec, is as Mexican as it gets. We loved it. Great tacos & cheap beers.
Ajijic and chapalla are close by, but I prefer the jocotepec, as the other towns had many gringos.
1 month didn't feel long enough.. super happy we went with two.
My site was close to the lake. I could see the lake when lying down in my bed.. and the price was more than reasonable. Half price and way more space then anywhere along the coast.
The only thing that would make this RV park perfect is if the lake was cleaner, but that's not the RV parks fault.
very overpriced for tent camping! 350!!! no electricity or water! didn't like it! toilets and showers were very far away.
I had a great time in Roca Azul with my partner, this place is enormous, it has a view to the biggest lake in Mexico called "Lago de Chapala", I would never forget the memories watching the sunset next to the lighthouse, all the staff including the manager are really friendly, the amenities are in good condition, and the weather is matchless, absolutely I am going to be there next year.
Report Check-Inlong nasty road to get in, and no obvious signs. But we made it, looks like a lot of work going on for improvements/repair. Here for a week, and hoping we have a great time. $2160mx for a week. 30 amp power is good, water pressure good as well.
Report Check-InNice place to spend time with family and friends. You can enjoy every moment in this Nice place
Report Check-InRoca Azul is a fantastic place and we can’t wait to return again soon. The grounds are beautiful and the accommodations are great! The bathrooms are clean, the swimming pools are so nice! The people that work there are extremely friendly and go out of their way to make you feel at home. We were only planning on staying a week, but changed our plans and stayed a second week because we were having such a wonderful time! We totally recommend Roca Azul to anyone looking for a beautiful place to visit! The weather is perfect and you won’t find a nicer place to stay! Roca Azul is the best!
Report Check-Inits my 10th time at roca azul rv park, this time has been the best of the best! they have invested a lot in the resort, plus they just builded 11 new sites
Report Check-Inits my 10th time at roca azul rv park, this time has been the best of the best! they have invested a lot in the resort, plus they just builded 11 new sites
Report Check-InLas instalaciones muy amplias, con la vista hacia el lago de Chapala espectacular con una atención muy amable por parte del personal
Cuenta con una alberca súper amplia, con unas remodelaciones en las instalaciones que está quedando excelente el lugar
El chapoteadero para los niños con agua termal, la iluminación y baños quedaron muy bien después de la remodelación
Ampliamente recomendado para ir en familia a Roca Azul
Most likely the best RV park in México. Lots of places to visit near the park and beutiful gardens on the site.
Report Check-Ingrand camping 30 amperes,beaucoup de residents a l année,attention en saison de pluie les stationnements sur le terrain de football sont une vrais piscine de boue, mettez vous le plus proche du lobby,wifi quand nous y etions etait vraiment horrible.pour vous y rendre prenez le chemin depuis l autoroute car celui indiquer par google maps est difficile,beaucoup de crottes de chiens et ils ne sont pas tenu en laisse par leurs proprietaire.les salles de bains pourrait etre mieux entretenues
Report Check-InJust spent a week there. They are upgrading the entrance to the camping/RV site and the rain has turned the place into a mud pit. Entertaining watching the excavator pulling vehicles out of axle deep mud. Hopefully the upgrades will be done soon. We are a bit concerned about the new road for big rigs. It now has more sharp corners and a big tree in the middle of the road. We will be returning later in the month and submit an update on conditions.
Report Check-Inwhat a great place to rest. all the services, wifi, dump...very friendly people working there. hot spring water from one of the swimming pool. and it is much cooler than by the coast. highly recommended.
Report Check-Inonly 45 minutes from GUadalajara city, i loved the park.
the best internet all over Mexico.
the thermal watar pool is amazing.
i arrived for one night, and i migh stay 4 months.
saludos teo
I think is a good club and RV park there are 2 pools the climate are very good i think is the perfect RV that i go to visit in all my life there are clean toilets the atention from teo is very good.
Report Check-InSo far one of the most peaceful, beautiful well-built RV parks we’ve stayed at these 6 months in México. We’ve stayed a lot of places, but there are so many lovely things about this place. The people that operate and run the place, so warm and accommodating and helpful. The place is not only large and spacious, the pool is massive, the bathrooms are clean and well appointed, and well-priced at 350 a night full hookups. Feels like a nature reserve. The road coming in isn’t bad at all, and wifi is present. We can easily see ourselves staying here long term. Thanks to Téo and everyone here.
Report Check-InSpent two nights here. Overall.. alright campsite.
The wifi only seemed to work well if you were anywhere but the field. However, all the sites here were taken and full except for the field. So if you want wifi you need to sit by the office. What makes it worse is we barely saw anyone here so it seems that all the good spots in amongst the trees with shade are just for storing trailers.
