Took an Uber here. It was about $10 a way from the cruise port. Paid cash. It was 400 pesos. Free lockers. Getting an uber back was a little tough but not too bad. Bring gloves!!!!!! Ropes hurt and also can be difficult if it's hot. read more

This place is a ripoff. A bunch of thieves work here. Don't support the business. I had a reservation and due to covid the campground was closed, they are refusing my refund and will not allow me to reschedule my dates. I was looking forward to making memories with my family now I will not support this business read more

This place was amazing! My boyfriend and I came here and did the canopy tour for his birthday and it was definitely the highlight of our trip :) It's a little hard to get to from Ensenada (about 45 min taxi ride) but it's 100% worth it! The staff were all so amazing and the zip lines and bridges were very fun :) We had such a blast that we wanted to come back the next day but we didn't have enough time before having to head back to the states. I definitely recommend this zip line course to anyone staying in Ensenada that wants to get out of the city for a day :) read more

On the first Las Cañadas Summer Trip, this year, my daughter and her cousins were excited about taking a nighttime zip line canopy tour. In the past individuals could ride alone or paired up with a smaller or lighter zip liner. My daughter, who is 19, was eager to do the nighttime tour and wanted to go zip lining on her own without A second person latched on to her. However, as she was going through one stage to the next a stranger, was supposed to be hooked up to her. She had let them know that she was not comfortable with that and that she wanted to go alone and had gone alone other times before. They became confrontational about it ultimately just telling her to shut up in Spanish and then just get on. The stranger was a staff member who worked there but my daughter did not feel comfortable with that situation but she had no recourse as she was further along than the rest of her cousins in the tour. Instead of coming back excited and eager to talk about her experience she was very uncomfortable and upset about it. I brought it up with the members there and they said that that it's their policy with making sure that everybody goes with a partner. That is total BS because as I said we have been coming there for more than 15 years and when the canopies began there you could Ride all by yourself as long as you had the right weight and height. That was the first negative incident during the summer. I just got back last night from our second trip to this place and encountered a negative problem once again. This time it was with the ATV rentals. My daughter who is 19 and her cousin who is 17 wanted to go quad riding alone. They are both very experienced riders and wanted to take on the trails without the adults with them. There are many tracks and trails for ATV riders but you cannot hot dog in here which is fine by me. After an hour rental she returned the bike and when she came back with the bike one of the members of the staff I started accusing her of damaging the bikes. They said that she fell when my daughter did not fall. The company that rents the ATV to people is a company that runs just that but is allowed to operate within the campgrounds. They told her that they had many security cameras throughout the campsite which is a big lie because the security cameras that are their monitor the stores and the employees they're not the safety of the people at the campsite. I was not with her at the time but my brother-in-law luckily was there and spoke really good Spanish as did my daughter and they argued their point with many merits ultimately asking for proof or evidence from the cameras or pictures that showed where my daughter fell and the damage to vehicle. Ultimately one of the members of the staff came and just told the person who was accusing my daughter of damaging the vehicle to just let it go. It seems like they were just trying to collect money to fix the ATVs that are damaged. Clearly they were looking for somebody to stick a higher price tag on the ATVs who may not have been able to defend themselves in that situation. There is some cleaning up that this place has to do in order to make sure that all members of the family are safe when they are at this facility. It is unfortunate that in the future we have to take precautions like taking video footage of every item that is used there before it is used that includes ATVs canopies safety equipment anything that they might try to have you pay for supposed damages. Not saying not to go here but you definitely have to take precautions like taking video footage before you rent an ATV of the vehicles you are renting prior to using it. That was pretty shady what they tried to do to my daughter but the next day when we went to rent the bikes we had our video cameras and videotape every part of the ATV to make sure that any damages were reported prior to her using it. Please do this if you are going to rent an ATV. The rentals are for an hour but after you Finished up with all of the paperwork and helmet shit and you have an hour. They tried to quickly get you on the bike without looking at it and then send you on your way when you return they're either going to accuse you of damaging the vehicle or not. I would advise to make sure that you take your time and inspect the vehicle even though the clock is running to make sure you highlight all of the damages and videotape it in front of the staff members so they don't mess with you like they did to my daughter. read more

This camping site it's amazing. Tons of fun and activities. Kid friendly, delicious food and amazingly clean. Staff is very nice and helpful. Great spot!!! read more

Great time, safe and affordable with professional staff. The camp grounds look large and very popular.

