Again proceed about 1.5 miles along a dirt road, past a ranch to an area with a primitive campground near the ocean. The cost is only a few dollars a night, says weathered Francisco Amador Lega, who was born there 64 years ago. Pack a lunch and drinks because the only thing you'll find here is Baja solitude, the way it used to be. A secluded, hard to find beach can be found at Km. Look for a dirt road at the bottom of an arroyo and proceed to the Pacific.
Hills are to the west with a long stretch of quiet beach to the east.
Campers and motor homes sometimes stop for private camping. 86 and following a rough dirt road to the Ocean. A picturesque beach awaits on this rocky point. Swimming is rough with strong waves and rocks on the beach. There is a hill to the west that offers great views of the coastline.