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bajasuzie
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Thanks! We want a good place to leave our camper for a few nights so we can take the truck and see Puertecitos, Gonzaga Bay and possibly Coco's
corner! We were told the camper can't go that far.
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David K
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Sure it can... you just have to drive real slow once the pavement ends. The road is graded, just rough. Pavement ends about 20-26 miles from
Puertecitos... leaving 20 rough miles to Gonzaga and then it is 36 more miles to Hwy. 1 (Coco's Corner is 23 miles from Gonzaga).
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MICK
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Maybe Baja warrior or someone else there would let you park at there place. I drove to Cocos not long ago and I would not pull my trailer over that
road. It would take a day for the last ten miles to PC. the road out to cocos is a 4-40 road so once again with a trailer it would take some time. I
would only go that way if I was going all the way thru. Or if I was going to leave the trailer there.
Good luck Mick
Getting there is ALL the fun!
Ok being here is fun to
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BajaWarrior
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| Quote: | Originally posted by MICK
Maybe Baja warrior or someone else there would let you park at there place. I drove to Cocos not long ago and I would not pull my trailer over that
road. It would take a day for the last ten miles to PC. the road out to cocos is a 4-40 road so once again with a trailer it would take some time. I
would only go that way if I was going all the way thru. Or if I was going to leave the trailer there.
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It is not a problem anytime if guests would like to use our driveway and patio privledges if we're not there. Even more fun when we are there! Casa
#24 Playa Hermosa KM. 30.5 Puertecitos Highway. Stop on by...
It's the two story plus beach house in front...
We won't be down until Dec. 17th but will be down for 16 days.
[Edited on 12-9-2010 by BajaWarrior]
[Edited on 12-9-2010 by BajaWarrior]
[Edited on 12-9-2010 by BajaWarrior]
Haven't had a bad trip yet....
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BajaWarrior
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
"KM. 30.5 Puertocitis Highway"  
"Puertocitis" ? That sound like a skin disease! |
Word repaired, now, spelling police, here's a 5 dollar bill, pay my fine for me at the station!
Haven't had a bad trip yet....
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David K
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What do you want for the $5... a happy ending?
Have a great Christmas Chuck! 
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mcfez
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Puertecitos is a good place to camp btw.
The camps in town of San Felipe are a wee outdated.
Playa Pescado north of town is great for a night. Wont be no one there...5 bucks to get in...water avail...cold shower. You'll be able to visit down
town SF then....
Petes camp is good ONLY Monday thru Thursday. Weekends are not fun with all the quads and bikes. Hot showers, good restaurant, great bar. Park on the
beach front. North of town...secured. 15 bucks or so.
South of San felipe.....if you want to travel another 30-45 minutes to this area. I am tired by the time I hit San Felipe. But...South beaches are
great for sun and white sand.
Have fun
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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