Semana Santa
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It seems to have been a productive winter for rvers. We had a small group of three rvs here at the house in November. We went with them as far as San Miguel de Allende. In SMA, Weber's was full as well as Hotel San Ramon. We were there this last week also and it was still going strong. That said, we haven't seen many rvs on the highway.
As part of Harvest Host and Boondockers Welcome, we hosted several rvers who were heading south in December all with different destinations.
We won't be here in Monterrey for Semana Santa as we are headed to Kansas City (tomorrow) and then the coast of Texas on the way back. Better to get out of town while everyone comes to town. Our area of Santiago will be packed for those two weeks.
The border crossings of Nuevo Laredo and Reynosa will be a two to three-hour wait to cross starting Friday the 31st of March. Laredo continues to be a problem area so be sure to take advantage of the state police caravans that run every half hour (in both directions) between the toll highway and the immigration office at the bridge. If you can, use the Reynosa/McAllen/Donna/Anzalduas crossings. Much safer than any of the Laredo crossings.
As part of Harvest Host and Boondockers Welcome, we hosted several rvers who were heading south in December all with different destinations.
We won't be here in Monterrey for Semana Santa as we are headed to Kansas City (tomorrow) and then the coast of Texas on the way back. Better to get out of town while everyone comes to town. Our area of Santiago will be packed for those two weeks.
The border crossings of Nuevo Laredo and Reynosa will be a two to three-hour wait to cross starting Friday the 31st of March. Laredo continues to be a problem area so be sure to take advantage of the state police caravans that run every half hour (in both directions) between the toll highway and the immigration office at the bridge. If you can, use the Reynosa/McAllen/Donna/Anzalduas crossings. Much safer than any of the Laredo crossings.
