Mexico
RV and tent camping site across the road from the beach. $26 US with WI-FI and hookups, $22 without hookups.
American-style run campsite with 120 sites. Electricity / water / waste water site. Coin operated laundry, clean new bathrooms, pool, shared palapa. Finally a WIFI that works!
Drinking water available at local purification outlet N of park for purchase.
Oct 2019 from the beach, have to walk across the street. 140 sites. Motel is also on the grounds. We paid 444 pesos/nt.
Inconsistent electric power. We bought a voltage regulator when we were here. Helpful staff (English speaking). Good wifi.
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Really just a large parking lot. The Wi-Fi did not work. The staff closed the office early with no warning. Laundry only available through the office so it was impossible to do laundry due to staff leaving and no other staff available to buy laundry tokens. $480 pesos with no hookups
Report Check-InTwo nights here was not enough. We would like to visit again and hike around the area. RV park is in a nice location where we could walk to the beach, restaurants, Ley's grocery store, and many shops. Friendly place and Jose set us up with an electric regulator for approximately 400 USD. The regulator was very useful throughout our travels in Mexico. The park is rather tight but we didn't have any trouble with our 36 ft 5th wheel.
Report Check-InWe stayed 6 nights, fluctuating voltage. Lots of long-term, friendly snowbirds (mostly from Canada & the US). Caravans frequently come through. RV park is bordered by guestrooms, so can get louder on the weekends with cars coming/going late at night. Can be loud during long weekends/holidays or sometimes on the weekends due to nearby Salon de eventos (event center) and restaurants/bars. Be prepared as it is cheaper to pay in USD (cash or PayPal transfer) instead of pesos as the conversion is set at 22 USD to 1 peso (though this is not stated on the website!). Pool and hot tub (cold water except for 2 evenings a week), clubhouse, and decent wifi. Walking distance to the beach, oxxo, and nearby restaurants.
Report Check-InWe stayed here on our drive south & today on drive north. January the RV Park was fairly full. It’s March now so people are leaving. Clean banos & hot showers! WiFi good, pool & hangout areas inside & outside. Mostly Canadian snowbirds here. Walking distance to restaurants. We paid 396 pesos for 1 night, no hookups. Good place for a night or two.
Report Check-Inlovely RV park. English speaking. clear and concise instructions on staying here. some cement pads are choppy. $26us per night. kind and considerate staff. fruit for sale on Wednesday.. fish fo sale on Fridays.
Report Check-InThis place is noisy and unsafe. We were up all night with music and arguments right outside our door. No sleep at all. I tried to find security at 6 am when it was light and safe enough to go outside but security was gone. I complained to management at 9 am when the office opened and the thugs I complained about tried to break the windows of my vehicle. You can find video of that event on a Google search. Management sided with the thugs most likely out of fear for his own safety. We left immediately.
Report Check-InVery clean place. free WiFi, hot showers and very clean bathrooms.
Pretty crowded with nice people. Good for pets and big RVs.
I paid $484 pesos per night without a hook up. I think you pay $100 pesos more for hook ups.
Nice enough place, easy access, on the main road (highway 124). Close to services and amenities. We only stayed one night and we're told that there is only 1 rate, approx 26 USD, with power and septic.
Report Check-InNice enough place with services. Very easy to access,; right off the main road. Close to all amenities. We arrived early evening, and they accommodating finding a spot but insisted we pay on the spot (they wouldn't wait until morning). Fair enough. There is a bank a few blocks down the street and we were able to get paso's without issue. When we asked for a spot with no hookups for a reduced rate (we were only staying the night), they told us all sites are same price, regardless of services. Other people report a different experience. We were tired and accepted the cost. without push back. All and all, decent place to overnight.
