We stayed at Santa Catalina Residencial and had an amazing time…read more Arturo was a great help and a pleasure to talk with. Everything we needed was close by, within 4 min, or provided. We had an ATV delivered to the house for $150 for 24 hrs. No hassles and direct. Thank you so much for a great vacation stay!!!

Never got my deposit back. Have reached out multiple times and was told it was being looked into…read moreand then dead air. Previous stay was also a struggle to get my money back, but did eventually get it. Will stay elsewhere going forward.

What an amazing little spot with wonderful people! This is a tight spot, not for the faint of…read moreheart. But the view is ever so worth it. There are off-road vehicles in the background, but unless it's a massive holiday, it's not too bad but it isn't a bad idea to have ear plugs on holidays when they can go all (all) night. The restaurant was open all day except for one Wednesday- not sure if that's usual. Food was good. You can walk into San Felipe on the road or the beach. Neat place.

We are coming to the close of a ten-day stay with 45 other RVs & 80+ Americans who are here as part…read moreof an Escapees RV Club caravan. This is Mexico, so expect a slower pace and a more casual RV experience without the amenities you find in an RV "resort" in the states. My 5-star rating is not to be confused with a 5-star RV resort in the USA. What you will find are some small-to-medium sites with full hookups and some without hookups for boondocking. There are clean bathrooms & shower facilities if you don't get a FHU site. There is a restaurant/bar under a big patio covered by a thatched palm frond roof located right on the beach. The food at the Palapa restaurant is muy bueno - especially anything with shrimp! The drinks are very good, with fresh-squeezed lime margaritas, delicious tequila sunrises & pina coladas. The sunrises are amazing and the beach is quiet and peaceful. During low tides you can walk out several hundred yards. During high tide in the mornings, the water is slack and perfect for kayaking. The Romero family that owns & operates this place is so friendly and will go out of their way to make your stay pleasant and accommodate your needs, whether it's an activity like off-roading, fishing, dining out or getting services from town. Yes, some of the sites could use leveling and there is a fair amount of construction debris and trash that could be removed to improve the ambience. They are currently working on refurbishing several beach bungalows which will provide another nice option for visiting San Felipe in a car. If you are someone who only stays in 5-star RV resorts in the US, Victor's may not be for you. But if you want to park your RV steps from the beach and pay a modest sum to stay in a little piece of paradise in Baja, come on down! The drive from the border near El Centro CA is very easy and the road is good. It's just as safe as driving through any rural area in the USA on a decent highway. Once here, you can escape the hustle and bustle, traffic and noise to find true tranquility on the beach. You are close enough to town to walk or ride your bike to the Malecon where the shops, restaurants & bars are plentiful. A little further away is the CaliMex market, offering fresh meats, produce, baked goods and other groceries typical of any US market. There are many gas stations, an AutoZone, dentists, pharmacies, optometrists & doctors. I wouldn't hesitate to return to Baja on our own or with a group and I would be happy to stay at Victor's agai

We are staying at Pete's camp luv it here great sites restaurant quite at night!!…read more Mellisa was a great hostess in making sure we had a good site she is very good and nice did everything for us very sweet person Thank you Mellisa for all your hard work so happy to meet you!! Thank you for all you have done Bobby and Judy Gannon

We have a house in Petes Camp, been going for years and always a great time with family & friends…read more the camping has really stepped up with concrete pads, 50amp electrical and sewer connection. oh yea and the bar is great, you have to have the bloody mary.

For Hubby's 60th birthday, we were Mexico bound. Our normal Baja location is around Ensenada, but…read morewe opted for the Sea of Cortez this time and it did not disappoint. San Filipe (pronounced San Fill-E-Pee) was stunning, the people friendly and the food outstanding. The water here is relatively clean too since they have a processing plant. Every meal eaten at local restaurants was reasonably priced and delicious. Many of the people spoke English and welcomed us as family. I had chosen this hotel months ago, but we waited to drive around and look at several hotels before making a firm decision. The Sandollar is outstanding! The rooms are spotless and come within fridge, microwave and toaster. The bathrooms are big, but watch out for the raised tubs. The first step is a doozy. Located on the ocean, they having free kayaks to use, as well as BBQs, a gigantic hot tub on the beach, and a covered pool. The people are so friendly and helpful. Parking is secure and it's close to town. It's not walking distance, but a short 3 mile drive to the Malecon. I highly recommend The Sandollar and can't wait to come back.