We have now published a whole series of videos about our RV adventures in Baja California, Mexico. The videos can be found by clicking on the links below:
Day 1 of Our RV Caravan Trip with Baja Winters: Tecate to Rancho Sordo Mudo RV Park, Guadalupe Valley, Baja California, Mexico – Post and Video
Day 2 of our RV Caravan Trip with Baja Winters: Rancho Sordo Mudo RV Park, Guadalupe Valley, to El Pabellón RV Park, Baja California, Mexico – Post and Video
Day 3 of our RV Caravan Trip with Baja Winters: El Pabellón RV Park to Rancho Santa Inez Campground in Cataviña, Baja California, Mexico – Post and Video
Day 4 of our RV Caravan Trip with Baja Winters: from Cataviña to Rice and Beans RV Park, San Ignacio, Baja California Sur, Mexico – Post and Video
Day 5 of our RV Caravan Trip with Baja Winters: San Ignacio to Santispac Beach, Bahía de Concepción, Baja California Sur, Mexico – Post and Video
RV Camping in Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico – Post and Video
Dry RV Camping on Santispac Beach – Post and Video
Our Last Day in Baja California – Domecq Winery Tour, La Casa de Dona Lupe, and the Tecate Border Crossing – Post and Video
Towing an RV on One of the Toughest Descents in Baja California, Mexico – the Cuesto del Infierno – Post and Video
Towing Our RV to El Dorado Ranch, Mexico – Crossing the Mexicali East Border – Post and Video
RV Living on El Dorado Ranch, near San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico – Post and Video
We are having wonderful adventures, RVing in Baja California, Mexico. Please share our adventures with us by checking out our videos and posts!
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