The pool was large but the water level was pretty low so it’s only about waist deep and the filter was broken so there was a good amount of bugs floating in it. The grounds are under construction so a lot of it is torn up. The laundry was closed, they did open it and it is free however there is only 1 washer and 1 dryer for the whole place so it’s tough to get a spot and they are old and very slow. There is no restaurant right now because of renovations.
There is full hookups at most of the sites. The bathrooms are big and plenty of showers. Only cold water in the showers. You can walk to the lighthouse and look at the lake. You can go down to a grassy area by the lighthouse to let your dog off but there was a lot of garbage down there so we didn’t.
Overall it’s a nice property to spend a night or two. We paid 350/ night. Wouldn’t stay any longer then that.
Report Check-InThis is possibly one of the best RV parks in Mexico. Fully serviced large lots, 30 amp , sewer and water, many sites offer shade. The park has several pools, a huge pool for swimming and 2 thermal pools , one for the children and one for adults. If you are sports minded you can play volleyball, tennis and soccer. They also have an on site restaurant and access to laundry facilities. The park is only 2 kilometres from Jocotepec where you can purchase most things one would need while camping.
Report Check-InTheo, the park manager, went above and beyond during my arrival and stay. My RV suspension broke 1.5 km before I got to the park. I called him and he brought out the neighborhood! He called the welder, the auto mechanic, maintenance, and everyone came by, got the dimensions for my suspension, and created a short term fix so I could move it. Then Theo put me up in a house near the park for free. It was enormous and he insisted on me not paying him. They had the parts ordered and fixed my RV within a couple days and the suspension they built was better than the original suspension! Then I got to the park and was treated just as well there. The hookups were great. There were so many amenities and plenty of room for my dogs to run around in a nearby field. The lighthouse trail was beautiful and the neighbors were incredible. I really don’t know what else to say except that I’ve been overwhelmed by everybody’s kindness and willingness to help so selflessly. Infinite Stars for Theo and Roca Azul!
Report Check-InThe road to get here is very bumpy and takes a long time going as slow as you need to. There currently seems to be some construction that makes it hard to get in and out. My spot had no dump station and the electricity didn't work. And the office people are too preoccupied to help with anything
Report Check-InThis is an RV park first, campground second in the sense that most visitors have their own bathroom and shower. For people in a tent, there's one shower and few bathrooms. Neither are very clean and they were not cleaned in the 36 hours we spent here.
For electricity, 30 Amp connectors are the norm, hooking up with a domestic two prong plug is a problem.
Other than that, it's a well kept park with lots of facilities: swimming pool, tennis courts, thermal bath, free laundromat, grass to camp on, three way hookups and a nice community of happy campers. The bathrooms near the pool are being renovated.
Paid MXN 350 per night for two people in a roof top tent and electricity.
Report Check-InBig facility, beautiful sunrises over the lake. Lots of activities at the park - pools, sport courts, playgrounds, soccer field, etc.
Wi-Fi is not as strong as reported but not horrible either. Restaurant and roadway around the park are currently under renovation but they say they’ll be done in April.
Large campground. Spence for bigger vehicles and tents. Big recreation area and pool. Restaurant currently under construction.
Report Check-Inpeaceful, quiet, lush green grass, very friendly host. we spontanously extented our stay
Report Check-InThis is a beautiful place where you can have good internet and very nice people helping aropund the park and you feel secure. you also can have good price comparing with the beach this is incredible well keep beside it was founded in the 60´s
Report Check-Inits paradise
the new lobby, and the new bathrooms are great!
how can i upload some pictures of the new stuff?
Fantastic new reception and toilets, improvements are ongoing and transforming this already amazing place. Tranquility and a break away from the bustle of Guadalajara and Ajijic, (still very close by). A real slice of Mexican hospitality. Very welcoming and tremendous staff are attentive to everything you need.
Report Check-InVerstehe die vielen positiven Bewertungen nicht ganz. Der Platz ist riesig groß.. Der See ist eine Drecksbrühe umsäumt von Plastik Müll. Duschen haben wir nur jeweils 1 für Männer und 1 für Frauen gefunden (am Thermalbad, was super ist!), allerdings sind diese sehr alt und die Fliesen fehlen teilweise schon. Wasserdruck ist super und man kann wirklich heiß duschen.
Rezeption schwer zu finden, wir fuhren einfach auf den Platz. Zufahrt 2,5km lange Steinstraße auch noch mit unsinnigen Topes. Ebenso Toppes auf dem Campingplatz, was für ein Schwachsinn! Im großen Pool war ich nicht, da kalt im Februar, der ist aber glaube ich nicht tiefer als 1m. Kann den Campingplatz empfehlen, aber 1-3 Nächte sollten ausreichen. der Ort ist auch nicht schön. Ebenso teilweise üble Steinstraßen. Wifi mal gut mal schlecht.
