Dry Camping in Mexico!
Anyone have good safe dry camping / boondocking locations in Mexico? With this winter's install of Solar don't need hookups as often. rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
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Rocmoc, you've been to Mexico already. As people said, these days you can't just pull off the road and camp.
Though in Baja, AND if you can't be seen from the road - maybe, at times. But a nice place where you would want to stay for more than just sleeping one night, will either have a good road access or somebody living there. So you're looking at some "camp".
Baja places like Concepcion Bay are "camps". Dry, but still camps. Somebody will come and collect - even when they don't provide any services. The very meaning of "camp" is different there, it's just a place where you can pay and stay. Can be a beach with an lone ranchero living on-site and no other campers so it doesn't look like a camp, like San Raphael for example. Or it can be a camp in Concepcion with many other campers, and permanent palapas, and a restaurant (and a dozen generators to listen). It's funny how many people are entrenched in 20-year old beliefs that small solar panel still costs several hundreds, and LED lights are all "wrong color", and so on.
Though in Baja, AND if you can't be seen from the road - maybe, at times. But a nice place where you would want to stay for more than just sleeping one night, will either have a good road access or somebody living there. So you're looking at some "camp".
Baja places like Concepcion Bay are "camps". Dry, but still camps. Somebody will come and collect - even when they don't provide any services. The very meaning of "camp" is different there, it's just a place where you can pay and stay. Can be a beach with an lone ranchero living on-site and no other campers so it doesn't look like a camp, like San Raphael for example. Or it can be a camp in Concepcion with many other campers, and permanent palapas, and a restaurant (and a dozen generators to listen). It's funny how many people are entrenched in 20-year old beliefs that small solar panel still costs several hundreds, and LED lights are all "wrong color", and so on.
