Customer Reviews

Traveler's Guide to Mexican Camping: Explore Mexico and Belize with RV or Tent (Traveler's Guide series)

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I found the book a GREAT guide for camping with my RV.The publishers website has updates on the campgrounds.

Thanks to this book, we will be able to get on with our project, drive into Mexico with our Class A. We probably would have done it anyway, but this book makes things easier and with less hassle and waste of time.
We know, now, exactly what and where we will go on our 3 month trip.

I really like this book. We are planning an extensive trip (or several) into the Mexican interior and will be staying a lot of the time in campgrounds but didn't have a clue! This book gives very helpful little details, for instance, it explains that one campground has various people who host and don't know exactly how much to charge. Lots of information. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because we haven't put the book into action yet.

Great Book !!! Full of handy information. We are planning our RV trip in Mexico, this book is going with us.
Book, A-1 condition, seller did not exagerate the contents.

Excellent book on camping in Mexico. We have used their Baja Camping book twice to camp in the Baja and they give excellent advice and great reviews of the campgrounds.

I've been searching on the internet for information on RV (Trailer Parks in Mexico) Resorts in Mexico and it hasn't been very useful. This book however is exactly what I was searching for on the internet but MUCH, MUCH handyer.

Was published in 1990, needs to be updated, to be helpful.

example: A visa is not required when travling in the Mexican state of Sonora, very helpful for travlers going to the Rocky Point etc.

I purchased the book mainly for a list of RV parks, 'None Identified', in chapter 11, titled RV Parks and Services, there is a reference to another book 'Traveler's guide to 'Mexican camping' for locations and specific services at Mexican RV Parks'.

Call me old fashioned but from what I recall camping involves pitching a tent and sleeping in it. This book has very little to do with camping. It has a lot of information concerning driving around Mexico in those enormous RV's (sometimes I wonder what is the point of leaving home).

This book does have a lot of useful information concerning border crossings and insurance and the like. It also some very nice descriptions of the towns and activities in the area.