Spend one night here in van. Tap water, 110v and 30a hookups, laundry, pools. Nice place.
Report Check-InGood campsite very quiet. Lot of thinks to do : beach-volleys, tennis, 2 swiming pools...
free washing machine. All is clean. Very good.
rough, cobblestone road leads to this place. Noisy and no privacy as all places are very close to eachother. We will stay 2 nights and see about the facilities but this is certainly not the fantastic place people wrote about. at least not if you like a tranquilo place
Report Check-InQuiet and nice place to spent some relaxing days. We enjoyed the thermal pool a lot. Washing machine and tumble dryer for free.
Report Check-InWe enjoyed our stay here. We paid the standard Mexican camping price (350Ps) for car camping, no hookup. The camping area is well grassed and maintained by a hard working crew. There is also a tennis court but the surface is too uneven to play a real game. There is no beach access, but you are by the lake, with an overlook. The lake is too polluted to swim in. The wifi is good during the day but degrades to a crawl in the evening as everyone is "sucking on the straw" lol. And the showers are hot. All in all, it's a better than average Mexican campground for an average Mexican price.
Report Check-InWe came to Roca Azul RV park from Canada by way of the free caravan offered to the park from the Mexican/ US border at Nogales AZ. Teo the Mexican national who led the caravan was extremely helpful getting us the required paperwork and permits and the caravan trip was well organized and a good experience. Once arriving at Roca Azul we were surprised at how large and beautiful this place is. Large campsites with all the amenities (30amp) lots of shade trees, clean restrooms, good WiFi, swiming pools and amenities like tennis courts and volleyball courts and a huge soccer field. Sorry no pickle ball courts. Of course the weather is brilliant. 72 to 75F everyday, no humidity it’s just wonderful. The small town of Jocotepec is just 1 1/2 miles away, it’s very Mexican, not much English is spoken but you can get almost anything you would need there. Guadalajara is just 45 minutes away with Costco, Walmart and Scotiabank easy to get to. We are spending our entire winter here, we love this place and would recommend it to anyone.
Report Check-InExcelente lugar, muy limpio y acogedor, excelente para costurar en familia o con amigos !
Report Check-InWe arrived at this campsite unsure what to expect going by some of the reviews but we have been very pleasantly surprised. This place is absolutely gorgeous! The facilities are great. You have multiple pools to choose from as well as multiple toilets and shower blocks. The staff are super helpful and friendly and the other guests made us feel so welcome it felt like home almost immediately. We originally planned to stay for 4 nights but so far we’re staying for 3 weeks. A few people have commented about the price being different so I thought it would be helpful to explain why. If you stay for 1 night it’s $350 but the longer you stay the cheaper it gets. If you stay for 1 week it’s about $260 a night. Personally I think that is a bargain for what you get. You don’t just get the camping, you get free use of the pools, including a thermal pool, free power and water on every pitch, as well as a restaurant on site for convenience. The location is great too. I would highly recommend a visit here if you’re looking to chill for a bit. We will definitely come back when we are in the area.
Report Check-InWe were in Roca Azul past weekend. My Partner and I really love this place. It has two pools, on with natural warm water and the other for a perfect hot day. We really loved the connection with the lake. The manager and the owner are really good people. Definitely a really nice place to stay with an RV. We share some pictures taken with our drone.
Report Check-InWonderful place!! Front lake and thermal water!! The site has a lot of gardens, pools, courts of basketball, soccer and tennis, good parking lot, restaurant, grocery store and good services! It’s a huge place! An excellent option to enjoy nature! The wifi was ok! We also used the wash machines! On Sunday’s they have steam room!
People were really kind and help us with our doubts!!
I wanna come back!
maravilloso Lugar! Todo el personal muy Atento y agradable, los espacios son magnificos y todo esta muy limpio y bien cuidado,definitivamente volveremos, Una opcion Increible para desconectar de la Ciudad sin ir tan lejos !
Report Check-InVery nice place to visit and stay, beautiful view and amazing people around, the place was clean and the vibe was amazing, thanks for an unforgettable experience, looking forward to coming back soon.
Report Check-InThe Pool and bathrooms were not clean, most of them even discusting. The price is now 350 Pesos per night, even though the old price list in front of the reception says it's 300 Pesos. When we mentioned that, they showed us the new price list behind the reception. Too expensive for this poorly maintained campsite.
Report Check-InHace una semana estuve con mi hija y familia en una rica carnita asada. La alberca termal estaba llena y limpia desde temprano. Después dimos una caminada por la areas verdes y el faro al llegar al lago, el clima estuvo increíble. Compramos algunas bebidas y botana en el restaurante para después terminar un dia en el chapoteadero, hermoso con su techito y agua caliente. Nos encanta ir, y salir de la rutina, respirar aire fresco, buen clima y rica comida de su restaurante. Lo recomiendo mucho pues también tiene estos "comodines" o acompañantes en tu membresía que pueden ir también.