Report Check-InNice, clean RV Park. Laundry mat available: $2.00 US for 1 load, dryers are $1.00 up depending on how long you need. Activities in the park from snowbirds: such as karaoke, beercan horse races, and grouerizonps going on off-road rides. Lots of restaurants around you can walk to. $22.00 US no electricity, $26.00 with. Our Verizon worked. Hot tub only on Wed.-Fri.-Mon. 3-7. nothing special. Does have pickleball court. Parking RV is odd due to big chunks of concrete. Check out the spot first. The manager is very flexible in that, get settled then come pay, points out places
to park. Also has water, but we use aqua purification, so we didn't need it. Many snowbirds.
Nice campsite very clean, unfortunately on weekends directly next door is an outdoor wedding venue, the music starts around 9pm and goes until 3am. Not just a little loud the volume is turned up to 11. We had both Saturday and Sunday weddings and were told it was the same the previous weekend. Earplugs and sleeping pills did not even work.
Report Check-InNous avons passé deux nuits, l’eau l’électricité la dump la wifi tout y est la piscine est bien un peu froide mais correct! Il y a plein de resto sympa proche et la mer est en face du camping ! Tout y est ! 55$ us pour 2 nuits
Report Check-InLike many RV parks in Sonora, this one has small spaces that are close together. Hookups worked fine, we had 30amp service. We used this park as a transitory stay for one night.
Nothing wrong with this RV park, other than it's not our first choice of styles. It was clean, and everything worked.
Close proximity to the beach is nice.
Report Check-InJust ok. Can't imagine when full of rvs. Ok stop for us as caravaning with friend who needed a room. Beach full of algae.
Report Check-InThis is a awesome little RV hookup spot! It is right off the main road and all you have to do is walk across the street to the main beach. They had okay WIFI but had an awesome pool and great views would definitely recommend! The town itself is really small with small roads and parking spots. This is a great spot to leave your RV and walk around the town.
Report Check-InLarge RV park with many amenities. Very clean. Gatekeeper/security guy was very friendly and got me checked in after office was closed. Paid 572 pesos for an electric site. Lots of snowbirds stay here.
Report Check-InThe place has nice facilities but I personally will not stay here again. my neighbor had $200 worth of gas siphoned out of her tank at night. The office did nothing when she asked for them to check the cameras. It is quite expensive and the people in the office were not very polite. Use pesos because the conversation to USD is bogus. I had the guy at the counter tell me that the laundry was $1.50 but it only worked with a token that you buy for $2. It's little things like this that make you feel like they are very money hungry. I also received incorrect information about being able to free hike at Canyon Nacapule from the front desk. overall unsatisfied.
Report Check-InActually a nice large RV park. clean restrooms and showers. Full hookup possible. Washing and drying machines. WiFi is good,if Park is empty. WiFi is very bad, when more than 10 people are here.
Soap and paper towels were not replenished during our 4 days here :-(
Pebble beach (very dirty) across the street. Why plastic, beer bottles, etc. are not cleaned up here is a mystery to me.
But now the little scam:
The prices are shown in US dollars. Dry Camp costs $22 per night ($26 full hookup).
At the moment 1 US Dollar=20,66 Pesos. The Petrol Stations rate here f.e. is 19 Pesos/1 US$!
But the receptionist calculates 1$ = 22 Pesos. He makes his own rating.
1 night dry camp costs real 455 pesos.
But they want 484 pesos.
That is 29 pesos (1,4 US$) too much!
If you pay with credit card, you must pay in pesos, not in US$.
If you pay in Cash USD, it's fine.
For us an absolute no go! Never had this (little scam) in the last 7 months in more than 60 Mexican Campgrounds.
As described, very few campers in June 2022. We had a few issues with the water which kept coming and going in the showers. The power did the same. We were plugged into one of the few 15 amp household plugs that was easily overwhelmed by our modest power demands. We didn’t bring a 30 amp plug this trip and this was the first RV park where this was a problem.
The pool is tiny the street is busy and the music from the restaurants is loud.
It was an odd experience preventing us from relaxing prior to cross the border on our way home. Frustrating but probably not going to be your experience. $26 US per day raised our expectations.
