
Camping and RV Trailer parks in Puerto Vallarta and surroundings
Summary
- Puerto Vallarta has several RV parks and campgrounds that offer full hookups, special events areas, bathrooms with showers, electricity, areas for recreation or sport, and Wi-Fi.
- Tacho’s RV and Trailer Park is one of the most popular RV parks in Puerto Vallarta, with 125 full hookups and a great campground with a pool.
- RVers should be aware of the road conditions and the routes they take, as some roads may be narrow and winding.
- RVers can enjoy the beaches, mountains, and cultural attractions of Puerto Vallarta and its surroundings.
Camping
All locations where you can camp it is very important you take garbage bags along so you can accumulate your garbage so you take it with you when you leave.
You are also asked to avoid bringing glass items to the camping spots.
Authorities mention that you are able to camp in the following beaches:
Jalisco
Boca de Tomates
Please be careful as there are crocodiles in this area.
Sunscape Beach
Hotel Costa Club Punta Arenas Beach
Punta Negra Beach
Palmares Beach
No bonfires allowed
Nayarit
La Manzanilla

Villa Varadero Beach
Hotel Marival Beach
Hotel Samba Beach
Punta Negra (Carrilleros) Beach
Guayabitos Beach
Los Ayala Beach
Higuera Blanca Beach
Other camping options
Yelapa – Angelina’s Gardens
Close to Hotel Lagunita Yelapa on the beach. Talk to Elena. phone (322) 209-5256 Facebook

Yelapa Oasis
Beside the river.
Privada Marlin #4
Yelapa, Jalisco, Mexico
(52+322) 209 5270
desk@yelapaoasis.com

Mayto
Camping Sol y Mar
GPS Coordinates: 20° 14′ 59″ N 105° 34′ 49″ W
Sitio

RV & Trailer Parks
Two official trailer parks in Puerto Vallarta.
Tachos RV and Trailer Park

Av. Priciliano Sanchez, s/n in front of Aramara, 48314 Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
Tel +52 (322) 224-2163
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Trailer Park Puerto Vallarta

Address Calle Francia # 143, Colonia Versailles, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
Tel +52-322-224-2828
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FAQ
- What is the safest part of Puerto Vallarta to stay in?
The Marina and the Romantic Zone are considered some of the safest areas to stay in Puerto Vallarta. Both areas are popular among tourists and offer a variety of accommodations, restaurants, and attractions. The Marina is known for its upscale atmosphere, luxury resorts, and high-end shops and restaurants. It has a very secure, controlled environment with 24/7 security personnel. The Romantic Zone offers a more authentic Mexican experience with cobblestone streets, colorful colonial buildings, and a vibrant mix of galleries, cafes, and bars. As a central tourist area, it also has a strong police presence and is considered very safe.
- Where do locals go in Puerto Vallarta?
Locals in Puerto Vallarta enjoy spending time at the city’s beautiful beaches, scenic parks, and lively local markets. Popular beach spots include Playa de Oro, Playa Las Animas, and Playa Camarones for their soft sand and calm waters. Many locals visit the Vallarta Botanical Gardens to enjoy the lush vegetation and hiking trails. They also frequent authentic local food venues like Birrieria las 3 Regiones taco stand, cafes like Cafecito Vallarta, and neighborhood bars like La Cerveceria Union. The downtown Lazaro Cardenas market is a favorite for produce, spices, crafts.
- Is Downtown Puerto Vallarta nice?
Yes, downtown Puerto Vallarta is an exceptionally nice and popular area, celebrated for its vibrant mix of historic Mexican charm and a lively beach town atmosphere. It features a picturesque historic center with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and the iconic Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe church. The downtown seamlessly blends into the scenic Malecón, a beautiful oceanfront boardwalk lined with fascinating sculptures, shops, and restaurants, making it perfect for strolling and enjoying the stunning ocean views.
The area offers an excellent variety of dining, from upscale restaurants to authentic street food, along with fantastic shopping in boutiques and art galleries. Adjacent to the main center is the popular Zona Romántica (Romantic Zone), known for its trendy vibe and energetic nightlife. The entire downtown is considered safe and is very walkable, allowing visitors to easily explore its captivating blend of culture, cuisine, and coastal beauty on foot.
Tip: For an unforgettable experience, head down to the Malecón or any beachfront spot about 30 minutes before the scheduled sundown to watch the spectacular sunset over the bay.
- What is considered old town in Puerto Vallarta?
Old Town, also known as the Romantic Zone or Zona Romántica, is considered the historic heart of Puerto Vallarta. It is characterized by its picturesque cobblestone streets, classic whitewashed buildings, red-tiled roofs, and a lively mix of shops, galleries, restaurants and bars. Nestled between the Sierra Madre mountains and Banderas Bay, Old Town has a traditional Mexican village charm with its colonial architecture and slower pace compared to the rest of Puerto Vallarta. Its romantic ambience comes from the area’s natural beauty, outdoor cafes, and charming boutique hotels. Old Town offers visitors a taste of an authentic Mexican neighborhood.

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