Report Check-In¡¡¡Hermoso lugar con gran espacio y amenidades para acampar, estacionar Autocaravanas, restaurante, piscinas, cabañas y juegos para toda la familia incluyendo mascotas!!!
Report Check-InMy stay was very pleasant. The services and amenities exceeded my expectations.The attention is excellent. The lakeview is amazing, and the facilities allow a contact with nature that completely renews you.
This is a highly recommended Site.
It is a really great camping site where you can stand in peace. You have water and electricity and the possibility to jump in the pool, shower, wash clothes and play various games (football, volleyball, billiards).
The team is very friendly and helpful. What is also great is that there is good internet and you can work relaxed.
Shopping facilities are not far away and you can go out and come back.
In addition, there are some permanent campers here who come either from Canada or the USA or from the next larger city Guadeleraja. Everyone is very relaxed here :-)
Current prices:
350 one night
1800 pesos 1 week
6500 pesos 1 month
This place is very nice. It is located directly on Lake Chapala, the complex is very well maintained and has a lot to offer. In addition to tennis, basketball, there is a thermal pool and a large pool, as well as large football fields. Optimal for children, a safe parking space for a longer stay, the green spaces and the quiet at night are wonderful. Dogs are allowed. We were here 3 weeks.
Report Check-InI’m a permanent resident here at Roca Azul and couldn’t be happier! The grounds are beautiful and there are lovely walking paths all around. The staff are super friendly and helpful here and I’m very proud to call Roca azul my home.
Report Check-InI absolutely love Roca azul! The grounds are beautiful with lovely walking paths. The price per month is fair and the staff are very helpful and friendly! I’m permanent here and very proud to call Roca azul my home!
Report Check-InWe were told that the price is now 350 pesos per night.
We tried to get a spot for 300 pesos because we didn‘t need water, electricity or anything and on the price list outside the reception it still says it‘s 300. They showed us the „new price list“ inside the reception where it says 350 pesos.
Nice place to rest, 300 mexican for the spot. Hot water and wifi. Open now and very friendly staff.
Report Check-InGood stop for Skokie bus family
Lots to do super friendly & safe easy to find.
Lake looks awesome from the campground lots of shade.
Well worth the visit
Loved our time here! True respite right on the lake! It got chilly at night and we slept amazingly with the sounds of the water echoing off the lake. Has tons of amenities and cute villages to visit everyday. Thermal pool was great, huge pool to sun at, eucalyptus sauna on weekends, tennis courts, soccer fields, and more. It’s awesome and affordable!
Report Check-InNice place, but it needs some maintenance since the place is old, prices rose a lot in less than a year and it became the most expensive option in the region, many tents and people on weekends, which seems dangerous to me in the time of pandemic.
Report Check-Inbeautiful RV park, Teo provided a free escort from nogales Arizona to the park. all we had to do was spend two months at his park for payment. well worth it. We love the little town. we love the park, beautiful swimming pool, a beautiful place to spend the winter.
Report Check-InThis park is wonderful. The 1st thing you notice is the 3 guarded gates to get to the club. The neighborhood is very well protected and you feel safe on day 1. We arrived at night and had the puck of 5 sites. We plugged in and went to bed. The next day Teo meet us and showed me about 10 more sites to choose, he was very professional and helped us feel we picked the right place to be for a month. The green space is well maintained and massive. The pools were very nice and super clean. Each site has full hook up and even fits my 42 ft Jayco. The second day we went to Costco and Home Depot. 45 min drive. All in all it’s a great park to stay and explore. Ps laundry is free So tomorrow is laundry day.
Report Check-InBathrooms are clean, The neighbour had their dog with a leash at all times as the rules say it. The internet is incredible fast: 100 Mbs WiFi all over the area for RV´s the food at the restaurant was really good, the sites are wide and separate one form other.
Report Check-InWe enjoyed very much to stay here for a week. Huge park, very relaxing but also with facilities for sport, swimming, sit in thermal outdoor bath. The General Manager is very helpful, speaks english. We got a new windshield on the RV within 1 day.
Report Check-InThe internet is just incredible good I stay over 3 months and the internet was incredible good. the green areas, the rules in the park, the clean swimming pool and the thermal pool was just ideal for a very confortable camping. Lake is just right the side, a variaty of birds and pelicans where around the area.
Report Check-Inits amazing!!
the internet is super fast! i love it
the thermal water pool is great!
the manager is the best
Très grand terrain, dégagé, aménagé, verdure, grands arbres, grande piscine + piscine chaude, 4 services (électricité, eau, égout, WiFi), tranquille, très propre.
