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New RV Park near Acapulco Mexico

Here is what we can tell you about the park in written form, along with a couple of pictures, (a picture is worth a thousand words? They say) First the directions to here are the same as to the Old KOA (Playa Luces).  From there keep going past to Kilometer 9.6 and a yellow gate on your left marked by a flag “Sol y Arena”, ring the bell for attendant.

This little park was completed this summer and early fall, and is now ready for 4 big rigs RVs (our unit is 40 with a motorcycle rack making us 44 ft. 6 in. and we had no trouble to get in and situated on the lot.) Each lot is a “back in variety” and of a good size for awnings and lawn chairs, and good living area that is not crowded. Approximate lot size is 32 wide by 50 plus or minus long, each has a power pedestal, c/w one -  20 amp breaker  and std two duplex boxes with 2 prong plugs c/w ground all properly installed, one -  40 amp breaker and power outlet box, (wired for 30 amp RV plugs).  Each site has a 5 ft. diameter x 2 ft 6in deep personal dipping pool, palapa and interlocking patio.  Sites are nicely ornate with newly planted hedges of flowering bushes on both sides and back to give more privacy in future when grown. So far in the three days we have been here the power is a steady and even source of 118 volt… no noticeable spikes or drops. There is plenty of water to be had…. for pool filling and RV.  We personally have a RO system with our own booster pump and we have no trouble filling our tank… I have check and would expect for norNew Rv Parkmal filling of tanks the pressure, however, is not extreme but sufficient for filling even with a simple filter system.  Water seems to clean and clear, with no odors. The Sewer connections are nicely placed mid ship of lot, and on drivers side when backed in for ease of both big rigs and trailers. The gated entrance and drive way in is narrow but well packed, the gate is closed all the time and there is a bell buzzer for the attendant, the family at gate are present 24 hr a day and we feel very secure.  The gate to the beach is also gated and locked at night. Spanish is spoken, however, we, a couple of Canadians, are here for the winter and will help out with English, and Spanglish.. ha! The beach and the pounding surf is a short walk past the bungalows and main pool, ( which is delightfully clean ) has a palapa with hammocks for day use, also on bungalow side there are two jetted tubs for a Jacuzzi with a possible wine and sun set viewing??? Nearly too good to be true, for sure! The beach offers miles and miles of nice sand both wet and dry to walk on…. Ocean swimmers would want to be strong ones at this time of year.  It is quiet and away from the hustle and bustle…..of the city, or towns, but if you want that it is a short drive away. For details on availability and cost please contact Maria del Pilar Orozco, Mexico telephone number (55) 58 77 16 90 or (55) 58 77 18 90.  Acapulco telephone number (744) 444 40 91 or Cell 55 40 85 41 18

On line at http://sol-y-arena.com or www.homeaway.com property 144772

Email pilar@sol-y-arena.com or sol-y-arena@prodigy.net.mex

 

 

As a note Pilar intends to complete 12 pristine sites as described above in the near future.

Shark warning sign on the beaches at Playa Linda.....gives advice on how to avoid shark attacks.  Bill Bell Photograph

Information about Ixtapa Zijuatanejo, Mexico

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Information about Acapulco, Mexico

Acapulco Mexico hotels Everyone, even if they've not the remotest idea where it is has heard of Acapulco, but few people know what to expect. Much more than the name of a beach resort, Acapulco is a world renowned synonym for relaxation and fun, located in the pacific coast of Mexico, just 326 Km from Mexico city. Truth is that, as long as you don't yearn to get away from it all, you'll find almost anything you want here, from magnificent beaches by day to clubs and discos by night. Acapulco’s perfect year-round tropical climate makes it the perfect place for all kind of activities....more
 

 

Information about Puerto Escondido, Mexico

Puerto Escondido Mexico hotels Puerto Escondido ideally located on the Emerald Coast of Oaxaca, just 324 km south of the city of Oaxaca and 110 km west of Huatulco, is a paradisiacal spot for both the solitary traveler and the adventurous family. Its jade green waters that have earned it the nickname of the Emerald Coast, together with its impressive waves, have attracted the notice of local and foreign visitors alike.

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Information about Huatulco, Mexico

Huatulco Mexico hotels Huatulco means "the place where wood is adored" in the Mixteca language. It is situated a little less than 300 kilometers from Oaxaca, the capitol of the state of Oaxaca, where the foothills of the Sierra Madre meet the waves of Mexico's Pacific. Originally a small beach and fishing village, Huatulco was carved out of the coffee jungles of southern Mexico, Today, Huatulco invites its visitors to explore the secret coves and hidden lagoons within its nine bays that are conceived for tranquility, rest and relaxation...more

 

 

Information about Oaxaca, Mexico

Oaxaca Mexico hotels Oaxaca, the State Capital of Oaxaca, declared Humanity’s Cultural Patrimony by UNESCO, owes its fame to the beauty and harmony of its architecture, which still conserves its colonial touch and its tranquility, the richness of its cultural traditions, the wide variety of its typical foods and its soft temperate climate, spring-like throughout the year. Oaxaca is a world-class destination for tourists, featuring archaeological sites, museums and craft work of the highest quality. Oaxaca City is said to have a festival every week, as one of Mexico's folkloric art centers and with over 15 distinct language and cultural groups, the festivals are extremely unique and magical. ..more

 

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