Campo Turistico #1

We passed all the other campos in San Felipe over the course of our stay, and I must say that this one is the most beautiful. The beach isn't shared with other businesses (other than fishermen) and it's typically pretty quiet around the campo. At low tide, you can find mussels, clams and oysters amongst the rocks on the beach.

The family that owns the campo runs an adhoc restaurant from the central building. Vickie will cook you great mexican food, or you can bring in your own catch for her to cook. The food was fantastic. Be sure to enquire with Arturo/Lupita (the owners) to schedule dinner or other meals.

All of the spots will accommodate truck campers/vans/small RVs. There are two end spots that could hold a larger trailer, but it will be tight to maneuver.

The wifi is workable and slightly above average for mexico. The showers are very basic, but they do the trick. The gates are locked every night and an American named Ernie lives on the property to keep an eye on things.

Tranquil quiet park located north of downtown San Felipe past the RV parks. Nice Mexican family runs the place; they prepare meals on request. if you've spent any time at any of the local RV parks you'll find this place more peaceful with less people (and dogs) on a more isolated beach with sandbars in the morning and afternoon.
Wi-fi, electricity, water & showers/bathroom on premises. Telcel reception here.

Check out our video of the Campground and area here: https://youtu.be/V-aYKuu6scs

From day one we were welcomed at Campo Turístico #1 as if we were family. We are going to miss our San Felipe tribe, sitting around the campfire, and sharing stories and laughs. The owners are very sweet and will prepare your meals for you for a fee if you bring them the ingredients. The down sides are that the showers never really get warm and the electricity has reversed polarity. We showered anyway and charged up our rig with solar. It didn't take much away from the experience.

The “electrician” that came to check on the power insisted on turning on the power at the pole though my device showed a red & green light. I found him holding my gfi plug in his hand while flames were coming out of the access hole! Needless to say I turned off power and put it out. Then kicked him out of my home he almost burned down. Not to mention he blew the inverter from my solar system.
The bathrooms and showers were horrible. We left the next morning.

$400 pesos for a palapa site. Quiet. Some fisherman noise in the morning. Bring your own TP for the toilets. There are showers too.

A little hard to find out past the baseball field. But very quiet with a nice rock shore for walking. $300 pesos per night with electricity. But do not trust electricity in Mexico without a surge polarity protecter. Pull in take a spot ( there are about 10) and someone comes around to collect at some point. Restaurant staff is very nice. Food is good but a bit speedy. Has flush toilets, shower and dump station. No water we found.