Alisitos K58 Surf Point Campground

This is a great stop not far from the Tiajuana border crossing, about an hour or so. Grocery stores along the way.

Basically a dirt lot for dry camping (no water, electric or dump), but located on the top of a cliff overlooking the ocean. Easy path to walk down to the beach. Lots of surfers on the weekend. Many from the U.S. There are numerous trash cans, clean flushing toilets, and cold outdoor showers. Fairly level, though a few areas would probably take blocks or other leveling device.

There are a few restaurants/bars in the area, as well as convenience stores. All walkable.

We had no trouble using our AT&T plan, which includes Mexico, Canada and the US. We easily connected to AT&T Mexico and/or Movistar. Speed was so-so, but when we used our Nighthawk modem with a simple MIMO antenna plugged in, download speed was really good 15-20mbps though upload speed fluctuated a lot from 1-3mpbs. (NOTE: Had to turn on roaming on the Nighthawk settings, as it’s not on by default. But our AT&T plan does not charge extra for roaming whether we are in Mexico, Canada or the US.)

We stopped here on our way south because we spotted it from 1D. What a lucky find! Showers, banjos, beach access, level parking. Dry camping, but that's OK!

My 39ft class A pulling a Jeep Wrangler was no problem. I am 13 ft tall and the wires at the gate were very close, but I made it.

Prices are by size. My rig was charged 300 pesos for 24 hrs. My friends converted van was 250. They have a 7pm to 7am option for 150 peso too.

Gated, small oxxo near, nice restaurant near. Definitely a good start to our Baja journey.

Verizon through Telcel is fast here too!

A perfect first landing after crossing south into Baja, or to position yourself for an early crossing north. The winter sunsets and crashing waves provided the perfect backdrop for watching the surfers below and a good night’s sleep. Safe, friendly, clean. A leaping dolphin bade us farewell our last night 🐬