honda tom
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where to stay in san juanico?
about 8 of us coming in to san juanico late afternoon in a couple weeks. We will be looking for dinner and a cool place to sleep. we have bedding so
outdoors or hotel rooms work. any suggestions on a place to eat and sleep?
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mtgoat666
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20 years ago used to be good places to camp.
Today the whole place is over run with jerk off gringos from so cal and really not worth visiting.
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willardguy
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speaking of jerk off gringos from so cal....
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surfinggrandpa71
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The rooms at Cowabunga are great, clean and cheap. They make a great burger there too....The San Juanico hotel isn't bad, just pricier, and there are
7 rooms above the supermarket in town.....
Mtgoat guy seems to not like it, we go every year and have a great time, great local people and the gringos seem harmless
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y2kbaja
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Cowabunga for burgers. I'll be there Tuesday.
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willyAirstream
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The rooms above the market are very nice, on the street side, great views too! 2 blocks away is a very good restaurant, El Burro?, and the taco stand
on the beach is good too. Camping on the beach is doable in town or out on the points, but the rooms are well worth it after a long drive. Luxury
rooms with AC are also available at Scorpion Bay Hotel for 3x the rate of the other places in town.
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I couldn't find a dog friendly place on thanksgiving, so I slept on the beach. It was a calm night, and the tide came within 15 feet of my camp, so
if you chose the beach, pay attention to tides and wind conditions!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
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honda tom
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looking into this, i found info about the scorpion bay cantina. food and camping with showers and a few cabanas. anyone had any experience with this
one?
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Sweetwater
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We went through San Juanico a week ago and I haven't seen/heard anyone discuss the lack of gasoline. All the gasoline sellers had been shut down north
of the Zaragoza Pemex. Nothing for sale to the public in the Comondu area, La Purisima or San Juanico.
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Tomas Tierra
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Pretty sure the gas situation has smoothed out in in SJ..not sure about other nearby locales..
Cowabungas is the place to stay in SJ.
TT
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We filled up with gas 4 days ago in San Juanico.
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we stayed here - dog friendly, half block walk to beach.
Tom was managing it the year we went and his mom Kristen was managing it two years later.
Http://www.casitassanjuanico.com
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If anyone has up to date info about gas in San Isidro/Purisma please post it as it is an important fuel stop when riding from Mulege to Comundu though
those places.
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Tomas Tierra
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Quote: Originally posted by Gulliver  | | If anyone has up to date info about gas in San Isidro/Purisma please post it as it is an important fuel stop when riding from Mulege to Comundu though
those places. |
I have some friends in La Purisima, I'll send them an email to see if we can figure this out..
TT
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Gulliver
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Great.
There has usually been two places there to buy gas. At least one of them is open at any given time.
One has jugs and barrels and the other has a barrel or two and an actual portable electric pump! Sophisticated.
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