Campo Meneses | Established Campground
Mexico
Details
- Verified:
- 4 months ago
- GPS:
- 31.71617, -116.66187
- Altitude:
- 8.5 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
blog.ginareist.com
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- Yes - Slow
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- Warm
- Water:
- Non-Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- No
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Unknown
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Description
Campground directly at the beach. The entrance is on the main road. Simple but clean restrooms and showers. Free WiFi in the reception area but the beach front area is out of range. We paid 250 pesos for 2 people, no charges for the dog.
When we where there, they were the only ones who cleaned their section of the beach from dead shellfish that was all over the beach. Friendly staff.
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Nice spot right on the beach. Bring a shovel so you can dig a hotspring at low tide. We were the only ones with a British couple, so nice and quiet. Showers are cold. Other thing; we paid 300 pesos the first night and 400 the second. Vladimir (security guy) did not want to negotiate 2 night, but all good.
Report Check-Inthey wanted 400 per person.. moved on. there wasn't anyone there.
Report Check-Inepic spot! hard offroad for a big 4x4 rig like ours, but the built wrangler in our group had no problem.
Report Check-InNoland will loan you a shovel to dig a hot tub on the beach. He will also talk your ear off so be prepared for that.
edit:. In retrospect, Nolan gave lots of sound advice which we seem to reference almost daily.
Report Check-InWe paid 400 peso for one night in our RV about 100 meters from the beach. The lady is friendly but first she demanded 500 pesos so be aware of the prices.
Didn’t use the shower but toilets were clean enough.
Apparently there are some hot springs in the sand on the beach but we had loads of seaweed on the beach and didn’t go in.
Also wanted to add that Lupitas is about 5km away and has awesome fish tacos for about 27 pesos each! They were delicious!
Report Check-InWe stayed for one night. We paid $350 pesos for the night, spots closer to the beach were $450 pesos. They had a flushing toilet and showers available, though we did not use the showers. There were many toilets on site, but all were closed except one, which we found odd. There were approximately 4 other campers there while we were there. The owner was very lovely, and spoke good English, though she appreciated our efforts to speak Spanish.
The geothermal activity on the beach was phenomenal and was a highlight! We brought our shovel and dig out a little hot tub. This area is a hidden gem. Look up high and low tide times and if you can time it, arrive 1-2 hours before low tide and find an area with warm sand. This area is right outside Campo Meneses and La Joya beach camp. Start digging at the edge of the warm sand, if you dig in the middle of the warm sand it will be way too hot! As the tide goes out, you will see a large area of sand that is constantly steaming from the heat.
Report Check-InParked here for one night in the parking area, about 100 feet from the beach, for 300 pesos. Relatively clean flush toilets and cold showers. If you want to be at the fence that backs up to the beach, it is an additional 150 pesos.
Report Check-InWe stayed 3 nights, one other camper here. Very quiet, bathrooms clean but rustic. Enjoyed digging a hot tub on the beach. Paid 450 pesos for 1st night, 300 for last 2.
Report Check-In500 Pesos per night for 30ft RV, didn’t want to negotiate with us. We didn’t stay.
Report Check-In300 pesos for two people. no wifi (just at the reception) access to the beach. felt safe. salty water in the shower. easy to find.
Report Check-Inpark in front at the beach, hot water springs at the beach just in front. Awesome with the kids, just open a whole and relax. clean bathrooms 250 pesos one night
Report Check-InQuiet and on the water, amazing sunset view, but expensive, we paid 250$ pesos for 2 people. Cold showers and washrooms, which are clean
Report Check-In250 pesos, no hot shower. There was only an other RV. Hot spring on the beach at low tide. You just have to dig a hole
Report Check-In230 pesos for two people. No WiFi. No hot water. Flush toilets. Friendly and nice beach.
Report Check-InFriendly camp host who speaks English but is happy when you try your Spanish.
230 pesos for two people, day-use is 40 pesos and you can use the showers.
Bathrooms are old but okay, showers are cold.
250 pesos for two people, one night. Flush toilets, clean(ish) showers, close to the beach.
There was only one other couple the night we stayed.
Nice, flat, hard lot. We took the opportunity to take the camper off the truck and do a little maintenance. Nobody around, so nobody seemed to mind.
Report Check-InCampground directly at the beach. The entrance is on the main road. Simple but clean restrooms and showers. Free WiFi in the reception area but the beach front area is out of range. We paid 185 pesos for 2 people, no charges for the dog.
When we where there, they were the only ones who cleaned their section of the beach from dead shellfish that was all over the beach. Friendly staff.