Report Check-InC’est un terrain de camping qui a déjà eu de belles années
Le wifi est très faible
L’entretien de la piscine d’eau chaude laisse à désirer
Les employés sont d’une très grande gentillesse et font de leur possible pour soutenir ces immenses infrastructures
C’est très calme
Les douches sont propres et l’eau est chaude à souhait
L’eau du lac est très basé et ce sont des marécages près de l’ancienne jetée mais il y a beaucoup d’hirondelles qui contrôlent très bien les insectes
Hello
Nice place to park your motorhome for the night and enjoy the view on the lake.
Swimming pool with hot naturel water(perfect in winter).
Hot shower.
Free laundry.
Quiet night.
Friendly crew.
Take care with the tree for the acces if you're more than 3.6 meters high, we do it with 3.7 meters but it's limit!
Enjoy your trip
Not really our cup of tea, but a nice, well-maintained spot. Big. Secluded and full of full time expats.
Report Check-InSuper beau camping très propre 3 services excellent Wi-Fi gratuit,
personnel très professionnel grande piscine le gérant est très avenant excellent choix pour les vacances
We stopped here for one night and ended up staying for a week. At first I was skeptical due to some negative comments on social media. These negative comments are not all accurate. This is very large facility with cold and warm pools. Hot water showers and nice grounds to walk around. It is very quiet at night and safe. The facility was at its prime in the 80s and then deteriorated but the last few years they have been investing to bring it back. The toilets and showers is next to be updated; they know about it. It is a good location to use as a base to explore Guadalajara or Chapala by bus. It is a 30 min walk to the village of Jocotepec bus terminal. The village also has all the necessary amenities and is safe to enjoy.
Report Check-InWhat a great place to hang out for a week! Pricing is 300 pesos per night, or 1400 for a week. The 5th-7th night is 1400 total. Hot showers, pools, free laundry, sewer, non-potable water, electricity, tennis. Walk to town in 30 min. The town plaza really comes alive after dark with lots of street vendors for cheap eats. Bus from town to Chapala is 15 pesos per person one-way. To Guadalajara is 33 pesos, takes about 2 hours.
Report Check-In300 peso per night. Full hook ups. Mostly long term rvs. A bit of a weird dynamic with the long term campers. We showed up on a Saturday and there were loads of tents next to the soccer field with families playing. Wifi is really good. 2 pools and lots of area for kids to play. Pretty quite considering how many people are around.
Bathroom and shower are kinda gross, not sure if they ever get cleaned but it all works.
We have stayed here multiple times in Winter over the years on our way further south. Quiet, comfortable, friendly. I have a question for those who have been here in Summer: Is it quiet then, too, or crowded and noisy? Thanks, Steve.
Report Check-InIt´s such a nice place:
Water (good pressure)
Sewer (at all sites)
30 AMPS (They told me will put 50 AMPS soon
WiFi ( The best I have experienced in Mexico 20 MG Fiber Optic)
Installations (Not bad, they are working in painting and details)
Nearby: Medical Services, Tianguis; street market, Convient store, etc.
40 minutes away from Guadalajara
30 mintues away from Ajijic
Weather is really good not too humind and no too hot.
Good place but I do not recommend it, there is a man who says he is a monk or something, walks naked and changes his outfit in a place exposed to all, very unpleasant and not good for family or children, the managers seem not to care.
Report Check-InAs described; we stayed 2 nights; got very busy with bus loads of young people during the Eastern holiday..so we had the „benefit“ of a Mexican life band during the day&night..but it wasn’t so bad/loud; the nearby water from the lake looks not very good for swimming so we had no experience with that
Report Check-InGreat location in a retirement community at Lake Chapala. Nice waterfront walkway with lighthouse, lots of amenities (thermal pool, billiards, onsite restaurant, playground, soccer field, good WiFi). We paid 300 pesos per night for 2 people. It gets crowded with tent campers on weekends so I'd avoid checking in on Saturday or on a holiday. Showers and toilets are rundown and could use upkeep.
Report Check-InHuge yes , Fantastic not so much ... ok for an overnighter , friendly snowbirds and local Mexicans ... place is a little run down (I am being generous) nice spots , place smells bad and lots of bugs ... seen worse , but seen a lot better .... if your an overlander you won’t like it , if you want WiFi , plug ins and a swimming poor then this is your place
Report Check-InPat et Nic en Rialta. Emplacement que je recommande fortement. Grands espaces et grands arbres pour l’ombre. Tranquille et climat idéal après la chaleur des plages du sud. Tous les services sont compris et le wifi est très bon. Accès à douches chaudes et piscine. 300 pesos par jour. Non loin de Ajijic, Chapala et Guadalajara
Report Check-InPat et ic en Rialta...belle place très boisé, tranquille, climat idéal après la chaleur des plages du sud. Tout compris et le wifi très bon. Douche chaude et piscine ! 300 pesos la nuit !
