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Baja California (state), Mexico
Photo: Alessandro Valli from Los Angeles, USA, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Canyon de Guadalupe is a hot spring oasis in Baja California, Mexico.
Formally, Campo El Palmar
They have a cheaper "eco-camping" option (shared tub instead of private) for US$15/night. Weekend rates are more expensive than weekdays. They prefer advance reservations through their website. Each campsite comes with a private hot tub, a barbecue grill, palapas for shade, trash cans, picnic tables and room to pitch your tents and park your vehicles. The campsites are all unique, and can accommodate various group sizes.
Getting to Canyon de Guadalupe is not an easy task (which is one of the reasons it is so much fun). Four-wheel-drive and high clearance is recommended, it is difficult to get to the oasis without it.
Read in the guideOnce at the canyon, you can park your car in the palm tree grove and hike throughout the canyon.
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