Looking for Mexico RV parks and campgrounds? This research update brings together campground websites, published prices and useful additions to the places you may already know, from Baja to the Yucatán Peninsula.
Browse On the Road in Mexico’s regional campground directory — the existing inventory provides 315 unique planning leads across five regions.
Baja Peninsula
Vee’s RV Ramada — San Felipe, Baja California
Vee’s RV Ramada — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
Two private full-hookup sites. The live rate page lists 750 MXN nightly for Ramada and 700 MXN for Open Sky, with a three-night minimum. A separate US$30 visitor-pass and registration/resort fee per adult is payable at the resort office. Check the booking policies for longer stays.
Oasis Azul RV Park — El Pescadero, Baja California Sur
Oasis Azul RV Park — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
A four-space park between El Pescadero and Cerritos, aimed at stays of two weeks or more. The operator advertises water, electricity, sewer, hot showers and Starlink Wi-Fi. Request current pricing and confirm your rig dimensions.
Official website — facilities, location and availability requests
Base Camp Baja Sur — La Pastora, Todos Santos
Base Camp Baja Sur — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
Desert camping near Playa La Pastora, advertised as van- and RV-accessible. Listed facilities include bathrooms, showers, a shared kitchen and Starlink Wi-Fi. Full hookups and current rates were not established in this review.
Official website — location and contact
Operator’s amenities list
Tango Azul Resort & RV Park — La Ventana–El Teso
Tango Azul Resort & RV Park — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
An RV park and casita property in the La Ventana area. The operator lists a pool, bathrooms, showers and a communal outdoor kitchen. Ask for RV-specific hookup details, space dimensions and a dated quote; no current price was displayed on the reviewed rates page.
Official website — accommodation and contact
Official Facebook page linked by the operator
Surf Point Village — Cerritos, Baja California Sur
Surf Point Village — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The operator distinguishes full-service RV sites from van and tent dry camping. Full-service facilities include 30-amp power, water and a septic dump. Its reviewed price list is labelled a February 2026 promotion, so request a current quote rather than relying on those promotional prices.
Official RV and camping information — reservations and facilities
Playa Norte RV Park — Los Barriles, Baja California Sur
Playa Norte RV Park — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
A separate property from the Playa Norte listing in Veracruz. Published monthly prices run from 16,000 to 22,000 MXN for the listed serviced rows, and 9,500 MXN for dry camping. The rate page says power, water and park services are included; sales tax is extra. Confirm the selected space and dates.
Cabo Glorieta RV Park — Cabo San Lucas
Cabo Glorieta RV Park — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The operator currently welcomes stays of one month or longer. Electricity is metered separately, water is included, and a pet fee is stated. The advertised dollar price does not clearly identify its currency on the reviewed page, so ask for a written quote with currency and fees.
Pacific Coast
La Peñita RV and Trailer Park — Nayarit
La Peñita RV and Trailer Park — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
Now advertised as open year-round. Published 2026–27 nightly prices are 650 MXN standard, 750 MXN partial view and 850 MXN ocean view for up to two people. Current rules specify 20-amp power and prohibit RV air conditioning. Contact the office about rigs over 30 feet. Current phone: +52 322 160 8275.
Official rates, site map and rules
Park Facebook community linked from its website
Our updated guide and original travel memories
Sayulita Trailer Park & Bungalows — Nayarit
Sayulita Trailer Park & Bungalows — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The operator continues to advertise beachfront RV sites with water, sewer and 30/50-amp electricity, plus laundry and communal showers. Its description emphasizes long stays; request current minimum-stay terms and rates. This is an update to the existing Sayulita RV and Camping Park lead, not a new park.
Boca Beach Camping & Trailer Park — Boca de Iguanas, Jalisco
Boca Beach Camping & Trailer Park — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
Offers both tent camping and RV spaces, with the RV section advertising water, 30-amp electricity and sewer. Prices vary by season, electricity use and location; beachfront palapas and other extras can change the total. Use the operator’s detailed schedule and request a quote for your party.
Official website — separate camping and RV rates, facilities and reservations
Interior Mexico
IMSS Oaxtepec — Morelos
IMSS Oaxtepec — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
A camping option at an IMSS holiday centre. The official 2026 schedule lists camping admission at 195 MXN per adult and 120 MXN per child, with separate parking charges. This is not confirmation of full-service RV hookups; ask specifically about camper access and overnight arrangements.
IMSS Atlixco-Metepec — Puebla
IMSS Atlixco-Metepec — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The official 2026 schedule explicitly lists an área de campers for two adults at 310 MXN, with an additional-adult charge of 145 MXN. General camping admission is separately listed at 190 MXN adult and 125 MXN child. Confirm the applicable category, stay duration and available hookups.
IMSS La Trinidad — Tlaxcala
IMSS La Trinidad — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The official 2026 camping schedule lists 130 MXN per adult and 115 MXN per child. These are camping admission charges, not a verified full-hookup RV rate. Confirm vehicle access, overnight terms and facilities directly.
IMSS Malintzi — Tlaxcala
IMSS Malintzi — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The official 2026 schedule lists camping admission at 135 MXN per adult and 120 MXN per child. Ask about the conditions for your intended overnight stay and vehicle; the fee page does not establish RV hookups.
Gulf Coast
Trailer Park Inn / Hacienda Xico Inn — Xico, Veracruz
Trailer Park Inn / Hacienda Xico Inn — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
The Xico tourism website advertises camper parking and tent camping with bathrooms, showers and barbecue areas, and links to Hacienda Xico Inn. Hotel-service access is by arrangement. Rates, hookup capacity and rig limits need direct confirmation.
Local tourism listing — camper and tent facilities and contact
Hotel website linked by the tourism listing
Yucatán Peninsula
Páach Kan — El Cuyo, Yucatán
Páach Kan — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
Yucatán’s tourism authority lists tent camping near the beach, with room for visitors’ own equipment and a dining area. RV access and hookups are not established. The authority supplies the Facebook link below and phone +52 998 396 9140; request current availability and prices.
Official state tourism description
Campground Facebook page identified by Yucatán Tourism
Cenote Yax-Kin Camping — Quintana Roo
Cenote Yax-Kin Camping — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
Jungle camping with bathrooms, showers and cenote access under the operator’s rules. The published camping prices are 600 MXN adult and 300 MXN child; tent rental and other extras cost more. Camper owners are asked to inquire about a designated area. Full hookups and large-rig access are not confirmed.
Official camping page — prices, equipment and camper inquiries
Yax-Há — Calderitas, Quintana Roo
Yax-Há — full listing on OnTheRoadIn.com
An existing listing that still needs current operator confirmation. We have retired an undated “verified three days ago” claim, labelled the old 350-peso rate historical, and withdrawn an erroneous longitude. Obtain a current entrance pin before using the old directions.
Our corrected listing — original photographs and verification notes
Before you reserve
Ask for the total in a named currency, taxes and electricity charges, minimum stay, cancellation terms, maximum rig length and a current entrance map pin. Tent camping, dry camping and full-hookup RV spaces are different services. Keep a confirmed backup stop and plan to arrive in daylight.
On the Road in Mexico Facebook community — share dated firsthand campground reports and ask other travellers about recent conditions. A community report complements direct confirmation with the property.