David Nuevo
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Camp Restrooms
Can anybody tell me which campgrounds in the Gonzaga/ Pta. Final area have the best restrooms? GRACIAS!
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Don Pisto
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no contest.Beluga! worst is Papa's
there's only two things in life but I forget what they are........
John Hiatt
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David K
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Beluga has flush toilets, not pits, correct.
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mrioux
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Beluga, flush toilets and free cold shower, Manuel the young man who was running the place last year a nice guy. Nightly price was negotiable but
can't remember what it was.
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bkbend
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Hey, I was at Papa'a about a year ago from today and they've upgraded the toilets. Gone were the plywood over pits and in their place were actual
fiberglass porta-potties. I don't remember if they were just placed over a pit or not but I can't imagine it being cost effective to have weekly pump
service come down from San Felipe. However they were dealing with it, they were much nicer than what they had.
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del mar
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Quote: Originally posted by bkbend  |
Hey, I was at Papa'a about a year ago from today and they've upgraded the toilets. Gone were the plywood over pits and in their place were actual
fiberglass porta-potties. I don't remember if they were just placed over a pit or not but I can't imagine it being cost effective to have weekly pump
service come down from San Felipe. However they were dealing with it, they were much nicer than what they had.
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good to know, they were due for an upgrade!
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jureal
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omg
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PaulW
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Looks like the one at Santispac the last time I was there.
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honda tom
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yup ... most of the beaches at concepcion have plywood toilets similar to the picture at least it keeps the traffic down.
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BajaBlanca
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omg
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John M
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Lots of choices here
Actually the two we checked out were as clean as you could expect.
Rancho Grande, as many of you know.
John M
[Edited on 10-20-2020 by John M]
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Whale-ista
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Oh my... If I ever find myself driving in a new area, looking for a campground, and wondering why I'm hauling a trailer- I'll just remember these
photos...
Thanks!
\"Probably the airplanes will bring week-enders from Los Angeles before long, and the beautiful poor bedraggled old town will bloom with a
Floridian ugliness.\" (John Steinbeck, 1940, discussing the future of La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
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