Off season for whale watching. The caretaker let us camp for free. We were the only ones camping this night. Lots of palapas, a pier you can walk out on, Osprey, Cayotes, amazing sunset and sunrise. We'll have to return when the Whales are in town. Probably packed then. You also drive through the largest sea Salt mining operation in the world to get here. Interesting.

The moon rose even as the sun set. Clams were dug and whales petted. Tacos and cerveza are available at the bar, yet it's beachfront boondocking and it's finest.

I will not spoil your gringo ideals with news of absolutely no service, no WiFi. But if you can't love this place, you are devoid of the very essence of love.

(Also, I'm not entirely sure it's still called Scammond's. It's kind of like a National Park now, called Ojo de Libre Lagoon. Also, note that it's not $5 / night, it's $5 USD to get in. You can then stay multiple nights for that same fee. Not sure how many exactly, there may be a limit but...)

And as always, Enjoy!