Je vous recommande cette place non loin de Ajijic et Chapala !
We were disappointed about this place. it was very run down. Toilets were dirty, broken or even missing. Showers were cold. We only stayed for one night (dry camping) and they charged us 300 pesos. We've stayed at way more beaitiful places for less money in Mexico. At least it was quiet at night. In our opinion it's not worth the money if you don't need to hook-up.
Report Check-InThis place is truly amazing! Super quiet and very natural surroundings. Amazing Concierge and services for everything you require. Restaurant and food items for purchase. Water is super good and very soft! Electrical power is 30A and works very well. Very close to the medium sized village of Jocotepec and close to all of the Great Lake Chapala communities and only a 30 minute drive to Guadalajara with all major stores like Costco and Home Depot. I have nothing but good to say of this beautiful park and it’s amenities and services! Try it and you will be so happy you came here!
Report Check-Infinally a great RV park with great WIFI
huge sites
great people
and only 4500 mexican pesos per month
It is what it is. For a Mexican RV Park, it is a great deal and a very nice place. For sure a 4 star for Mexican standards. It would not get that much up north, but then again, most RV parks in Mexico fall below the U.S. standards, so expect something with Mexican standards. Other than that, you get tennis, volleyball., swimming, menthol steam room, thermal heated pool and a beautiful view of the lake in a quiet area of town. Most of the time it is quiet, but on weekends, holdiays and sometimes when a large group visits, it may get loud and the park does its best tring to keep everything under control, including quiet time at night. Don't pass this up. You will not be in Kansas anymore. And you will not be in Ajijic or Chapala either. Which is where all the action is. There is a lot of traffic and so many English speaking foreigners that you would think you were in the U.S. Everything is overpriced and busy. Jocotepec is much more economical and does not have the traffic or the crowds. It is up to your personal taste.
Report Check-Init was great
the wifi is working great since jan 2018.
24 hours secrurity and huge sites
Have been here 4 months...great rv park...friendly,accommodating staff...room for big rigs. WiFi works👍👍. Close to town and other places.
Report Check-InI enjoye the stay a lot, it has many green areas and lots of trees. The water pressure is great and it ahas 30 amp.
The view of chapala lake is breathtaking, and the thermal water pool is wonderfull to enjoy.
Some of the buildings seem to need a little maintenante but the 2 months we stay we saw people working on them all the time, so im guessing when we came back we will be up to some good news.
The price is good because you get to use the facilities, the bathrooms near the camping area are ok.. but the ones by the pool are recently renovated.
This seems to be a huge sport´s club, from decades ago and it seems like they are doing a great job on bringing it back as a country club and rv park. The sites are really big, We had somr trouble to get in because of the height of my rig, but they trim some trees and we got the place we wanted with the best view.
Happy to visit back for another two months .
This place is well described so I’ll try to keep it brief. Yes, it is borderline creepy as the playgrounds are falling apart etc.. but our kids had an absolute blast. They loved the playground, and thermal pool (lukewarm). We had lovely Canadian neighbors who took the kids to see the cows and sheep by the lake. The town of Jocotepec nearby was really neat and we highly recommend going their malecon.
Report Check-InI have stayed here at Roca Azul and made friends there that we still view as better then family. Teo was always available to answer any question and fix any possible problems. Our stay has always been memorable , even to this day. I highly recommend you Roca Azul RV park and Teo. Let them know I highly suggested them and sent you.
Report Check-In200$pesos per person for camping
We were on motorcycle with our tents
You can throw your tent where ever you want. The facilities are very old and much of them are abandoned. Still a very quiet place with a nice pool. Very safe
Big park ... lots of room for any size RV Right next to Lake too!! Stayed til Jan 2
Report Check-InVery huge rv park, We couldn't find the 2nd set of showers that was suppose to have hot water. Something to keep in mind is the laundry facilities are for a week or more camping. They did accommodate us, however keep in mind. Great water pressure through out the park. For us it was a great layover for our next leg of the trip.
Report Check-InThis is a strange place, for the lack of better words.
First be aware mid November driving in a dusk there are miles of bug clouds you cannot escape.
Paid 300 pesos for our truck camper for the night.
The grounds are beautiful, there is 1 poorly maintained bathroom in the RV area. There are 2 pools and a second very large bathroom building next to the large pool. However found out next morning that there is currently no water going into the bathroom building, so no shower.
The gate out to the lighthouse was locked.
An odd huge place......
Nice place to stay. 2 swimming pools, playgrounds, sport groundd. Beautiful view on the lake. Free Laundromat.