Had lots off fun great place to visit great staff great prices. I will recoment this place. read more

Las Cañadas Campamento - Amusement Parks Near Me - Ensenada, BCN

While on a short Disney cruise from San Diego to Ensenada my dad, sister and I decided to disembark the ship for a few hours on Saturday morning to join in on a ziplining tour. I had been to and spent time roaming around downtown Ensenada before so wasn't overly excited to see the town, but what I didn't realize was that Las Canadas was about 1 hour outside of Ensenada so I was able to see more of the countryside. While the communities and towns between Ensenada and our destination were a bit dismal, the landscape was quite beautiful and the Las Canadas grounds were stunning! From the moment we pulled up to the moment we drove away, I was in awe of the lush scenery, picturesque mountainsides, sparkling blue pools and grassy outdoor music arena. All of these things were even better viewed from above, whether while zipping or walking across one of the hanging bridges. There were 5 zip lines and 5 hanging bridges. Two of the lines were quite long, which I was impressed with. In fact, I liked this course as much as the one I did in Kauai, Hawaii and a little more than the one I did in Big Bear, California. I especially liked the incorporation of hiking between lines as being on vacation has a way of making one feel like a rolley polley, so I was happy to be made to get a little exercise. The bridges however, were the biggest challenge and workout! It was not simply walking across a swinging bridge as each one got a little more difficult than the one before. You have to unhook and rehook yourself partway through some of them (creepy!) and most take a bit of upper body and core strength, but mostly balance. I would honestly say that if you tend to be an uncoordinated person, you would likely have some issues on at least 3 of them. That being said, there are ways to hike around the bridges to the next platform, which my 70 year old dad opted to do in place of half of them, so no need to skip out on the entire ziplining experience. The guides were awesome, particularly Osvaldo. He was so patient and helpful with everyone in our group. He even continuously offered to take photos at the beginning and end of each online and bridge for everyone. read more

Do the Canopy Tour with Jose & Jose. It'll be the highlight of your vacation! The other amenities are worth checking out as well. Cheap ATV rentals and other activities. Haz el Canopy Tour con José y José. ¡Será lo mejor de tus vacaciones! Las otras comodidades también vale la pena echarle un vistazo. Alquiler de ATV baratos y otras actividades. read more

Not even a real camping experience . . You can't even play music after 12am or make ur own bonfire wherever u want before a security arrives and makes u turn off the music or ur bonfire . . Won't come again . . Only even gave it another star was cus the wave pool was cool and riding the ATVs . . At a real campsite ur out in the wild and could play music till whatever time u feel like it not this shit just over hyped read more

Everyone from my toddlers to us adults had so much fun here. They had everything! But the best thing was how CLEAN everything was! Staff was on top of it all! Next time I go back has to be for camping! read more

This place is awesome. Restrooms with hot water and all. The only bad thing was thAt the swimming pool water was cold but it is an excellent place to camp. read more

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I absolutely LOVED this plaaaaace!!!! They were friendly with checking in and explaining the process and all the different activities that are available even if it was for extra charges they explained and accommodated our large group of 25 plus one kid who is Autistic!!. The grounds were kept clean and the bathrooms clean as well!!!! I will definitely w coming back Las Cañadas!! read more

Great place to visit. Super friendly staff. Lots to do and very clean. Also, it's very affordable. $22 to zip line. In Hawaii and Catalina you're paying 5X that amount for less. Highly recommend going for the day or the weekend. read more

This place Is awesome for families, my kid loved the kids pool. And the wave pool . We definitely want to go back!!

This place is great! Tons of things to do and the prices are great. You will want to be here all day. Although there are not much food options you can grab tacos which are a short drive away. I haven't camped here yet so I can't say anything about that. read more

This place was cool. I loved the ATVs and the zip lining. The bridges during the Zip lining were super hard. They are difficult and definitely not for beginners. They were fun though and very challenging! They have a walk way if your not able to do the bridges. I will most definitely be back to this place! read more

Las Cañadas Campamento - Amusement Parks Near Me - Ensenada, BCN

So much fun a must do on any family's bucket list I would highly recommend Las Cañadas Cabins are great for the price and size clean and hot running water and restrooms in each cabin Kinda far but worth the drive staff is friendly and accommodating Can't wait to go back place feels secure with guards driving around to ensure safety read more

It was a great experience. Did the Canopy Tour and rented ATV's. Bryan and Luis from the Canopy tour were great tour guides. Bryan was funny, personable, and professional. I felt safe, not rushed, and enjoyed our time. Bryan also had my phone the whole time and took awesome pictures of us....Since I was not sure I was able to confidently hold my phone during the excursion without dropping it. ATV rental experience was great as well. They gave us instructions and the dirt road to ride on had signage to keep us safe. Definitely an awesome experience and will certainly visit it again with more family and friends. read more

