Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel

25 sites with individual palapas · walking distance to Malecón

Location: San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico — near downtown Malecón, MX-BC

Price: From $25 per night

Price range: $25–$35 per night

Rating: 4.3 out of 5 (62 reviews)

Elevation: 10 feet

Season: Year-round

One of San Felipe's most beloved RV parks — 25 sites each with their own palapa structure, beach access, and full hookups. Owner Kiki speaks English fluently and is exceptionally helpful with local recommendations for fish tacos, ATV spots and fishing. Not beachfront but has beach access through the campground. Walking distance to the Malecón. Sites are close together — social camping experience. Not suitable for rigs over 25–30 feet.

Amenities: 25 sites each with palapa, Full hookups 20A/30A, WiFi, Hot showers, Flush toilets, Beach access (walk-through), Walking distance to Malecón, English-speaking owner, 24-hr security

Kiki’s wins on location and personality. It’s the only RV park in San Felipe genuinely within walking distance of the Malecón — meaning you can leave your rig and walk to dinner, the fish market, and the beach bars without moving your vehicle. Owner Kiki Guzman has run this park for over 20 years, speaks excellent English, and is the best source of local intel in San Felipe: which fish taco stand opened this week, where the ATVs are, which pangas are catching fish. Small, social, and irreplaceable for first-timers.

Kiki’s personal recommendation list — ask him on arrival for the current best fish taco stand, the best ceviche, where the ATVs are running, and who’s catching fish. He updates this knowledge constantly and it’s better than any travel guide ever written about San Felipe.

What is new at Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel: 2026: Kiki added a second palapa communal area for guest use. New outdoor shower rinse station near beach access. Still cash only.

Wildlife alert: Brown pelicans are constant companions on the San Felipe waterfront and will approach for food. Don’t feed them. Stingrays in shallow beach water — shuffle feet.

Fire rules: Small propane stoves permitted at sites. No open fires at the campground.

Things to do near Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel: Walk to the Malecón at sunset — the light on the Sea of Cortez from the boardwalk is extraordinary. Ask Kiki for his fish taco recommendation — changes weekly based on who’s freshest. Saturday morning street market near the Malecón — fresh produce, seafood, local crafts. ATV dunes north of town — rent from a shop Kiki recommends for fair prices.

Insider tips for Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel: Tell Kiki your interests on arrival — fishing, ATVs, food — and let him build your itinerary The Malecón is a 5-minute walk — bring a small cooler for beer and walk the waterfront at sunset Telcel SIM gives the best cell coverage in San Felipe — buy at the OXXO on the main road

Skip Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel if: You have a rig over 30ft. You want solitude and private space. You need card payment options.

Best time to visit Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel: Jan–Mar — Perfect weather, vibrant town, snowbird community. Book 2–3 weeks ahead.. Oct–Nov — Shoulder season. Still warm, less crowded, excellent fishing..

Common issues at Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel: Sites are close together — not a private-camping experience. This is a social campground. Embrace it or choose Pete’s Camp (10 miles north) for more space. Max rig size ~25–30ft — larger rigs won’t fit without difficulty. Call Kiki directly before booking if your rig is over 25ft. He’ll tell you honestly if it works. No beachfront — beach access is a 5-minute walk through the property. Not an issue for those using it as a base camp. The walkability to town compensates completely. Cash only — no card payments. Bring USD or pesos. There are ATMs in San Felipe town 5 minutes away.

What campers say about Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel: "Kiki is worth the price of admission alone. He told us where to get the best tacos, which ATV rental was honest, and checked on us every morning. This guy is a gem." — Tripadvisor 2025 "Perfect base camp for San Felipe. Walked to the Malecón every night, walked to breakfast every morning. Never moved the truck once." — iRV2 Forum 2025 "Sites are tight. If you want space this isn’t your place. If you want community, fish tacos within walking distance, and a great host, it’s perfect." — Campendium 2025 "The palapas make all the difference in the midday sun. Every site has one. Genuinely relaxed all afternoon in the shade." — The Dyrt 2025

Nearby campgrounds: La Jolla Beach Camp (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico), La Palapa RV Camp (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico), Pete's Camp (San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico), Posada Don Diego (Valle de Trinidad, Baja California, Mexico).