A good place around Chapala lake.
Bit of a tight fit for Class A's: it seems most Mx RV parks don't prune trees back enough Great concierge, very helpful, perfect English. Wifi's good in campsite.
Report Check-Inwhat a great place!!! the best Rv in mexico! and the people working there is awesome!
great pools! pet friendly! great view!
100% recommended
Best trailer in mainland, full-time and temporary trailer park and resort. $300 pesos per camper for 2 people for 1 nigth. $1,400 pesos for a week $4,500 pesos for a month. Nice and clean green areas. Beautiful Lake view.
Report Check-InA very nice campground. Full 30 amp sites with water and sewer. WiFi is spotty but good. Spots with both sun and shade. Two swimming pools, one huge pool that's cool, and one smaller pool that's warm. Tennis courts, volleyball courts and soccer fields. Very comfortable.
Report Check-InAt the first glance this place looks weird but it turns out to be really nice! The pool as well as the areas are clean. Quiet, all accommodations (except kitchen).
Price is 250 pesos per night for a van and 300 pesos for camper, non negociable. Cheaper for a week.
Roca Azul is an amazing place full of nature and helpful people. It is very close to Chapala and it has all the services to have a wonderful rest. An excellent place to enjoy relaxation and family. The lake views are very nice, especially at sunrise. The thermal pools are really nice too. Excellent choice for quality Vs price.
Report Check-Inlots of camping and RV sites. Free wifi. Free laundry. Free showers - first day was nice and hot but next 2 days were cold. Paid 75MXN per person per night. Had a good couple of days stay with our dog. there are two pools, a tennis court, soccer fields and basketball courts. Restaurant is open everyday except Monday. The man Emanuel speaks good English. Watching sunrise over the lake by the lighthouse is a must.
Report Check-InRV Park with lot of Snow-Birds. Perhaps 20 years ago this was a nice place… but now it seams that they take only money and do nothing for infrastructure. Restrooms are ok an showers are by the hot pools. WIFI is slow and unstable.
Report Check-InNice place. $300 pesos a night. Very friendly neighbors. Bathrooms are clean but I did not see showers. Restaurant was closed.
Report Check-InA great place! Plenty room for playing with the kids. Two pools, a playground and several fields for tennis, basketball and soccer. Grassy und shady spots with full hook up. Fast wifi, ask for the codes at the reception. A lot of workers who repairs and clean up the things. Bring enough food and drinks and you will have a relaxing time. Also good for big rigs. 300pesos for two adults and two kids.
Report Check-InWhat a great place! Plenty of room for relaxing and playing with the kids. Two pools, a playground, soccer field, basketball field etc. Great view over the lake, no access. Shady and grassy spots with full hook up, good wifi. A lot of workers were repair and cleaning up all the things. 300pesos per night for two adults and two kids. Bring enough food and drinks, there was nothing to buy. a very relaxing time. no problems for big rigs.
Report Check-InNice little place but, as with many we've seen, everything is right on the verge of being run down. A large event going on when we were there but still pretty quiet. The staff handed out wifi codes that don't work- turns out they were giving them out to all the kids here playing soccer so the long term residents- all who are super friendly- changed them so we got the right codes and got right on. Over all just fine for a few nights
Report Check-InGreat place. Very quiet during the week, busier during weekends. Warm showers, electricity, wi-fi. We payed 250 pesos for a small RV. There is a heated thermal pool and an unheated larger one. Take a spot in the back, near the playground, where there's a lot of shade and a beautiful view of the lake.
Report Check-In$300 pesos per night. 30 amp service water and sewer. Links to have seen better times but it is winter. Campground is nice and shaded. There was a big rig caravan with 25 rigs when we were here.
Report Check-InROUGH
The electricity is totally unpredictable, and because the water is powered by an electrical pump, when the electricity goes off (often), the water goes off as well. The electricity surged and fried my plasma tv....Note to self: Get a surge protector for the RV.....The RV park is down a looooong bumpy road. There is a massive bug problem. Although they have a gated access, this didnt stop one of the long term dwelling RV residents from getting killed in his RV on the property...Also- somehow the people who run this place are getting the reviews they dont like removed from iOverlander.
Report Check-Inyes this place was difficult to locate.our GPS took us to a closed entrance but finally went back to main gate and then went straight on road...saw a little motor home post..and knew we were on the right path..charged us 250 pesos for our truck/pop up camper...I thought the large pool was thermal water but it was very cold...many rv sites..not crowded..the grounds are beautiful..nice stay
Report Check-InHuge campground with multiple pools, basketball field, soccer field, etc. The showers are clean and the spots are under big trees in the shade. WiFi works good. Free laundry! M$250.