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My family and I were cruising on the Carnival Imagination. None of us had ever been ziplining and the "ziplining Shore Excursion" on Catalina was $109 a person. Almost more than we paid for the while cruise!!! So I did some research and and found this place. My girlfriend was a little apprehensive at first because it wasn't an official cruise "excursion" but it was the best thing we did on our whole trip. The cruise line doesn't tell you about it. I imagine because they probably get a hefty kickback from the overpriced catalina zipline that most people purchased the day before, but it was as easy as walking on the bus ($3 per person) into town and as you get off it is offered right along with the "approved" cruise excursions. The zipline only costs $13 per person but we ended up buying the whole tour which gave you the bus ride to the ziplines then afterwards takes you to the La Bufadora, and then back to the ship. So you essentially get two tours in one for half the price of just zip lining in Catalina. Once we were there is was clean. Super clean bathrooms. Lockers to put all of your stuff in. Lots of staff. And LOTS OF FUN. It was crazy. The bridges were fun but challenging. I skipped two of the bridges because I am 6'3" tall and in two places on bridge #3 you have to crouch down and crawl through a tunnel. I wasn't going for that. But they had a path you could take right to the next zipline. The ziplines were amazing. The last one was a 1/4 mile. Totally worth the money and time. I would give it 6 stars if I could. read more

Came here on a Wednesday 11/6 with my boyfriend, and we did the canopy tour.. Canopy tour consisted of approximately 5 to 6 courses which were super fun! Big shout out to the workers Jose and Josue who were with us and guided us throughout the entire tour. They made it fun and of course made us feel safe. At the end, I suggest grabbing a piña colada it was delicious. Overall great place to come and just have fun. read more

It's Zip Line Time! We visited Ensenada for a day while docking from the Carnival Imagination Cruise and decided to try Zip Lining at Las Cañadas Campamento. You don't need to book ahead. We took the Las Dunas tour bus right from where we docked to a bar/restaurant in downtown Ensanada. After you wait for the next bus to fill up (about 30 minutes) they take you to the camp sight which is about another 35 minute drive. Las Cañadas has a 5 zip line course and in between each are various exciting bridges that test your balancing skills. The tour guides are very helpful and are with you for each line and bridge. Take walking shoes. But not to worry because they will duct tape your feet if you wear flip flops. If you like zip lining this is the place to do it. It takes about 1 1/2 to 2 hours to complete the whole adventure depending on how fast you can get across the bridge, but you can go at your own pace. There were kids who happen to be in our group and the guides were patience and accommodating. They have walking paths to go if you can't or are too scared to complete the bridges. The whole tour was just $52 which include the zip lining and later a tour of La Bufadora (a marine geyser) which have the best freaking tacos. Even on a cloudy day it was beautiful and had an awesome view. They have a huge lake and trees as far as the eye can see. If you decide to zip line here, you won't regret it. Totally worth it and was definitely the highlight of the cruise trip!! read more

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Went for easter weekend! Loved it. They have lots of activities for the family and kids. If you have your own quads take em, we took 1. Will be going back! read more

Las Cañadas Campamento - Amusement Parks Near Me - Ensenada, BCN

Best camping spot ever. Very clean and so much to do. Staff was exceptionally kind. Will definitely be coming back.

Lots of fun. Pool time, relax time , stores nearby . Feels very safe. Customer service is excellent . They keep things clean and organized . They'll even bring you. Picnic table if you need it. Port a potty clean all the time. Easy to shower in clean restrooms. Tamale and champurrado lady comes by in the morning . Grilled chicken, burgers, seafood stands nearby . You don't have to bring your food if you don't want to . Be ready for loud music until around midnight. The whole place goes silent and awakens at 6amish. read more

I'll say this is one of the best camping sites I ever seen in Mexico, but it really is very expensive. That's why I give it four stars. It's about 12 dollars per person for a day stay. Overnight stay is about 20 dollars. The wave pool is very cool, but if you go during summer time like I did, it gets very crowded. The hiking is for everyone, very fun. There is no curfew, so if you are trying to relax is going to be annoying. There is music all night. There is also a very good service, if you need more than one table they will bring it to your site. Also, there is a lot security which is nice. Totally would recommend if you're trying just to get away, but not very raw camping. read more