Thumping disco music at all hours - thumping to the point you can feel the beat! It finally died down at 5:30 am. The price one pays for being on the main drag in a professional Mexican party town. Bring ear plugs. Very clean bathrooms with cold showers. Lots of restaurants with thumping music nearby
Report Check-InAlways a pleasure. The first and last place I stop going on and out of Mexico.
Report Check-InI stayed here for one month from Jan. 8th to Feb. 8th before heading further south. It is a very well managed park. Mostly full of Canadian and American snowbirds who’ve been going there for years. Price is $26.00USD per night $170.00USD per week or $570.00USD per month. José the manager and Joseph the owner both speak perfect English and are excellent to deal with. Laundry is $1.50USD per load for both the washers and dryers. Both work well and and they do have a clothesline to hang your clothes to dry if you choose. Beautiful beach across the street. Walking distance to everything. Restaurants, grocery stores, etc. Great place to start a journey into Mexico.
Report Check-InSpent 2 nights in a site with no hookups for $22 USD/night. Friendly host with very good English. Many amenities: bathrooms, showers, pool, pickleball court, palapas, fitness room (closed due to COVID), dog run, yards, Wi-Fi. Ley express grocery store 1km further into town on the same side of the street. Quiet in the area, many restaurants & shops closed. Beautiful rocky hills! Very nice stay.
Report Check-InAs described by others, large RV park, across street from beach, many US and Canadian RVers here for days, weeks, or months. Clean bathrooms. Friendly and helpful hombre in the office; speaks very good English. Convenience store and restaurants within easy walking distance. Paid $572 pesos for a site with electricity for my Westy.
Report Check-InGreat place! Wifi great, current price USD$26 or MEX572 full hookups. Pool nice, hot tub only MWF. Bathrooms, coin laundry, fish cleaning room. No grass for dogs but dogs very welcome on leash. Lots of snowbirds here. Easy walk to Ley Supermarket and ATM. Lavanderia across Ley but expensive, just do coin laundry. Will definitely stay here again.
Report Check-InPersonally I would avoid this place if possible
Extremely money oriented and not friendly
We checked it out and they were awful to us so we chose to not stay here
If you need hook ups go to the one on Guaymas
If you don’t need hook ups
The beach near Pilar is lovely and sweet community
We now call the workers at Totonaka Nazis
Though they aren’t exterminating people, they are the first unfriendly and unkind people we have encountered in Mexico
OK spent the night and it was quite noisy. The bar played music till about 2am. Used earplugs and slept ok. Convenient place to stay for 1 night before traveling.
Report Check-InVery well-maintained RV park.Bathrooms are very clean and the water is hot. USD $18.00 to tent.
Report Check-InLocation is really wonderful. Price for tent camping is same, $396 pesos per night. Wifi however is not good at the sites, there are many networks but most except for at the office they are really slow, could barely do anything with the slow connection. The people who work here and stay here are really wonderful. Great coffee shop walking distance. Entrance to the beach is right across the street. Great spot.
Report Check-InIt’s a big place in a great location. Very expensive. I’m camping, zero hookups, 400 pesos/$20 us per night. Could get AirBnB for that but the weather is perfect right now. Great bathrooms and WiFi
Report Check-In$22/ dry camp, $26 hook ups.
Ghost town right now. Seems to be a lot of little dogs barking. Hummingbird came up to me as soon as I got out of the truck.
Bathroom looks nice. Neat the beach is across the street. Getting back into the swing of things. Never report on iOverlander till you stay the night. Yikes. Loud super loud disco across the street. Horrible.
we moved as far back into the park as possible still loud and pounding. So sad.
The bathrooms have been redone. Very nice and clean.
However the toilet seat was not secured. Beware
San Carlos RV Park has over 100 spaces, but November-March many escape Canadian Winter making it a local party park. Spaces are tight with utilities questionable; water pressure low but showers good, electricity surges so bring your protection
Report Check-InRV park with 30/50amp + water sometime + sewer. Friendly and acomadating manager, Jose. close to all amenities, pool is not heated. beautiful Sandy Beach across the road. will return.