Report Check-InNice and big campground - RV Park. Pool, showers, soccer field, restaurant. 250 pesos per vehicle. Full hook-ups. About an hour from Guadalajara and a little isolated. Not easy to find. Better to arrive during the day as gate is closed later in the evening.
Report Check-InHuge Place, 5 other permanent Campers here. laundromat included, flush toilets, several showers. We Ppaid MXN 250 per Night. Many ants on the Grass. Very clean, well maintained....basically what the others said before. Wifi coverage not so Good at some spots. Friendly english speaking staff
Report Check-InLike a lot of things in Mexico, this place is aged but very well taken care of. Very comfortable place to stay.
Report Check-InPricey. $300 per night. $1400 if you stay a week. $4500 if you stay a month. Very large compound, everything is a 'walk' away. Getting old and very worn looking. Otherwise quite nice. Hot shower. Not plural, one hot shower for everyone.
Report Check-InWe came to Roca Azul in 2012, and liked it so much that we decided to stay full-time. We made it our Mexico home. At $4,500 pesos a month, $300 USD, including utilities and wi-fi, you will find it hard to find anything close anywhere in Mexico. Roca is not for everyone. It is laid back, with not much going on, and the town of Joco is about the same. Weekends tend to get busy with the Mexican crowd, but not so much that it is out of control.
If you are looking for an activity based park, this is not the one. But, all that touristy stuff is only a few miles to the East in Ajijic and Chapala. Lot's of English speaking people with lots to do. Buses are easy to use and a direct bus route is about 2 miles from the park.
Roca has everything you need to relax and enjoy a lakeside retreat. Two swimming pools, one of them is heated, eucalyptus steam rooms, showers, tennis, volleyball and basketball, nature and fresh air, is all here.
Everything you can find in a major U.S. city can be found in Guadalajara, only 40 minutes north of Roca. And Jocotepec is big enough that you can get all basic needs, but small enough to enjoy a real Mexican pueblo.
Great place for long or short term. Weather is always great.
Just a beautiful place. I can just imagine what it looked like 30 years ago. Lot's of place. Town is about 25 minutes away, if you need anything, but just bring it ahead of time. Pool was open. The cafe/restaurant was closed, but looked amazing. Had a picnic with new found friends. 300 pesos, I found was a little steep, but it was a restful night.
Report Check-InThis place is awesome!!! Paid 300. With that you get access to 2 pools, showers, giant grass fields tons of shade and blazing fast wifi. Right now I am in my tent under a canopy of trees on wifi. It's crazy.
Report Check-InThis place is huge and fantastic! It has a lot of long term residences from mostly the US and Canada, but also plenty of space for those passing through or weekending from Guadalajara. The spots are well shaded under large trees and every spot has electricity and water (you will need the 125V RV adaptor for the power outlets though). The pools (yes, more than one) are clean as are the washrooms and showers. They have about 5 wifi connections so you just new to choose the one that suits your location best. If you are a sports fanatic, than you may be right at home with the volleyball, beach volleyball, soccer fields, basketball and tennis courts all inside the park walls. A lighthouse is locate closest to the water that you can walk to the top of, and the area around the lighthouse also doubles as a off-leash area. Plenty of playground equipment do kids as well. We payed 250 peso for one night, but the normal rate is 150 peso per person. friday and saturday nights they also have a huge bonfire beside the lighthouse, but be sure to wear pants as they do have a lot of bugs being close to the water. This place was an impressive trailer park, and although the road in is pretty rough, i give it 4 stars in my books.
Report Check-InWe stayed here a week ago - just for one night but found it very comfortable albeit very quiet. We're traveling off season right now, but we will definitely go back in a few months to see it in it's glory! The manager was great, everything was clean and the few full time residents there, were very friendly!
Report Check-InPROS: right on the lake and there is a lighthouse you can climb, water hookups – CONS: seriously creepy campground that is part of a sports club that is part of a housing development. What? Also, bathrooms were unusable, electric was super sketchy (looked like something out of a cautionary tale about electrocuting yourself), free wifi was promised but never worked at our campsite, empty playground with giant clown head – 300 pesos/night, we stayed two and paid for one
Report Check-InThis 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.
Report Check-InThe campground is located in a large sports resort with views of the lake (no access to the lake). Very large (but cold in winter) pool and also a thermal pool which you can use to swim in winter time. Electricity / water / waste water at site. The entire resort - including the bathrooms - was already a bit old, but fairly well maintained. Washers and dryers included in the price.
The campground is mainly for long-term campers, which is evident from the pricing structure: 250 pesos / night, 1,200 pesos / week, 4,000 pesos / month, 20,000 pesos / half. Attractive prices for RV Storage: 600 pesos / month, 3,200 pesos / half-year, 6,000 pesos / year.
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