Inferlino
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Camping north of Guerro Negro
Would anyone like to share information about camping conditions on the beaches north of Guerro Negro, say for 30-40 miles ? Of particular interest is
safety -wifes' concern- water temperatures in June for surfing/boggie boarding, and camping conditions. I have heard that the area is perpetually
windy.
The idea is camping for a few days on the beach ( four wheel drive and a tent camper) with teenage boys and then a hotel stop in between. The wife is
concerned that the locals maybe unfriendly with all the immigartion turmoil in the US. Is the hotel, La Pinata, I thinks, a reasonable place to stay?
Will post a trip report if it works out.
thanks
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JESSE
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Inferlino
The wife is concerned that the locals maybe unfriendly with all the immigartion turmoil in the US. |
:lol on't worry, the turmoil is on that side of the border, people around here talk
about it, but never let it influence their lives.
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woody with a view
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there are a lot of places to camp and surf. however, june is not the time of year for surf in that area. you need to go farther south (south of the
vizcaino) because the peninsula blocks any swell. the entire area is a great place tho...
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David K
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Laguna Manuela & Variety Beach have camping options... Both are west of Villa Jesus Maria. Take paved side road west from town 3/4 mile, then wide
graded road to the left.
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shari
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I llive 3 hours south of GN and our beach is fabulous for boogie boarding, surfing and the natives are very friendly!! The water is still super cold
and wet suit is needed (we rent them and boards too here) and it can be windy so it's good to find a sheltered spot to camp if tenting. At Tomatal, a
nice beach half an hour north of GN, there are places in the dunes to camp and there is a cool little campground with little palapas which are great
to get out of the wind and hang out, it's called Playa Esmerelda and is at the north end of Tomatal, which is only a short hop off the highway. Be
happy to show you around here if you care to come a little further south...my daughter is learning to surf here....buen viaje amigo
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David K
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I have some photos of El Tomatal area... El Tomatal is Baja's E.T. !!!
see: http://vivabaja.com/et
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woody with a view
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always wanted to check el tomatal. not so sure now...
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David K
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It was what brought M to the Amigos board... asking if anyone else experienced the strange things she and Graham had, there.
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Tomas Tierra
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Woody, it can get very good......but after traveling that far its kind of a stock spot....to close to the Hwy for me, but the surf cranks!! River
mouth/cobble stone reef about 3/4 a mile north on the beach...likes high tide...TT
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