Be warned that it lacks many things one would expect from an RV park in the US. The parking area is small and can only accommodate short vehicles, so if your rig is longer than seven meters you may have a hard time fitting. There are many power outlets but they're all 20 amp, no 30 or 50, and some of them don't work. The fresh water hookups all seem to leak and also have low pressure. The bathrooms are missing shower heads and toilet paper. I'm still giving this five stars because the owners are friendly and accommodating and this is a cheap and safe place to stay for as long as you like. There's also an excellent mechanic who comes here to fix RV's

I am changing my rating on this park. Since occupancy has fallen from every slot taken and more, the power has been constant, the water pressure is low but constant and with an extension, the dump stations are fine … I am between actual slots due to initial crowding which put us farther from connection. As with most every Mexican park since the pandemic, some infrastructure maintenance is needed, but everything is working. The location is excellent for accessing the town. The main street is just a block away and the town square is just a block farther. The are plenty of eateries including KFC and Pizza-Pizza if you like fast food. No McDonalds. And apparently within walking distance to the ruins. And it is a short block to the church. This a super park for this little town, with a friendly owner who speaks excellent English. She does have three large dogs who do bark some and are loose in the park but we haven’t had issues with them and they add greatly to the security.

Not a place to go or stay . Noisy , durty , we stayed 10 hours without toilets , water , showers...no service at all . Drive to Mexico and go to Pepe's...

(Translated by Google) Very clean, very spacious and very good facilities, light water Internet drainage without problems! $ 550 per trailer. The lady owner is a sweetheart. Please visit and support 100% national businesses (Original) Muy limpio, muy amplio y muy buenas instalaciones, luz agua Internet drenaje sin problemas! $550 por traila. La sra dueña es un amor. Por favor Visiten y apoyen a negocios 100% nacionales

Great place to camp if you are visiting Mexico City or Teotihuacan Pyramids. Nice vibe, friendly owner. Plenty of world travelers to exchange some ideas. We had a great time. Hot showers, WiFi, fenced, close to San Juan market, restaurants, shops, laundry, barber, supermarket, bus to Mexico City. Pyramids at a walking distance. A convenient place, indeed.

Good spot to stay if you're in the area. Spotty utilities, because Mexico, but it was clean and safe enough, considering. They have Wi-Fi, spotty of course, but again, Mexico. Lots of European travelers came and went as I was there, mostly friendly people staying for a day, some longer.

Hot showers, WiFi avail. Secure place. Nice owners. All Shops in reasonable distance.

(Translated by Google) Excellent stay, clean, comfortable and quiet. great service (Original) Excelente estadía, limpio, comodo y callado. Gran servicio

(Translated by Google) Inexpensive and well located 15min from the pyramids and from the pretty city center 3min walk, everything to eat and a lot of shops of all kinds (Original) Pas chère et bien situé A 15min des pyramides et ds le jolie centre-ville à 3min a pieds, tout pour se restaurer et pas mal de boutiques en tout genre

A great place to stay close to the pyramids. Host was very friendly and helpful. Walking distance to center of town, restaurants and shopping

Traffic dies down about 20:00 to 21:00. Catedral rings bells, but it's ok. Check power in the pedestals. Faucets have ok pressure. Sewer at each site. Clean hot showers at banos. Lavanderia 200 m away on 16 Sept. You can't beat the location for access to town, Bodega Aurrera and of course piramides!

We stayed there for five days and the camp was excellent as well as the staff. Friendly and helpful. The camp is near a beautiful church and close to town center. Traffic noise was the only downside, as I sleep in a tent. I highly recommend staying there if you are traveling through the area.