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I like to boondock too, I never tought of boondocking in Mexico.
โMay-07-2014 09:53 AM
almcc wrote:
I think the answer also depends on how you like to travel with your RV. We watched a caravan come into Playa Amour in Aticama a few years ago, the parking exercise took about an hour to settle all the RVs into their slots (a great opportunity for the other campers to sit, watch and comment with some liquid refreshments in-hand!), there was a bit of a break then everyone got together to review the next day's travel schedule. Seemed to me to be too regimented for our style of RVing, we do what we want when we want on our own schedule. For us, it's kinda like queuing up on a cruise ship to come and go. Not for us, but others may have a different opinion!
โMay-07-2014 09:51 AM
almcc wrote:
I think the answer also depends on how you like to travel with your RV. We watched a caravan come into Playa Amour in Aticama a few years ago, the parking exercise took about an hour to settle all the RVs into their slots (a great opportunity for the other campers to sit, watch and comment with some liquid refreshments in-hand!), there was a bit of a break then everyone got together to review the next day's travel schedule. Seemed to me to be too regimented for our style of RVing, we do what we want when we want on our own schedule. For us, it's kinda like queuing up on a cruise ship to come and go. Not for us, but others may have a different opinion!
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โMay-07-2014 09:15 AM
almcc wrote:
Dieharder, that caravan is probably a bit different than the other ones, it's a relatively short run from Nogales to La Penita (probably a few days at most). I would suggest that between now and your retirement you grab an all-inclusive in Maz or PV and take some of that time to check out La Penita, that way you can decide whether it's a place you want to spend a month at. You wouldn't want to be anchored to a place that doesn't suit.
โMay-07-2014 09:08 AM
Turtle-Toad wrote:
You might want to check out the travel club Vagabundos del Mar website for tours. Their tours are run by club members, consequently the price is pretty cheap. They have simple 'down and back' tours to Cabo where you can drop out or rejoin any time, to 60 day tours of mainland Mexico. They also have a tour to Central America.
Then there is the travel club Discover Baja. Here again they offer tours led by experienced members. Their 'Tour' page doesn't seem to be working right now (probably because it's not tour season). But they do offer short trips (day/2 day), to Guadalupe Valley Wine Country and Ensenada during the year. There is a winery day trip (non-RV) leaving on May 10.
Both of these sites are also good for insurance. You can get on-line quotes, buy your insurance, and print out your policies; all from your laptop.
The Tour Season for these clubs is the winter months and are mostly over by April.
Another option would be to join up with someone that has been to Mexico before. The ontheroad website mentioned in a previous post also has a 'buddy' page where you can find a buddy to team up with.
Finally, there are places (WalMart parking lots, etc) near almost all of the border crossings where people stop when looking for a buddy.
Hope this helps
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