sc-surfer
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Onboard propane fill in LA Paz
I need to fill the propane tank on my rig. Not a portable cylender. Where in LA Paz can I get that done?
Thanks in advance.
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dtbushpilot
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There is a good sized propane place on the far south end of town on the east side(left heading south) of the highway. If anybody can they should be
able to.
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sc-surfer
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Yes. Thank you. I found it.
For anyone else looking its CaliGas. Google maps will get you close but off by a couple of blocks. It's on Mwx one right next to a big hotel.
I have a VW van with an unusual fill connector. They had no issues with it.
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While I was staying at Campestre Maranatha, an RV park and campground, one of the other patrons asked the owners about getting on board propane
filled.
Cindy made a call to the propane company, and they sent a truck right over to fill his, and any other rigs that might need some! The truck carried a
wide range of adapters and makes the trip there quite often.
Edit; Maranatha is on the east side, between Centenarrio and La Paz.
[Edited on 2-12-2016 by AKgringo]
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I am 99.875% sure the West side of the highway. But that leaves me more than .1% possible that I am wrong! 
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Quote: Originally posted by Howard  | | I am 99.875% sure the West side of the highway. But that leaves me more than .1% possible that I am wrong! |
you are correct
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AKgringo
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OOPS! I guess what I meant to say, is that Maranatha is east of Centenarrio, and west of La Paz on the south side of the highway!
Look for the coffee shop/bakery on the north end of the camp, good stuff there!
[Edited on 2-13-2016 by AKgringo]
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The coffee shop/bakery is called "Café Exquisito", a well known chain of coffee shops. It's in plain sight, can't miss seeing it, right on the edge
of the road, kind of all by itself. Maranatha RV campground is the big area way behind the coffee shop and hardly visible as you drive by.
That Cafe Exquisito has the best Café Mocha Frappes in all of the La Paz area, excellent pastries as well...they do all the baking there for many of
the other Café Exquisitos in town. Very friendly staff.
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