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David K
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Almost every lagoon entrance and many canyon entrances too!
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advrider
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But only one has a Blanca with a cool hotel! LOL...
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Don Jorge
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Pencil in La Paz, snorkel Isolote, on to a few days camping at Conejos. If you are a bit goofy even better.
Enjoy!
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BajaBlanca
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David K, you are so right. Estero de La Bocana is our official name.
We are close to Punta Abreojos and right in the middle of the peninsula.
We do NOT charge for kids!
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kylet
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Just wanted to log in and say thanks for all the suggestions! What a great community.
Cheers
Kyle
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mtgoat666
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my wife says I am just a big kid, so free for me!
All you can eat buffet?
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AKgringo
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Kylet; When passing through the La Paz area, you may be interested in Campestre Maranatha. It is an RV park/campground that also has a few rental
bungalows and dorm rooms.
An excellent coffee shop and bakery is on the property, and they also serve great breakfasts and sandwiches. There are washing machines available,
but count on enough time to line dry any laundry.
The management is third generation there, and bi-lingual. They are a great source for information about local attractions or services.
Here is a link;
http://ioverlander.com/places/4532-campestre-maranatha
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David K
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Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo  | Kylet; When passing through the La Paz area, you may be interested in Campestre Maranatha. It is an RV park/campground that also has a few rental
bungalows and dorm rooms.
An excellent coffee shop and bakery is on the property, and they also serve great breakfasts and sandwiches. There are washing machines available,
but count on enough time to line dry any laundry.
The management is third generation there, and bi-lingual. They are a great source for information about local attractions or services.
Here is a link;
http://ioverlander.com/places/4532-campestre-maranatha |
Located at Km. 11 as you approach the outskirts of La Paz, near the airport:
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