RV Parks in Sonora, Mexico

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The state of Sonora, in northwestern Mexico, shares a northern border with Arizona in the United States, and it shares a western border with the Sea of Cortez. Campers can find RV parks in the larger towns on Mexico Interstate 15; coastal towns, however, offer campers a chance to play on the beach. Travelers who venture away from the border will find lovely, uncrowded towns and very nice RV Parks in Sonora.

Kino Bay RV Park

Kino Bay RV Park sits directly on the beach on the main street in Kino Bay. The 200 sites offer full hookups with 30-amp electric (and some 50-amp), and guests are welcome to stay any time of year. Campers can use the on-site laundry room, and those who don't want to haul their camper home can leave it in storage at the park.

Kino Bay RV Park
P.O. Box 57
Bahia Kino, Sonora
83340 Mexico
(011-52) 662-242-0216
kinobayrvpark.net/

Playa Cortez RV Park

Hotel Playa Cortez RV Park in Guaymas is associated with the larger, old-style Mexico beach resort of the same name. Guests can stay in one of the 90 sites (with full hookups), get a meal in the restaurant, swim in the pool, and spend time on the beach. Located on Bocochibambo Bay, the RV park offers shade trees and laundry facilities.

Playa Cortez RV Park
Playa de Bacochibampo 66
Guaymas, Sonora
Mexico
(011-52) 622-221-0135
no website

RV Totonaka

RV Totonaka is located in the resort city of San Carlos, between Bahia Kino and Guaymas, on the Sonoran coast. The 120 spaces include 30-amp electric service and cable television, in addition to water and sewer hookups. Guests are welcome to bring their pets and stay for a day, a week or a month. DSL and Wi-Fi Internet access are available in the office.

RV Totonaka
Blvd. M.F. Beltrones Km 8
San Carlos, Sonora
85506 Mexico
(011-52) 622-226-0323
mexonline.com/totonaka.htm

Kunkaak RV Park

Kunkaak RV Park, a block off the main street and the beach, takes its name from the local indigenous people. The park is open year-round. It offers 60 sites with full hookups, including 30-amp electric service. There is a laundry facility on the property and saltwater fishermen can use the fish-cleaning room to prepare their catch of the day. Guests can access the Internet using the free Wi-Fi, and pets are welcome.

Kunkaak RV Park
Club Deportive y Cadiz
Bahia Kino, Sonora
83340 Mexico
(011-52) 662-242-0088
kunkaak.com/about.html

Islandia Marina RV Park

Islandia Marina RV Park, on Calle Guaymas in Old Town Kino Bay (Bahia Kino), has approximately 40 sites with full hookups. The campground is open for summer campers as well as for winter snowbirds. Islandia Marina is on the beach just behind the sea wall.

Islandia Marina RV Park
Guaymas y Puerto Penasco
Bahia Kino, Sonora
83340 Mexico
(011-52) 662-422-0081
no website

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