Pompano
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Coyote Bay - Camping - Beaches - Nov. 2010
See the Drascombes lined up?
A large portion of Coyote Bay...but not quite all.
2 views above of Coyote Bay camping beach today. As you can see, lots of room for campers..and sailors, too.
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[Edited on 11-7-2010 by Pompano]
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David K
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Heaven on earth!
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BajaRat
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Wow!!!!!
Pompano are you going to be OK
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toneart
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Roger,
If beautiful photos were Tequila, I would be drunk now. Thank you!
Glad you are back home now.
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Bob H
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This is our favorite camping spot in all of Baja... thanks for the photos Roger! You can walk the 'old road' right there below the new road. And,
there are petroglyphs nearby to see!
Bob H
[Edited on 11-7-2010 by Bob H]
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geomike
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NICE! Thanks for the photo update Roger. Its been a long old summer and fall without the Coyote Bay report!
You are entitled to your own opinions...not your own facts.
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wessongroup
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Glad ya made back from your "travels" to the north..
All appears pretty darn good.. the water looks so pretty.. thanks..
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k-rico
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I was in the area a couple of weeks ago and tried to drive to coyote bay but the road going to the camping area (after the first few palapas) was
under water. It didn't look too deep and it was around the time of the last full moon. Is this just a high tide thing or is the road always submerged
a bit? There were rigs out there so obviously it is passable, but is it always wet?
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Pompano
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k-rico
Only at high tide..and the roadway is always pretty firm. If you must travel through the saltwater, best to wash off your running gear once through
though, or you will be asking for some major rust problems.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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k-rico
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That's why I didn't continue on. Finding fresh water to wash the bottom of the truck can be difficult in those parts. Sure looked inviting tho.
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Barry A.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by k-rico
That's why I didn't continue on. Finding fresh water to wash the bottom of the truck can be difficult in those parts. Sure looked inviting tho.
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Just park, have a brew, take a swim, and wait a little while and it will be high and driy (well, sorta dry, anyway). The wait is worth it. 
Barry
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I see "Surf's Up" 
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motoged
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Nomads,
Are there any accommodations to rent for an overnight....travelling by motorcycle with a sleeping bag ???
Simple and basic is good...and any food available?....Or is there another bay along that stretch that has a palapa and a bed...and a food source
besides turtle soup?
Mid February is time of need as I pass by ...may need for two people...Not sharing the same bed
Thanks for any info....
I have been in that area a number of times, but have stayed in Mulege or Loreto before....aside from a 3-day camp across the Bay from Requeson...
Don't believe everything you think....
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Heaven on earth! |
Do they still prohibit snowmobiles there?
Dorado Don
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