Huerta Don Chano RV Park

Huerta Don Chano RV Park is the only RV park within reasonable walking distance of the town of Mulege. It is still roughly a mile out, but at least along a river-walk. A mile in the other direction leads you out to the old lighthouse and beach.

The RV park itself can actually handle pretty large rigs. It is the fact that you have to go through the historic town and it's extremely tight streets to get here that makes this park most suitable for small rigs. If you care to take your chances with a long trailer or class-A, I recommend doing so very, very early in the morning to avoid as much traffic as possible while in town.

Although advertised to have water and electric at each site, no water spigot worked when I walked around to try to find a working one. The electric worked (20 amp outlets) and the Wifi worked well and reached even to the far sites. We ended up moving from an electric site to a tent site further away from the offices, for privacy, and honestly they were much more scenic sites than the bland RV pull through sites.

The campground adjacent to a private community of nice enough guys, but their dogs are allowed to roam free. While all of the are nice enough, they do tend to communicate (bark) a fair amount through out the night.

The owner was very nice and helpful. Bathroom did the trick, but don't expect anything fancy. Showers worked great for the 5 minutes or so you get hot water.

Stayed here 2 nights with my dog tent camping. Owners speak English and very accommodating. Unlike most of RV parks here there is lots of folage including trees, plants, etc. so it feels more intimate than setting up in those sand RV parks. There is electric in each site with a clean laundry room and bathrooms/showers are well maintained and plenty of water spigots and good wi-fi. I think it is the closest RV park to downtown Mulege and it sits across the street from the Rio Mulege so a nice view from the park.
There are houses and trailers that can be rented as well.
As I have lived in various places in Mexico noise is a consideration for me which meansi I always carry earplugs. Since this park is on the street there can be some noise.

This place was great! We tent camped here with two cars and two dogs for $200 pesos.

Green grass everywhere, a nice soft place to land for both us and the dogs.

It was our first hot shower in 4 nights. Bathrooms were clean, all sites had electric and water, and there was free WiFi available at the main palapa.

An oasis with east access to the river front malecon.

We will definitely camp here again, and hope to explore more of Mulege on a future trip. This time, we were just passing through.

Huerta Don Chano is one of the most beautiful RV parks I’ve ever stayed at. Each site is private with beautiful foliage. There are fruit trees all over the property, beautiful flowers, and palm trees. There are homes for rent as well as RV spaces. Manuel is the owner and is super nice and helpful. There is a restaurant on the grounds, washing machine, little library, and Wi-Fi that is usable if you are right by the office. Telcel had a strong signal there. You do have to drive through town in order to get to this park, and that was a bit challenging with a big rig. Our fifth wheel is 42 feet long and we had a space in the RV park that fit us perfectly, but due to some low hanging branches on the drive in, we punctured a hole in one of our AC units. The streets are narrow in town, so smaller rigs would have an easier time navigating to this park. We really enjoyed walking right across the street with our paddleboards and exploring the river. You can walk into town, but there is no sidewalk and the streets are very narrow, so we opted to drive each time. We had full hook ups at our site. We paid $140/week. We felt the price was very reasonable. Prices are for two people, and for children over the age of 10 it’s an additional cost per night. Vendors came by daily selling fish, pastries and other items. We are posting a full article about the park and our tome in Mulege, outlining everything we did, which can be found on our blog here: https://www.thewanderpreneurs.com/blog/huerta-don-chano-rv-park-mulege-bcs-mexico