Las Cañadas Campamento - Amusement Parks Near Me - Ensenada, BCN

We ended up here on our Carnival Cruise stop in Ensenada. There are these little shuttles that take you from the cruise ship into DT Ensenada and they offer the Canopy/La Bufadora combined trip as one of their options. These are not Carnival-sponsored but we felt completely safe and they were so much cheaper! My friends and I had a great time overall. I am terrified of heights and I had a hard time on one of the earlier hanging bridges. The guides were great and a couple of us opted to take the path on that bridge. I overcame my fear on the last few bridges and proudly made it across! If my friend wasn't recording on his GoPro, my family wouldn't have believed that I had done it. Ziplining was SO FUN. I had only gone once before at the SD Safari Park and this was so wonderful. You have to climb up a few trails to get to some of the last one lines and it is so worth it. I went tandem with my hubs on one and then on my own for the longest and last one. We only had one issue in the entire experience - my husband's pulley broke mid zip. However, he safely hung on above the lake until someone was able to come by and rescue him. I was only a little nervous but we had a good laugh about it afterwards. A great experience and we just might come back on our next visit. read more

My family and I recently stayed near la Bufadora for a week's vacation and decided to visit Las Canadas for the day. Wow! We brought kids that ranged from 2, 9 and 13 and there was plenty for all to do. From riding quads to the wave pool to the kids water area. We were impressed by this beautiful surroundings and well run park. There is so much to do. The pools are clean and the staff is on top of keeping everything clean and safe. I am usually grossed out by public bathrooms and "communal water pool" but I didn't once come across a dirty one and they even smelled like baby powder. The only bummer wasn't that we didn't camp. We will most definitely be back. read more

This place is absolutely amazing! I was invited to go camping and I was not expecting to stay in a camping resort of this nature! We camped in one of the tepee's in Villa India for only about $60 for two nights for four people in a 6-person tent. The area was pretty secluded yet safe as there were many employees around the entire park who are keeping watch and available to you whenever you need them, so you actually feel pretty safe. The area where we stayed included about 5 tepee's but we were the only ones who opted for the tepee rental as most people prefer to get a cabin or actually tent it out. Even though we were there to be in the wilderness, it was a pleasant surprise having outlets around to charge our phones. After all, they do have a #SelfieTour challenge throughout the park so you definitely need to have your phone with you! You will never be bored here! There are soooo many activities to do! They have, ground, water, and air activities throughout the campground. We went hiking, boat peddling on their lake, zip-lining, and horseback riding all in one day! We enjoyed the evening making s'mores in our bonfire right outside of our tepee! I cannot wait to go back and bring my family and more friends espcially when their water park is open during peak season! read more

I took my kids here we had an amazing nature experience we stayed 4 days 3 nights. we rented a cabin 3 months in advance.(private and beautiful view of everything) the cabins are cozy with bunk beds, sink and shower/toilet. (take your own pillows and blankets/towels and a fan) they have electricity outlet. you get your own parking space and bbq grill. I took my kids 2 years ago also but that time we took our camping tent. there are a lot of stuff to do at this place, swimming pools, DJ, yes DJ.. dance and drink lol. horse riding, motorcycle riding, the zip lines, fishing, hiking, and much more. we went on a 4 of July and they let you do fire works :D very secure and staff is very helpful. try the zip lines very cool challenge lol. I recommend this place very much!!. (Wi-Fi signal not very strong.)v read more

This is one my favorite campgrounds in Baja. The staff is friendly and more than willing to accommodate. On my last visit I stayed in the cabins and I was very pleased with them. The cabins are very simple and rustic but have the amenities needed for family such as running water and shower with warm water. They do not come with any fridge so bringing your own cooler is a must. For entertainment there's plenty to do and for kids the pools are great to enjoy. read more

Way too crowded on Summer weekends! God forbid there is an emergency because everyone would run like a stampede, not safe. They should control and have a capacity on the # of people they allow in the park. This park is losing the quality that once made it great quick seems it's all busine$$ for las Canadas these days. We discovered this place about 5 years ago and it was amazing now there is no point in even camping because you will literally be 1 foot away from the next camper since there is no designated camp sites. This past weekend they even ran out of bbqs and tables and were still letting in more and more people...sooo many people in the pools sorry but that can't be sanitary. Yuck! My advice come on an off season. read more

