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[*] posted on 8-31-2017 at 12:39 PM
Overnight stop in or near San Felipe


We usually stay at Pete's camp, but dont relish hauling my dually , full size truck camper and 18ft boat back up Pete's cobblestone driveway from the beach.
Any other safe overnight parking areas (convoy of my rig,a pickup and a Cherokee)...just an overnight, arrival around 2200 then onward to Gonzaga at dawn!
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[*] posted on 8-31-2017 at 12:56 PM


In my TRIP #3 report, I give the kilometer markers and photos of all the camping places I found, north of San Felipe: http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=85989

Here is a road log from that thread:
ROAD LOG NOTES (going north):
Km. 189.5+ San Felipe Entrance Arches
Km. 184+ Campo El Pescador (entrance closed)
Km. 184 PEMEX (on west side)
Km. 183 Playas del Sol (1.1 mi.) Palapas www.playasdelsol@live.com.mex is posted.
Km. 182 Campo Ocotillos (not camping, lots for lease)
Km. 181.5+ Pai Pai Campo (0.9 mi.) Beach only.
Km. 181 Colonia Morelos (Valle Chico/ Agua Caliente/ Matomí access) Road. San Felipe Storage.
Km. 180+ Campo Los Compadres (0.9 in) Many palapas overlooking beach or arroyo.
Km. 179 Playa del Oro entrance. Road-Runner Restaurant/ Deli. GOOD FOOD! Had a nice breakfast here, many cars in front.
Km. 178.5+ PEMEX STATION (on west side)
Km. 177.5 Pete's Camp El Paraiso (1.0 mi. to restaurant, 1.1 to palapas)
Km. 173.5 Playa Grande (see Day 1 post for details).




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