What to know
Overview
This campground provides individual plywood palapas (shade structures) for each site, offering protection from the sun and direct access to the beach for swimming, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Basic pit toilets are available, and a small store across the highway provides essential supplies and water purification. While no electrical hookups or sewer connections are offered, the campground’s location and friendly hosts make it a popular destination for RVs and tents. Guests should be aware that access requires driving down a dirt road, and cell service is unavailable, encouraging a digital detox. The campground is known for its community atmosphere, attracting a mix of national and international campers. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunities for observing local fauna, including whales during migration season. Camping fees are approximately $13 USD per night, payable at the store across the highway. A gate system controls access, ensuring a secure and tranquil environment for campers.