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Villas Mar y Arena
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Write a Review Ciudad Constitucion Puerto San Carlos, BCS, Mexico 613-136-0599 Official WebsiteGPS: 24.7967, -112.1157
Overview of Villas Mar y Arena
Last Price Paid: $8
Reported by Arpi and Gabi on 11/22/2017
Longest RV Reported: 27 feet
Reported by Van-Tramp on 2/18/2016
Pad Type dirt
Elevation 0 ft / 0 m
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Reviews of Villas Mar y Arena 5 people have reviewed this location.
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Last reported 2/12/2023
“Friendly staff and good location for a whale tour”
Reviewed 2/12/2023
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Camping is available along the shore in the parking lot. Fee depends on the size of your rig, between 15-25 US $. Dry camping. There is a restaurant on site.Good food for reasonable prices. Whale tour can be arrange.Awesome experience
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Fabibou would stay here again
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“Off the beaten path, and worth it!”
Reviewed 11/22/2017
| Nightly rate: | $8 |
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| Days stayed: | 1 |
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A few spots behind the hotel, right on the beach. A little tight for space due to the Baja 1000 coming in a week or so. Good internet, great restaurant and met some nice folks.Our dog also made a friend with one of the resident dogs. Wish now we stayed longer.
Arpi and Gabi would stay here again
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“Muy fantastico hospitality for a parking lot campsite”
Reviewed 4/13/2016
| Days stayed: | 1 |
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| RV Length: | 19' |
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Met up with the other gringos here who had already been here for a few days already. There's not much too it, but the people running the place and there little boy were really great. They did not charge me to stay for the night. The food in the restaurant was pretty tasty and there is a corner market walking distance to stock up on cer... more
Met up with the other gringos here who had already been here for a few days already. There's not much too it, but the people running the place and there little boy were really great. They did not charge me to stay for the night. The food in the restaurant was pretty tasty and there is a corner market walking distance to stock up on cervezas and emperardor cookies. Just a parking lot outside a restaurant and small hotel, but its right on the beach and there is a really nice outdoor seating area that makes for a great office. Wifi worked good enough for me. Telcel service was good as well, LTE.
Chris would stay here again
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“Mar y Arena: phrase. Sea and Sand. Ask for Eduardo, he's a cutie pie.”
Reviewed 4/4/2016
| Nightly rate: | $8 |
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| Days stayed: | 5 |
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A small parking lot behind a hotel and restaurant, full of foreigners who've found this little town and who knows how? It's not anything you'd think of as a big destination for people who came from the Netherlands, Australia, the UK, Canada and the US. There's not a ton to the town, whale watching is probably the biggest draw, or a boa... more
A small parking lot behind a hotel and restaurant, full of foreigners who've found this little town and who knows how? It's not anything you'd think of as a big destination for people who came from the Netherlands, Australia, the UK, Canada and the US. There's not a ton to the town, whale watching is probably the biggest draw, or a boat trip to a secluded island. Low tide goes WAY out...a quarter mile maybe, and if you walk out during that time there are a plethora of clams to snatch, some larger than softballs.
The palapa / outdoor seating for the restaurant made a great place to work, and the owner allowed us to use his plug (15amp) to keep our fridge running while our solar was on the fritz. It's a packed in little place but if you're chatty, you'll likely make some new friends and those may include the owner (who had his ex-wife bake a cake for our son's birthday, a nice extra touch!)
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Nathan @ Wand'rly would stay here again
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“A great homebase to visit Puerto San Carlos”
Reviewed 2/18/2016
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| Days stayed: | 1 |
| RV Length: | 27' |
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The sites come with nothing more than a view of the bay... can't ask for more than that if you ask me. There is a large covered patio (with power and water) complete with chairs, tables, and even some plush couches. The town is a short walk away and worth the visit. The Hotel has bathrooms as well. You can go for whale or fishing to... more
The sites come with nothing more than a view of the bay... can't ask for more than that if you ask me. There is a large covered patio (with power and water) complete with chairs, tables, and even some plush couches. The town is a short walk away and worth the visit. The Hotel has bathrooms as well.
You can go for whale or fishing tours right from this beach. In fact, you can expect some traffic each morning/evening because of those tours. The road isn't far away so you do get that noise, but it is not heavily traveled.
Van-Tramp would stay here again
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Puerto San Carlos | Tales from a Van-Tramp couple
We bolted from Loreto on the East coast of Baja and, within no time at all, arrived on the West coast. Although Puerto San Carlos was never really on our agenda, the thought of spendi...
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Amenities
Hookups
- dry camping
Recreation
- fishing
- marina
- swimming beach
- water access
Facilities
- restaurant
- trash
- water available
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