This is a great place. Located a little far out from downtown but there are buses. The beach is across the road. Not as good as the old La Posta and Rosita, but times are changing We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

There is definitely a spirit of moving targets for rates. The rate is different from the Church's book and the campground's website. Church quoted $18, I found $19 online elsewhere and when we arrive it is $32. We paid the first night with the manager and were assured this could be converted to a weekly rate without penalty. We signed up with the owner for another 6 days and then the pricing two step started with "oh you are in a larger space, etc". Told him in no uncertain terms where to get off and the rate remained at the original agreed rate of $21 a night for 7 days. The receipts presented leave me with little doubt the books are being cooked here. Good luck making sense of it all. The park is OK. Far from the center of town but nice and quiet. The occupancy is less than 50% as with all the parks we have seen from the border down to Mazatlan as travel is way down in 2008/2009 season. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Relatively new campground on the Cerritos road north of the marina. Big Rigs have room for slides. Sites are dirt/gravel with concrete and brick patios. Road need some gravel as it is a bit dusty. Actually had good water pressure! Staff speak enough English, some are fluent. A small out door restaurant serves good Mexican food for breakfast and lunch except Sundays and Holidays. Located on a main bus route to downtown Mazatlan and centro, and taxis pass regularly. A friendly park with lots of long stay residents who know Mazatlan well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Access and sites are very tight for big rigs. Lots of mature coconut palms and bamboo between and around sites. Clean bathroom/showers. No laundry. Beautiful beach at the end of the park, with a shaded area for those who don't want to sit in the sun. Typical Mexican RV park utilities: Some sites had low water pressure, some didn't. 30 amp power would sag under load and exceed 132 VAC occasionally when not under load. Most residents stay for months at a time, and they are all very friendly. The location makes it easy to take a bus or taxi anywhere in town. There can be quite a bit of late night noise from the federal recreational facility on the south side, and people on the north side can have a great deal of noise from the kids playing in the residential area next door. Our friends' site had a trampoline six feet from their bedroom windows. Excellent fee-based WiFi at 385 pesos/month or 200 pesos/week. We camped here in a Motorhome.