mexico

There's a Mexico forum on here.

www.rvparkreview.com has reviews for parks in Rocky Point (Click on the Mexican flag to get started): Concha Del Mar, Playa Bonita, Playa Del Oro. These three are rated the best in the area. We used to go to Playa Bonita but that was thirty years ago.

On the east side of the mountain is Play Del Oro which we've stayed at numerous times over the decades. It is a very clean no frills RV park right on the beach. Great swimming at high tide and lots of tide pools at low tide. A couple of nearby small cafe's and bars. This side of the mountain is rather low key, much quieter than the west side.

On the west side is the busier area mostly along Sandy Beach with high rise resorts and RV park. Far more crowded this is where the action is. Numerous restaurants from low end to high. Nightclubs, bars etc. are all nearby.

We stay at the Reef RV Park.

rocmoc n AZ

Moved to RVing in Mexico

Let me know what you are looking for and I can help direct you to the right RV park..they are all different, but they are all good.

Wow!! 2 replies from old hands on this forum. Hello Rocmoc!! Hello Russ!!

Moisheh

We were at the Reef 3 years ago, but on the beach side, a dry camp arrangement we were happy with. Access to water, dump and laundry permitted as part of the very small fee. With the construction of extensive breakwater for the proposed cruise ship development, this may now be history. Where the RV Park is located, it looked well thought out, and close to the nice restaurent. At that time, the whole area was off on its own, with a sandy road to town. We enjoyed it and the city, but left as the spring revellers began to show up with their dust throwing machines. (We are just old and crotchetty, I'm guessing!) But in the RV Park itself, this will not be a problem, I should emphasize.

Moisheh, after seven years wintering south of PV, the States of Baja and Sonora had always been bypassed. Although we always stopped at San Carlos, we had never been out to Bahia Kino and the impending crowds at that time of the year turned us north to the border instead of carrying on south. All our information about that area rests with your posts on this forum, and thank you! Happy Trails!

Dave: You do not want to be in Kino for Semana Santa. 3 days of hell!!! The following week can be even worse. Called Devil's week or Junior's week. High school and young university kids. Other times Kino is actually very quiet. The road from HMO is excellent. Lots of room at the RV parks. Free guide to the area ( ME!)

Moisheh





Moisheh

Moisheh, I know you've been known to head to Quartzsite for a short trip. Well, we can be there after the big tent is long gone, and there are vast areas of BLM land-its called "space!" We really enjoy this, always some friends nearby, but spaced out. Of course this applies to so many places visited. We don"t mind paying to camp, but know that in the best of sites satifaction has gobs of quiet firmly linked to it. That's not usually an RV Park. We like the Fountain of Youth, 10 miles from the Salton Sea and Parks in Goodyear, for hockey games and Spring Training baseball.

A friend has a place ocean front in San Carlos. At Semana Santa it is days before he can get his car out, they are camped all around and his beach disappears, replaced by hundreds of yards of tent fabric. But ao Many people have so much fun!

At Tenacatita, Christmas time always brought families to the small beach where about 15 RV'ers spent the winter, and they often as not would camp very near. It was a good time, our Spanish was not good but we got along well; if they had some English we developed some frienships. But at those latitudes Easter was too warm, most RV'ers were gone from that beach and by the middle or late February. We'd head for the cool of the Guadalajara area.