Hi,I've been talking about driving to La Paz in some different circles and on two separate occasions people have said they wouldn't drive an RV on Hwy 1 due to certain spots being so narrow.On the other hand, I've read blogs and articles on the area ...
Curious if there are pros / cons to having a shorter rig Vs longer when it comes to RV's in Mexico. Will we run into more obstacles with a 36' that we wouldn't have with a 28'?Thanks
Checked out a few class a's today. Strictly Forest River and Fleetwoods. All gasser's, all new, several models in the low to mid 30' range ( coulple Geogetowns, Bounders, etc)These rigs have come a long way since the last time I looked at them - at l...
Hi,When I hit the road in my car, it seems I spend a lot of time pulling over to use a gas station restroomSeems in an RV this would really slow down progress if you are trying to make tracks, plus it's not as easy to get off and on with a bigger rig...
Belgique wrote:Re dog food. Agree that it is avail everywhere UNLESS your pooch needs grain free. Out tender 120# Lab (that will eat anything that doesn't eat him first) needs grain free or he scratches like crazy. Only place we found it anywhere was...
https://www.bajabound.com/before/permits/crossingtheborder.phpNot to be argumentative, but I don't think the rules are any different regardless of how you arrive. Maybe I'm wrongHere is a reference saying you can come down with 1000 per person in ite...
You need medical documents for your dog. They need to be within a month of crossing I think??? Up to date rabieshttps://www.bajabound.com/before/pettravel/enteringmexico.phpI've heard you can find Costco's brands dog foods down there, at Costco of ...
briansue wrote:The fuel comment above has to do with diesel - Mexican diesel isn't ULSD for the most part - though that is up for discussion as much of their fuel comes from the US. No guarantees. But that only matters to newer diesel vehicles. Many ...
