Baja An Update
Armed with what everyone said is essential, the Mike and Terri Church book on Camping in the Baja, the latest and very out of date Moon Book and my previous experience which predated the birth of the ...
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Someone just before me was reported to have driven their Class A Diesel pusher on the route.
Probably us. 5 to 15mph and all was well. Just collected all the fixing screws off the floor when we came out the other end and screwed them back in
I would not stay at Daggets again and would not recommend it.
Not a lot of choice. Villa Vitta was nice and quiet and right on the shore and seemed to be the best of a pretty meagre offering but had no services apart from a dump point. Showers and water and toilets available over the road at the hotel. 10 dollars a night for two of us.We picked up their wifi in the campground. Restaurant was OK
Walked through Guillermos next door and that is a total dump although you might be able to wriggle your way in to a beachfront site among the permanents. Advertising $8 pp.
We also tried to drive the MH to Playa La Gringa which is a free primitive camp, but about a kilometre short the road got too bad even for me
