Have Dk's #1 Trip report. Looking for an earlier post of his that's just a mileage log w/ turnoffs to campos etc.David K - 12-4-2019 at 11:15 AM
I posted this in your last question on Gonzaga, you didn't reply so maybe didn't see it?
Puertecitos to Coco's Corner:
David K - 12-4-2019 at 11:17 AM
In the Road Conditions forum is the Kilometer List.
Here is San Felipe south:
South of San Felipe:
KM 0 Airport access
KM 20.5+ Rancho Percebu access
KM 26 Shell Island access (1.9 mi.)
KM 31 Bahia Santa Maria access
KM 32 Nuevo Mazatlan/El Sahuaro access
KM 35.5 Colonia Delicias
KM 49+ El Coloradito access
KM 52 Old Puertecitos Rd, race course.
KM 54 Campo Cristina access
KM 58/59 Los Olivos access
KM 60 Matomi wash.
KM 72 Campo La Toba
KM 73 Cow Patty Bar
KM 74.5 Puertecitos access
KM 83 Bahia Cristina
KM 84.5 La Costilla
KM 99 Paved Pullout/Viewpoint
KM 103 Nacho's El Huerfanito
KM 117 Okie Landing (site)
KM 127 Campo Delfines (1 km. south of pavement end in July 2012).
KM 133.5 La Poma Restaurant/ Camping (1.0 mi in)
KM 135.5 Punta Bufeo road (1.4 mi. in)
KM 143 Papa Fernandez' road
KM 145 Military Checkpoint
KM 147 Gonzaga Pemex/ Alfonsina's road/ Rancho Grande
KM 149 Camp Beluga (2 mi.), El Sacrificio (4 mi.)
KM 155 Arroyo Santa María bridge
KM 156 Punta Final road
KM 159 Las Palmitas road
KM 167.5 END OF PAVEMENT (2014-2017)
In Aug. 2017, 1 additional km. of paved road was open.David K - 12-4-2019 at 11:21 AM
Here are ALL the South Campos Kms.:
Revised list Km. 0 to Puertecitos:
Km. 0 Airport Road (6.1 miles from San Felipe traffic circle)
Km. 1 La Hacienda
Km. 6 San Fernando*
Km. 6.5 Residence "Camping" (El Faro Beach)
Km. 6.5+ La Perla del Mar*
Km. 8.5 Villa Marina RV Park.
Km. 9 Campo Lobo*
Km. 11 La Jolla del Mar
Km. 12 Punta Estrella Beach
Km. 14+ Valle de los Gigantes
Km. 15.5 Pancho's
Km. 17 Rancho Los Potrillos
Km. 20.5+ Rancho Percebu.
Km. 26+ Shell Island access road (4WD)
Km. 31 Bahía Santa María/ San Carlos*/ La Misión/ Playa Hermosa
Km. 31.5 Baja Beach Resort
Km. 32 Nuevo Mazatlán
Km. 32 El Sahuaro
Km. 32.5 La Joya*
Km. 33 Playa Linda
Km. 33.5 La Roca
Km. 34 Campo Delicias
Km. 34+ San Pedro.
Km. 35 Fire Station*
Km. 35+ El Vergel
Km. 35.5 Lupita*
Km. 35.5-36 Colonia Delicias (TOWN) See note D, below.
Km. 36 Esmeralda*
Km. 36.5 OM BAJA/ Punta Loma*
Km. 36.5+ La Perlita
Km. 37.5 Diamante
Km. 37.5+ Santa Fe
Km. 38.5+ San Martin
Km. 39.5 Garcia
Km. 39.5+ Playa Mexico
Km. 40+ Rancho Anita
Km. 40.5 Cielito Lindo
Km. 40.5+ Agua Azul
Km. 41.5 Campo Cadena
Km. 42+ Campo Jimenez
Km. 42.5 Los Gorditos
Km. 43 San Antonio*
Km. 43.5 Pelicano
Km. 44 Campo Badilla.
Km. 44.5 Playa Gabriela*
Km. 45 Campo Adriana
Km. 45.5 Mar y Sol
Km. 45.5 Los Morritios
Km. 46 San José
Km. 47 Rudy's Camp
Km. 47.5 San Francisco
Km. 49 Los Pulpos
Km. 49+ Rancho Las Panteras (El Coloradito Parcela 55)
Km. 49.5 Consuelo (at curve in highway)
Km. 51.5 Playa El Sueño
Km. 52.5 Old Puertecitos Road (Score Race Route)
Km. 52.5+ Costa Verde
Km. 54.5 Playa Cristina
Km. 58.5 Los Olivos
Km. 60 Arroyo Matomí
Km. 60.5 El Pozo
Km. 61-72.5+ DETOUR for new highway work.
Km. 65 El Conquistador
Km. 68.5+ Zimarros
Km. 68.5+ La Violeta.
Km. 70 Campo Cesar*
Km. 72+ La Toba
Km. 73 Cow Patty
Km. 74.5 Puertecitos Road (Octavio's Playa Escondida access)
note D*: In Colonia Delicias is Chelo's Restaurant, South Campos Community Center, Marino’s Restaurant, Josefina’s Laundry and Car Wash, Tita’s
Taco Tuesday Restaurant, Aniceto's Restaurant, Police Station, Amazona Market
* = Edits added from Facebook membersmojo_norte - 12-4-2019 at 11:22 AM
Thanks - was looking for the road KM list w/o write up - so good to goDavid K - 12-4-2019 at 12:44 PM
The Road Conditions forum has the kilometer lists and my 30 maps which also has kilometer points on them.mojo_norte - 12-5-2019 at 05:27 PM
camped at Campo Nuevo Mazatlan - good spot - not a soul hereDavid K - 12-5-2019 at 05:58 PM
camped at Campo Nuevo Mazatlan - good spot - not a soul here
Yes, it is pretty quiet there unless it is a holiday. It was once the only camp for miles. The road between San Felipe to Puertecitos went through the
sulfur mine valley, 5 miles west. Percebu and Coloradito were about the only other campos between San Felipe and Puertecitos, in the mid 1960s.
Nuevo Mazatlán was originally 'Agua de Chale'. Luis Castellanos Moreno changed the name and planted a the salt cedar trees there, making a forest to
camp under! I made a web page a few years ago, www.vivabaja.com/nm
