In another discussion on RV tourism numbers in Mexico a couple of members have referred to an insistence of RV parks wanting to be paid in $US dollars rather than $MX pesos. We are an Aussie couple planning to RV on the Pacific west coast of Baja in ...
We are an Aussie couple currently in Fort Stockton en route to Grand Canyon and places further north. We are on a whistlestop tour of parts of USA and would like to spend a day in a Mexican border town as pedestrians. It would seem our options are to...
We are an Australian couple who have recently bought a US motorhome. We have set up a Montana LLC with my wife (Jackie) and myself (Doug) being the members of the LLC. The motorhome is titled and registered in the name of the LLC. We are arriving in ...
profdant139 wrote:OZeRV, what did you think of Baja Seasons? Looking at the video, I am guessing that you spent your first night there. The video had tantalizing glimpses of the surf at that RV park -- it looked good! Did you go into the water?Tha...
Just a follow-up to my earlier queries regarding crossing at Tijuana - it was all easy as some had suggested. We have just spent a couple of weeks between Rosarito and south of San Quintin - currently at Estero Beach Resort which is quite a contrast ...
We will be crossing southbound at Tecate on Monday with Rosarito being the first port of call in our journey further south. This will be the first time for us driving in Mexico and the first time south of a border town. Is there any reason not to use...
We are booked to fly into LAX (from Australia) to collect our RV from storage in Riverside, CA at the start of August and are keen to check out the Baja north area for three to four weeks (yes, we know that is not enough time to do an area justice bu...
Tree House wrote: ...I also read the library in Banff offers free wifi, but have not been there yet. ...Yes, the library in Banff at the back of the shopping centre offers free wifi - just go in and ask for the password. There is an RV parking lot ju...