Report Check-InTypical older RV Park rough road, poor utility placement and narrow sites, but people are friendly
Report Check-InVery nice RV park located in San Carlos Sonora Mexico. Located just across the highway from a beautiful rocky beach. Power was 30 amp, Water pressure very low, filled fresh water tank and used pump to shower. Site was gravel/dirt with a concrete pad. Price was $21.00 per night for 7 days. Likely 70% Canadian campers, all were very friendly and helpful. Close to restaurants and shopping. I camped in this park with a 40’ fifthwheel.
Report Check-InSan Carlos, Sonaloa. Across from the beach, have to walk across the street. 140 sites. Motel is also on the grounds. We paid 444 pesos/nt.
Inconsistent electric power. We bought a voltage regulator when we were here. Helpful staff. Stayed a week. There is one Pickleball court &
small pool.
Great campground! So nice to get a break from the road. Enjoyed the pool yesterday and going to the beach across the street today. Staff at the entrance is very very nice and speaks perfect english. 24$ a night with all services and excellent wifi. (28$ for 50 amp) great restaurant with view on the ocean right next door. They even deliver if you want to eat on the tables by the pool. Only down is water pressure but we kept our pump on and refill when needed. Easy fix for small problem.
Report Check-InNice enough spot with all the amenities except water pressure at the sites. But we can tell we are getting close to the US. All prices increasing rapidly. 420 pesos per night.
Report Check-InThey are very accommodating on short notice. It's a busy park, with a significant return customer base. Walking distance to the beach and restaurants. The wifi and water pressure were both very weak, and I was told by a resident that the electric is spotty during the summer, but it was fine while I was there. Kind of expensive for what you get. There is a large vacant property located right next door and I'm surprised no one has scooped it up to create a competing park.
Report Check-InBooked for a week, stayed for winter! Great spot, friendly helpful staff. New bathrooms, vey well kept. Sporadic water pressure, keep rv tanks full and use pump when pressure low.
Report Check-InBeautiful new bathrooms, lovely hot showers, friendly English-speaking staff. $20 without hookups. Clean but kind of ugly but great location. Kind of a young retirees party scene.
Report Check-In$24 USD per night, or $22 per night paid by the week. Okay place, 30 amp service. Provided internet was good enough. Sign at entry says no outside vendors or services, you must use the parks vendors for anything. You cannot wash you own RV, but can pay them to do it.
Report Check-Incamping à l'américaine en bord de route. piscine ridicule et froide. proprio parle anglais. il n'y a que des américains et des canadiens.
Report Check-InVery clean and great services. Nice one nite stop. Speak English $24.00 a night. Pool and pickle ball courts are new
Report Check-InRV site $420 + cabana $500, for 2 people in each. Cabana is basic, but clean, as are the washrooms. Pool is VERY small. Nice location, with several restaurants nearby, and a small store.
Report Check-Ineverything was fine except the Mosquitoes which are like fckng everywhere
- still 400 pesos
- clean pool
- laundromat
would recommend it
Report Check-InThe RV Park was almost empty. There was only a guard on duty. He spoke only Spanish. We had an issue with the electricity. Our display said there is no electricity, but there was. We paid MEX 420.-. Showers and toilet were great.
Report Check-In$24 full hookup there was no water for the 24 hours, but we were refused to refund any amounts. Stayed here 2 nights. Not bad
Report Check-InWe were on our way to see the RV Park and our engine started stalling We parked about a block away and walked to the RV Park to see if they knew of a mechanic The man there said since we weren’t staying at the park he couldn’t help us He was really rude We had to walk to another business to find the name of a mechanic When we told the mechanic about the reception we received at the RV Park he said their reputation was one of rudeness and arrogance We got our RV fixed but decided not to stay there We wild camped and it was very lovely The RVs were jammed in there like sardines The pool was as small as a postage stamp A lot of permanent residents there who seemed to enjoy pickle ball We are just used to better and for us wild camping was definitely better
Report Check-InGood RV-Park, but overcrowded if not packed, rv's even outside of the official sites. 20$ without and 24$ with full - hookup.
