The Valle de Guadalupe boasts 26 wineries and 35 restaurant/bars, ranging from exquisite 5-star $75-100 tastings to fabulous meals from $10. Lots of very cheap traditional taco stands and food trucks add to the true Mexican food experience.

Guadalupe RV Park is also the first stop south of California and Arizona for friendly and knowledgeable caravan tour operators like Don & Tammy McKay of Baja Winters Travel Club (www.BajaWinters.com) - who specialize in introducing the Baja for those wishing to retire or winter ‘down south’, and those who simply want to experience the gastronomical pleasures of winery tours, or exciting whale watching nearby. We are an hour north if one of only three black skies’ in North America, with a wonderful observatory.

We are also 20 minutes from many beaches and surfing spots, and a bit farther to the natural waterspout La Bufadora - a blowhole and tourist attraction located about 17 miles south of Ensenada. La Bufadora is the second largest blowhole in the world, the only one in North America, and one of the most consistent - erupting every 13-17 seconds, up to 100 feet in the air.