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To search our entire site, enter what your looking for below. -- Mexico Insurance - 520-387-6006 Good publication to purchase is "Travelers Guide to Mexican Camping"
Kino Bay From Tucson, it’s 6 hours down US19, through Nogales, then down Federal Hwy 15 through Hermosillo. Located on the eastern bank of the Gulf of California and west of Hermosillo. Check out the “Senora only vehicle permit”. Valid for 180 days only within the state of Senora. It’s free. Go to the Sonora tourist center in Tucson 520-784-0551 Ck out Kino Bay RV Park, LaPlaya, Kunkaak Also the Kino Bay news at www.kinobayclubdeportivo.com
San Carlos Ck out RV Totonaka
Rocky Point Ck out The Reef at Sandy Beach, and Playa Bonito, also Desert Oasis and Playa De Oro
THINGS TO DO: Copper Canyon Rail TripRuns from Chihuahua to the Pacific Ocean in the Gulf of California. You can travel between Chihuahua and Los Mochis. It’s a 14 hour rail ride. You can disembark and stay at various towns and hotels.
LaPintada 30 miles from Hermosillo on Hwy 15. Natural park that’s part of the Centro Prieto’s Canyons. Desemboque 225 miles from Hermosillo. Small Seri Indian village on the shores of the Sea of Cortes. Great fishing. Alamos One of the oldest colonial towns in Northern Mexico. In the foothills of the Sierra Madres. 34 miles east of Navojoa which sits at the Hwy 15 junction. Guaymas About 200 miles south of Nogales on Hwy 15. Great fishing. Bahia de San Carlos is a short drive north and offers excellent RV parks, fishing, restaurants and a large marina.
CAMPGROUNDS: Kino Bay RV Park kinobay@usa.net
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This site was last updated 10/15/10