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woody with a view
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the pinta is around $85 if i remember....
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goldhuntress
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I don't worry about camping at Santa Inez. I've stayed there plenty of times, alone and not alone and have never had a problem. I've never heard of
any problems there either.
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DianaT
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Mision Cataviņa --- ex La Pinta, ex Desert Inn ---just a month ago
$1235.00 pesos Two people, two of those awful dogs, and discount for having an FM3.
The dog fee and the discount were just about a wash.
[Edited on 6-16-2012 by DianaT]
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thebajarunner
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This is a listing of all the campers that have been attacked at Catavina:
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and, this is the first time I have heard of anyone getting sick from eating at the old gas station site restaurant.
we take a dozen guys in there a couple times a year, year after year, no one has ever complained.
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tripledigitken
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For food in Catavina you can also.....
drive into Rancho Santa Ynez, and if the kitchen is open, they prepare decent food for a very reasonable cost.
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Marc
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Stay at Pink Palace if you must & eat across the road from the hotel. I would stay at the hotel myself. Been there at least 40 times coming and
going. Was La Pinta now??If you are a couple of guys try Sta Inez. Basic & no privacy.
[Edited on 6-17-2012 by Marc]
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Pompano
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From November, 2011...but was just there in late April, 2012 and it was the same sign. Of course, this is Baja...just saying.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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chuckie
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You generally get what you pay for...
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Barry A.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by chuckie
You generally get what you pay for... |
-------and, with that particular hotel, I think you get your money's worth---------love everything about that hotel, and would not even think of
staying any place else.
I have so many memories from that hotel-----------all good!!!
Barry
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SFandH
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
I'm curious what they're charging for the rooms at Santa Ines if it's 15.00US just to park there, now? |
15 dollars???? 
We stayed a night there in our RV about a month ago. It was 100 pesos.
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