I can't say enough good things about this place. However, I'll start off with the one negative I experienced - the check in process. My large group came here to camp. We pre-booked a few of the cabins. All paid for prior to check in. We had such a huge issue trying to get everything squared off during check in because the employee who was suppose to check us in didn't come to help us. So, we had some guy who wasn't familiar with our situation. Check in took almost an hour to do. Aside from the horrible check in, everything else was great. The cabins we booked overlooked the entire campground (which is huge). I was expecting the cabins to be extremely tiny and cramped, but it's really not that bad! The only tiny thing about the cabins are the bathrooms (toilet + shower!!). It's very minimal but super clean and has everything you need. The cabins have multiple outlets as well. Cabins can fit 6 people officially. But if you bring air beds, you can fit more. There is good enough space. All of the extra curriculars on the camp are awesome. Lots of things to do. The Zipline cost $25 (the second hanging bridge is a nightmare - prepare yourself). I definitely recommend the zip lines! You don't need to do the hanging bridges bc they have alternative trails you can take instead. The paddle boats are free! They have a hiking trail that leads to the highest point on the campground that has a huge Mexican flag on top. There are also ATVs you can ride. Soccer, water slides, huge pools...there is so much to do! They even have vendors that sell tacos, clothes, souvenirs, etc. one thing about the food vendors though - they close early. The weekend we were there they all closed at 11AM :( Overall, this place is absolutely great. It's clean, huge, and there are so many things to do! And I definitely recommend renting a cabin. read more

I went here for a zip lining excursion during a cruise I recently took. JUST A LITTLE TIP, don't buy the excursion on the ship. It's much cheaper if you buy it once you get on land. They offer deals without all of the fluff and you'll save a lot of money. Even though most of Ensenada wasn't what you might think of when you think of Mexican tourist destination, the Las Canadas property was beautiful. There was a lot of land and we later realized that they offered a lot of different activities including pedal boating, ATVing, horseback riding, in addition to the zip lining. Also very important to note, the property was clean. You could tell it was well maintained. The people at the zip line were very nice and friendly. They all spoke English very well (obviously to cater to the tourists), so there wasn't much a of a language barrier. I've been zip lining in the States before and this was a much different experience. Rather than being driven all the way to the highest zip line and making our way down, we climbed a ladder up a main base post to reach the first line. After that, between each zip line was a bridge.; each one fairly challenging. There were a couple that really tested my balancing skills. The added ropes course really made the zip lining experience all the more enjoyable and made me feel like I really got my money's worth. All the zip lines were pretty long, some even crossed by other lines. The only downside for me was that I wasn't allowed to run and jump off the ramps like I've been able to do before. But overall, it was a great experience and definitely worth the money, especially because there isn't much else to see in Ensenada. read more

Las Cañadas Campamento - Don't have secure shoes and think you might lose them while your zipping in the air? Don't worry, they'll take care of you. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Ensenada, BCN

An incredible place! Our family did the Canopy Tour and it rivaled our trip to Costa Rica. Lots of fun and great guides (Ricardo was hilarious, safe and took tons of pictures for us). We will be back! read more

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Definitely best bang for your buck! Employees are very knowledgeable and friendly. Make sure you bring gloves! You gotta grab on to a lot of wire while walking over a few bridges. read more

This place has it all love bringing my family here every year. Clean restrooms and campsites.

If visiting Ensenada. It's a must to go. Excellent park. Very clean. Lots to do. ATC. Horseback riding Zip lining. Wave pools. Very nice and kids would love it. They have everything there. Mini market . Food. El sitio esta excelente. Diverciones Limpio. Comida. Muy atentos . Motos. Caballos. Zip lining. El parque esta muy completo para toda la familia. Felicitaciones read more

Best campsite ever. Lots to do and you don't even have to bring things to cook. Food everywhere and they're constantly cleaning the bathrooms and taking out the trash. Great for families but get there early to secure a spot. First come first serve only and it gets crowded on the weekend! read more

Travel distance aside, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of this camp and all it had to offer. Cool water park for small kids, a couple of pools, lake for paddle boating, hiking trails, clean environment and reasonably priced yet quality zip-lining and horse-back riding. The camp is very well-staffed. The views of the valley and green mountains are breathtaking. Things to look out for: 1) Read pricing closely. There is a day-use charge above what you pay to rent the cabin if you go that route. 2) This is a camp after all, so don't be surprised if you encounter a few critters. 3) Loud music is not monitored, and depending on the courtesy (or lack there-of) of other campers, you may be serenaded by force by music that is played, not only for the benefit of those individual campers, but for the entire camp. This will greatly diminish your experience and the reason I'm awarding 4 instead of 5 stars. read more