Check-Ins

Still nice little shop with cheeses and more. Tip: very good roquefort cheese.

Nice lady at the desk who showed us where to park..

760$ pesos por noche ! Muy costoso para lo que se pagan en los otros rv que es alrededor de 500-600$ pero valió la pena porque es el único frente a la playa y con internet velocidad alta … mucho ruido porque está al lado de un hotel pero tiene un supermarket y una lavandería justo frente a la calle ….los fines de semana se llena de turismo local

Amazing hotel/hostel. Lot’s of parking and all the facilities you could ask for. I paid $15/night for a very comfortable/quiet dorm bed and $4.50 for a buffet breakfast with homemade granola, bread etc

Didn’t sleep here, but did stop to let the pup outside.

Nothing special here, good for a quick night. Pull onto the dirt road and there’s a big dirt lot that is on BLM.

I had one bar of T-Mobile. I think I heard people shooting guns nearby (?) so be alert just in case you have animals you want to let run off leash.

No internet service , bad electricity and bad Water , but great beach ! Very peacefull and quiet , felt very safe , but David is not always around , it seems closed but you have to call him and he will be there to open up for you shortly after …. The whole street is full of rv park but most of them are looking for a long term stay , and they are full booked on high season , he was ok with us staying just a couple of days … Lovely town , less crowded than la peñita y guayabitos and way more clean and beautiful

Nice place to spend the day, plenty of free parking especially for big rigs. Tons of space at 11am on a Saturday. I was looking for somewhere to spend the day and this spot was perfect. Lots of surfers and I even saw dolphins. No parking 9pm-6am.

Fast easy WiFi, accessible from parking lot. Friendly staff, bathrooms. No password. Cute little town. Tried Eugene library- no place to park except paid/garage and in a very urban area that felt kinda sketchy. Skip Eugene and come here.

Spectacular view, the best place for those who enjoy natural landscapes, far from the madding crowd. Good basic services for caravans. Served by Luis Jofré (+56 9 8710 0530), an excellent host. I will return, without a doubt, and I recommend it 100%.

Place is still there, still quiet and still filled with mosquitoes.

Dump station is on the right before the park kiosk. Fresh water also.

Very convenient and FREE water fill and dump station

Awesome little town. It sounds like you can park overnight in town, as long as you are respectful and ensure there are no signs prohibiting parking in that location. We parked right across from the police station. The town is well provisioned with public bathrooms, restaurants, and a great market. Everything is close. Would definitely stay again

Hotel. 10,000 pesos for one person with included bath. Can park motorcycle inside. Wi-Fi and breakfast included.
Update: The price was quoted by the staff in the evening. While checking out in the morning, the owner changed the price. Lucky I was able to talk to him. Make sure you pay upfront to avoid these issues. Also, the breakfast was just a coffee, a croissant and a bun.

good parking lot size. nice clean washrooms with running water. Good for 1 night. Busy with other car dwellers but felt safe and quiet, nobody came knocking.

At this time nobody asked to hold something as guarantee 😅 you gonna need this key to open ( see the pictures)

Potable water is free. Sani dump is 5. Many other stations dont have water or taps are closed for winter

Better than what u would expect, highway almost inaudible in heavy downpour. Sinks in womens was backed up but flushing toilet works

Pretty overrated, the elk park was so much better with the waterfalls for hiking.

the entrance was rebuilt, a very nice local man showed us, there was an old path from further down, but it is full of plants

Magic place to be in front of the beach, super quiet and safe you can feel like in the middle of nowhere.
There is a beautiful palapa where you can sleep for free and eat traditional food, good tastes, I really recommend it.
The owners are super friendly and the beach break have sick waves for surfing!h

Very nice east bound rest area. You can spend one night, but not more. A few vans here tonight.

hostile with showers and separate toilets. basically you can use the showers on any floor. it's the same showers that the guests use. clean and nice. staff was super friendly.

very large parking lot. Very large entrance door. The caretaker is very friendly. Located less than 1km from the city center. Very quiet night, secure place. We payd 10 for the night and day.

Easy access from interstate. Appears safe and well-lit. Very large parking lot. We stopped here after reading many webpages that said there was a 3 hr limit to parking in NY rest areas (also read some that said it was ok but decided not to risk it.) Traffic noise is present but no louder than 80% of rest areas. Good wifi with Verizon (3 bars).

Helllll no. Tried this in my 25ft RV and didn’t even feel like I fit driving on the road let alone parking on it. Steep narrow residential road. Don’t even try it. Ended up in the metro parking lot. Quick so far. Will check back in the AM

Today we were pulled over at this checkpoint, about 10 men and 2 women, some of them with guns. They are FGR agents (General prosecutors of the republic) https://fgr.org.mx/ . They are mainly searching for drugs and weapons. They were friendly and chatty to us. Just keep an eye on them while they check your stuff and they'll let you go after a few minutes.

First come first serve. Approximately 10 spots.
$30 night for full hook ups (50/30/20),water, sewer.
$10 night for tenting or dry camping.

No one in office. Paid cash via envelope thru office door slot. Called number provided and was given the code for the bathroom/laundry and shower building, as well as wifi password. Owners seemed very nice over the phone.

Pros: free decent internet. Owners also run a propane business across street for propane refills (closed sat/sun). Just off the I-40. Felt safe parked here.

Cons: The one bathroom/shower doesn’t look like it’s had a good cleaning in months!!! Weird car floor mats sitting in shower?? Quite a bit of road noise from the I-40. Quite large gravel/rocks, not sure if tenting on it would be enjoyable.

If your self contained and it’s late, not a horrible place to stop and crash for the night if you need power. But if your looking for a place to spend the day, use the facilities to freshen up… you will likely be disappointed.

We went upstream from Trennerys with a Kayak. It’s a tough 2h trip with lots of rocks in between where we had to walk and pull the kayak and 2 dams where we had to carry it up. Still a scenic ride and probably not many people do it. Even the locals we met at the first dam were laughing :D Wear shoes! Once you arrived there are plenty of flat rocks to sunbathe and have a swim

water is still on early to mid November.