KasloKid - 10-7-2026 at 10:48 AM
Friends of mine are heading to Baja on dirt bikes later this fall and are hoping to stay and soak in the Guadalupe Canyon Oasis Hot Springs. On their
website under FAQ, it clearly/unclearly states "No motorcycles or quads on the campground or no loud vehicles of any kind."
There are posts indicating the contrary where motos arrived by dirt bikes.
Can anyone here clarify the rule?
[Edited on 10-8-2026 by KasloKid]
Maderita - 10-7-2026 at 11:20 AM
When traveling in to the canyon, the road forks to the left and to the right, leading to campgrounds on opposing sides of the stream. The left fork
has a parking area next to the office building for "Guadalupe Canyon Oasis", with a sign for no motos beyond the parking area. That means no "riding
motos". If it is in the back of a pickup, or you push the bike to the campsite, there shouldn't be a problem. I've left motos and horses outside the
campground for a short time, however, I would be reluctant to park a moto overnight, even with the strongest lock.
The right fork doesn't restrict motos on the lower half of the road along numerous campsites. I rode a quad there in February of this year. Mario
installed a locked gate to his campsites, "Los Manantiales", in the upper section of the canyon's right side. It is likely that he will allow pushing
a moto into a campsite.
Fortunately, all of the owners want a tranquil canyon, free of noise pollution.
KasloKid - 10-7-2026 at 10:08 PM
Thanks Maderita, I appreciate the detailed response. It makes absolute sense that patrons pay for peace and tranquility and any obtrusive noise
wouldn't be welcome.
Pushing the bikes in it is then!
Cheers,,,,,,