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Excellent 'choripanes' (Argentinian sausage sandwich) with sauces to pick from (chimichurri, criolla, ketchup, mayo, etc.)
Only Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11am to 7pm.
ARG 600 pesos (small cup of soda included!)

Perfect spot as a staging place to get organised before or after shipping your bike from San Antonio.
We spent 2 very comfortable nights here, we’re able to use the hose to give the motos a good wash before shipping, did some laundry and sorting… large cabaña with plenty of outdoor space, safe parking for the motos.
The driveway is a little steep but nothing horrible, just keep going until the wooden bridge, can’t miss it.
We paid 65000 for 2 of us in a large 2 bedroom + living / kitchen cabaña. Very friendly owners. Recommend

This place is great. We loved the big playground area near the C spots.Some of the spots are a bit tricky to fit in, and so if you can, drive around and check out spots first.
26ft Class C

We didn't stay because it was too expensive, but we asked for the price anyway to be able to update the info here. 35.000 CLP for a cabaña for two people.

It is against Gulf County Ordinance to overnight park or camp on Salinas Park.
-Gulf County Beach Patrol

This is not a perfectly Hotel or rest house it's just host for tourists...

Awesome awesome spot. Super quiet, feels super safe with other vans and RVs surrounding you too. I was incredibly impressed by this place.

Just dropped our 2 motos off today with Ronny headed for Hamburg (Intime) very smooth drop off, efficient and not rushed. We had the time to prep them for transport… will post again on arrival with info of how the voyage went with InTime.

amazing spot. we went way to the end which is around the top of the pond and down. We are on our own little peninsula. Beautiful for the sunset. We see snow capped mountains to the north. Beautiful mountains towards White Sands. Clean, quiet place. ( minus the AFB jets, which I love to hear and watch, and some highway noise. But not enough to be annoying.

We were removed by police from the other ioverlander spots and they recommended us to come here. There are multiple routes that lead to the beach, you should stop at half of the way if you don't have 4x4 because then it gets very sandy. We were there with 29ft Class C without problems.

The Ventisquero Hotel let us pitch our tent in their back garden, in exchange of spending a little bit in their restaurant. We baught some fresh drinks and nice coffees.
There is a lot of shade, tables, benches&chairs and even electricity !
There is also the possibility to use the bathrooms.
There is a kind of farm in the back garden with lamas, horses, chickens and gooses but they are kept in a locked area at night.

Everything you would expect from a Cracker Barrel.

Arrived late, stayed overnight and had breakfast there.

Cracker barrel seems to be the spot to park overnight and it was my first time at one, definitely recommend, was quiet! There was one other rv and a semi parked next to us

Staff let me park in the spots furthest away from the store bordering the main road. They said as long as you're in the last few spots closest to the exit so that you don't impact tankers coming in and other deliveries; you are good to park there overnight. I did with no issues for the last two days.

We were with our van and found free parking spots with access to clean and modern bathrooms (for camping sites standards) and hot shower. There was also a pretty stable Wifi. Super rare and great finding!

Free city, water, and public day parking nearby

Secure parking next to the cathedral. 24h guard, 3$ from 7 pm to 7 am (we came at 6 pm and still paid only 3$), toilets open - ask the guard for the key. Ideal place in the center, usual noise for street parking, but bearable. Fee during the day 1$/h

we crossed around 5pm in a friday. nobody was there.

Camp host came by, was very friendly and nice. Gave us a yellow tag/paper to keep on our dashboard to keep track of our 14 day limit/check in date. Cell service get less and less the further you go in, but so does the crowds or amount of vehicles.

Motorcycle mechanic
Also, automotive Electrican that works there on the weekend.

Castano helped me repair my motorcycle after a crash.

I was here in Cutervo for 1 week.
Nice guy
Reasonable price
Always busy

Closed ! Lots of machinery on site, seems to be under renovation.

they really want to find something to give you a fine. He checked 10minutes the copy of our driver license and car documents to find a reason to give us a fine. when he didn't found something, he said our dog has to be in a transportation Box during driving. He wanted 4000 Peso fine. We said we will follow him to the police station no matter it is far away(like he said). After 30minutes of discussion via Google translate he was getting tired of us and waved us through without paying anything.

We went to this place for breakfast. Excellent food, average price. Had the Mex Combo, excellent

Passage obligé avant d’aller à la Joya pour débuter la randonnée. Le chemin est en lacet de montagne mais très bien asphalté. Quelques branches basses.
On nous a demandé 232 pesos pour passer malgré qu’il aurait fallu s’inscrire 5 jours d’avance pour passer en voiture. (Whaaat!?!) on a lu ça nulle part.

Simply beautiful - Graciela & the location

Cosy restaurant, specialized in local fish dishes. The owner is a fisherman, who is also a quite good chef.

We had the menu: seafood soup, main dish (fish with side dish) and salad for 12.000CLP.

Really fresh products, beautiful location and friendly people. Highly recommended.

Called ahead. No propane available for foreseeable future.

Nice place with full hook up and tent area. Shower and dump station. 35$ full service , 20$ tent area. OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND !

Went here on a friday. At around 9pm a group of tuned cars showed up with lot’s of young guys. We didn‘t feel comfortable anymore and left.
Maybe it is more quiet during the week?

The road in is freshly graded! It is 20km of dirt road and is the best dirt road that we've driven on in Baja! It took us about 40 minutes to get there. The Rancho is incredible! The space is very welcoming, the scenery is stunning, the hosts are laid back and quickly make you feel at home. There is fresh coffee and cookies in the morning, the garden is available to harvest fresh greens and herbs, you can fill up your water, including your tank! and they have frozen mango for purchase for $100/ bag. You could easily spend days here and never get bored. A trail runs by the property and you could explore for days from here. There is a really lovely pool to swim in about 3.5km along the trail. The river runs by the property with access from the property. You can find nice pools to swim in from here. $250mxn/person/night