Hidden spot behind the dunes | Wild Camping

January 11th, 2024 by instagram.com/woodysvanlife

This was a fine place to overnight, no one else came around while we were here. Plenty of litter and not especially pretty but it was quiet. Not a place that you would want to spend much time but it works. Turn down the paved road towards ojo de liebre and take the dirt road off to the left immediately to access this area easily. Telcell signal here somewhat.

November 16th, 2022 by Guppy

All these dunes spots are basically the same area. The road looked better from the highway then the diatonic sic-fi salt mines that go to the Laguna Ojo Whale reserve campground. That spot is very nice but was closed (opens Dec 20th - ¿April?). These dunes are decently out of obvious sight. Seems fine despite the mentioned trash.

October 31st, 2022 by hanslou

Be very careful and stick to the road. We tried to three point turn in a camper and got stuck. Very lucky local ranch guy drove past and helped us.

October 9th, 2022 by retroshaper

I've explored about 12 miles of good dirt two track back here, lots of out of sight options. zero trash and let's keep it that way. I got 4G on my TelCel in this area.

July 29th, 2022 by chas.carlson.805

Fine for a layover though would likely look further north or south for somewhere a little more special and off the beaten path. Lots of trash. Had one truck drive by at dusk which was fine but we generally like to sleep when hidden from most roads. It’s a spot to layover nonetheless.

April 19th, 2022 by nrcantwell

Good in a pinch, but not particularly pretty. It was free, close to the highway, and I was unbothered.

March 22nd, 2022 by casa.edmondson

Nice, quiet spot. Could be beautiful except it’s loaded with garbage. Slow Tecel service. Our dog loved running around the dunes and roads! Pretty, short hiking around there.

March 11th, 2022 by thedragonwagon.me

This spot is as described. a bit trashy and hidden from the road. there are better free spots in Baja, but this was the closest and glad to have it when needed last night. quiet. no one bothered us. some Telcel signal. level spot easy to get to. we kept our dog on leash and close by due to coyotes (which we didn't see).

February 22nd, 2022 by avery_payne95

A good amount of trash but good enough to stay out of sight for a night. Not really a place to camp, just a quick stopover.

January 13th, 2022 by mnunnelly

flat, a bit trashy, good full turn around for trailers or bigger rigs. Bit bumpy coming in but nothing crazy, took our time. Safe and quiet throughout the night. Shortly after sunset some local national guard showed up to tell us there were "crazy people in the area" and that it wasn't safe for us here with our stuff (overlanding trailer with motorcycles). One other camper nearby, no one bugged us.

December 9th, 2021 by brookebeyond.com

There are several free spots in this area just outside of Guerrero Negro, but adding these coordinates as a very hidden spot behind the dunes that is not visible from hwy1 or the dirt roads (as we weren’t totally satisfied with some of the other spots being a little more exposed).

Very easily accessible in our 2WD Promaster, flat, tucked away behind a bush and up against a dune. 3G on Telcel (enough to Google or send messages, but not to post photos). As others have mentioned about nearby areas, there is some rubbish here (as well as several enormous and very beautiful sea shells), but we were undisturbed all night and felt quite safe.

@brookearoundtown