CAMPER TIPS
"Master your Baja escape with our local knowledge."
What to Bring
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Sun Protection
Sunscreen, wide-brim hats, and sunglasses. The Baja sun is strong year-round.
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Camping Gear
Pots, pans, plates, utensils. Propane stoves provided in trailers, but bring your own cookware.
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Bedding
Sleeping bags, sheets, and pillows. Trailers have mattresses but are BYO linens.
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Lighting
Flashlights, lanterns, and headlamps. We have no electricity at sites (Solar lights in trailers only).
Driving in Baja
The toll road is safe and scenic. Always carry a valid driver's license and Mexican auto insurance (required by law).
Fishing
Surf fishing is excellent (Halibut, Perch). No license required from shore. Best bait: sand crabs or squid.
Cell Service
Most US carriers (AT&T, Verizon) work well here. Enable "Roaming" before crossing border.
Towing Trailers
The road down is dirt/gravel. 4WD is recommended for towing heavy trailers back up. We can assist you with our tractor if needed!
Dress in Layers
Days are warm and sunny, but coastal nights can be cool and breezy. Bring a hoodie or light jacket for the bonfire!
Cash is King
While many places accept dollars, carrying Pesos is always best for tolls and local taco stands. (Approx 18-20 MXN per USD).
Stay Hydrated
The Baja sun can be deceptive. Ensure you bring plenty of drinking water for your group, especially if engaging in active sports.