Report Check-InGreat RV park. Nice pool/spa and a pickle ball court. Friendly manager and very clean facilities. It appeared crowded, but most RVs are not occupied.
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We slept in our van but put the tent so they charge as a tent... Next to the site is the best italian pizza and in beaches pretty close you can snorkel or scuba dive! Nice town! We'll be back
Very friendly staff. 400$ with full hook up.
Free Wifi but slow.
Clean bathrooms and shower
A nice quiet, clean place across the street from the ocean. 425 pesos for full hookup.
Report Check-InThis is a full service RV park. We paid 300 pesos for one night of vehicle camping. Would have been cheaper if we had a tent. They had electricity and water at the site. Weak wifi unless you go to the front office building. They had a couple clean pools, bathrooms with showers and coin laundry available.
Report Check-InAs described. 350 pesos for a place without hook-up (but with shade, acess to the showers and fast wifi).
Report Check-InAmerican style campground. Very well maintained. Internet was up & down. $20 U.S. Or 350p for a site without hookups but access to the showers.
Report Check-InBeen in Totonaka RV Park for 3 weeks now. Nice clean park. Clean bathrooms with showers. Showers are ok, but tend to be either too hot or a bit colder than I like. Wi-fi varies from great to slow, but I hear it's very good if you go to the "clubhouse". Pickleball court, pool & hot tub. Pool is a bit cold and hot tub is pretty good with temperatures being similar to most US or Canada hotels (a bit cooler than I prefer a hot tub to be). English speaking owner & manager. Friendly staff. Close to some restaurants. We have power, water & sewer hook up. Some cable channels (not great quality picture, but it is in English). Propane, bottled water & fish vendors come here. Coin laundromat on site. My first real RV park in Mexico and I'm pleased with it.
Report Check-InEndroit très calme fréquenté principalement par des nord américains détendus, 400$ la nuit.
Accès plage de l'autre côté de la route
Great spot to stop for the night. Clean, well maintained, warm showers, very clean bathrooms, relatively good wifi. $14 USD or 245 pesos for a tent without power but with water. Across from a nice beach. No local food (mamacita's taqueria...) or mercado at a walking distance, just pricey restaurants, so go grocery shopping before you settle down otherwise your only option is the OK convenience store a hundred metres away. It's an RV park, don't expect nature and solitude.
Report Check-InArrived after 6:00 pm and the office was closed but security was able to help us out and get us a spot. Bathrooms were clean. $350 pesos
Report Check-InRv park in San Carlos. Across street from beach. Full hookups and some hotel rooms. Small pool, nice pickle ball court, and hot showers. Walking to stores and restaurants. $24/night
Report Check-InGood place to set your feet after the first day's drive into Mexico ... $25us ... Good local bus service right outside the park ..
Report Check-InNice campground. Helpful, English speaking. Good recreation room for working in. Internet poor where we were at the site, but fine in the recreation room.
Report Check-In$14 USD to camp. Clean bathrooms and showers. Friendly owner who spoke english. Peaceful night in San Carlos! Would recommend. Only downside was slow/not functional WiFi.
Report Check-InSnowbird RV park. Huge bathrooms, hot showers, all amenities at sites, wifi (varies between super slow and super fast), laundry room on premises. Water and propane trucks come daily. 24 USD/night, cheaper the longer you stay. Credit cards, pesos or usd accepted.
Report Check-InRV and tent camping site across the road from the beach. $14 US with WI-FI. Fast internet.
Report Check-InAmerican-style run campsite with 120 sites. Electricity / water / waste water site. Coin operated laundry, clean bathrooms, pool, shared palapa. Finally a WIFI that works!
(For use of electricity, the lots to 300 Pesos)
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