Campo Serenti
Laid-back Sea of Cortez beach camping — the quiet alternative in San Felipe
Location: San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico, MX-BC
Price: From $20 per night
Price range: $20–$30 per night
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 (38 reviews)
Elevation: 5 feet
Season: Year-round
Campo Serenti is a quieter, more relaxed beach camp on the Sea of Cortez in San Felipe. Both RV and tent sites available on the beach. The Sea of Cortez water is warm and calm year-round — ideal for swimming, fishing, and paddleboarding. A good alternative to the larger San Felipe RV parks when you want more space and less foot traffic. San Felipe is 2 hours south of the Mexicali border crossing.
Amenities: Beachfront RV & tent sites, Sea of Cortez beach access, Basic hookups, Showers, Toilets, Quiet atmosphere, Pet friendly
It seems to be closed right now, but at least you get an idea what it looks like when it opens and when you want to book it. It's right on the beach. You cannot beat the location. Direct beach access.
Insider tips for Campo Serenti: It seems to be closed right now, but at least you get an idea what it looks like when it opens and when you want to book it. It's right on the beach. You cannot beat the location. You can get an ice cream right on the outside of the camp.
Nearby campgrounds: Playa Bonita RV Park (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico), Ruben’s Campground (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico), Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico — near downtown Malecón), Pete's Camp (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico).
Campo Serenti is a quieter, more relaxed beach camp on the Sea of Cortez in San Felipe. Both RV and tent sites available on the beach. The Sea of Cortez water is warm and calm year-round — ideal for swimming, fishing, and paddleboarding. A good alternative to the larger San Felipe RV parks when you want more space and less foot traffic. San Felipe is 2 hours south of the Mexicali border crossing.
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CamperWatch intel · hand-curated entryIt seems to be closed right now, but at least you get an idea what it looks like when it opens and when you want to book it. It's right on the beach. You cannot beat the location.
You can get an ice cream right on the outside of the camp.
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- One of the less crowded San Felipe beach camps — great for those who want space.
- Bring your own water filter — water quality can vary.
- ATV trails accessible directly from camp.
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