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[*] posted on 11-16-2009 at 04:56 PM


Ah Campo Beluga!




We camped there one night (Feb. 2007) and the wind statred up the next morning and stayed with us all the day and next night on Shell Island... Had to tie the tent to my truck! Not much sleep that night...




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[*] posted on 11-16-2009 at 11:45 PM


...and the amazing thing is that these are bad winter winds from the north we are talking about. What I have found in that stretch between Gonzaga and Puertecitos is that the TRULY horrific winds that really send the canopies flying are the west to east offshore winds during the warmer months.

The cot idea is great except for bugs...if the jejenes are about you WANT a tent. While the odds are good they are not around during the winter months, it's a bet I hesitate to make. I always sleep outside on a cot if possible but I have a tent somewhere nearby just in case.

It is still a wonderful time to camp that time of year with a little prep and the Corvina, Bay Bass, and Triggerfish still are around for a tasty dinner if you choose to fish.
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