4X4 tours for off road enthusiasts to see Baja.
We escort our guests on some of the same offroad trails used for the famous Baja 500 and the Grand daddy of all, the Score Tecate Baja 1000. We offer basic 4x4 tours to elaborate custom off-road tours. Call us at 1-951-973-2058 to book your tour
Met Peter Kling on the EDR earlier this year. High energy adrenaline junkie this guy.
Super fun and family guy as well. Give him a follow on the Instagram @bonehaedgarage He's always good for some interesting stuff.
Can't wait to get him and his Jeep on a run.
He is the newest addition to the Camp4lo team. He is in charge of all your hotels, restaurants, refreshments, and your general well being while in Baja. JC has relationships with most businesses up and down the peninsula. We come up with the routes and JC sets up all our accommodations and food along the way. This frees us up to discover new trails and routes so we can make your off road 4x4 adventure tour even more special. JC has a successful travel company called BAJA VOYAGER He handles trips for the Baja racers and others. We are so blessed to have JC, and his knowledge working with us. He rides along on the tour and will be our concierge of sorts. His attention to detail is second to none. Welcome JC!
Want to see more of what we do? Here is a little video reel of our last Camp4lo Baja Expidition. Give us a call today and we can help you with your Baja off road adventure!
Enjoy
Let us take you on your Baja adventure. We handle all the logistics, accomodations, food, everything.
Our friendly staff is committed to seeing your Baja excursion is one you will remember for a lifetime. Just show up with your rig and we do the rest. Camp4lo Baja Off Road Tours will guide you through some of the most scenic places you have ever seen. We taylor our runs to fit all 4X4 vehicles. Your rig can be "mild to wild" and you are sure to find a challenge for whatever fits your off road needs.
Give us a call or email today.
info@camp4lo.com
844-CAMP4LO
Photo of our last trip. The off roading was awesome. Bring your Jeep, your Land Cruiser, your Tacoma, or whatever 4x4 you own, Stock to built we offer challenging terrain for every rig.
September 25-28 2015 This will be a great run that will encompass both coasts of Baja. We meet in San Diego and guide you through the border and down past Ensenada. Off road down the West coast along the beach. The following day we traverse the peninsula and run to the other coast. We finish our off road journey in the town of San Felipe. This run is open to all 4 wheel drive rigs. Stock to wild. EMAIL or call 844-CAMP4LO with any questions
We have been wanting to run a section between Mikes and Coyote Ranch for a while now and figured early July would be best, after the Baja 500 craziness and before the late Summer possibilities of hurricane rains. We let everyone know we were going to be on a Pre Run the third day and we didn't know what to expect. We published this run without much advanced notice but that didn't seem to matter we filled up the roster with a great mix of rigs. We met up Thursday morning at the usual place, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance, shook hands with our guests and I quickly realized this was a good group and my stoke level went to 11.
3 Toyota's and 3 Jeeps ready for the Northern Baja Run
We crossed the border and made our way to Ensenada stopping at a taco shop for lunch.
All fueled up on Carne Asada, Al Pastor, Pescado, and Camarones we headed straight to Santo Thomas. We started our off road journey heading West toward Erendira on part the Baja 500 race course.
Off roading the Baja coastline toward Erendira.
We arrived at Coyote Cals late afternoon just in time for a few cold Pacificos.
Friday morning greeted us with plenty of sunshine and near perfect temperatures.
We geared up and made our way through the sleepy little town and resumed our off road route on the Baja 500 course.
Here are a few images from Fridays leg....
No bad days in Baja!
Friday night we stayed in a nice hotel in Colonet had well deserved showers and a great meal.
Our guests were tired from the days activities. We all retired early in anticipation of the next days adventure. I was pretty excited about the new day and the trails we were going to run Saturday. I had not been on them in quite a few years.
Saturday we awoke to fresh coffee and another great breakfast provided by our friendly staff.
We loaded up and motored North on the highway for a few miles and we turned East on the Calentura road toward Valle De Trinidad.
We Came up on a shortcut used in the Baja races but the racers are usually coming down this hill. We wheeled UP the trail. Fun little excursion,
Ben making it look easy in his super clean Taco
The last couple had to have a little help, the earlier rigs really dug it up. Loved seeing everyone jump in and work together.
Max earning his stripes. More on that later
After our little fun challenge we hit Valle De Tinidad for some Tacos then motored down Mex 3 for a few miles to the "good road" up to Mike's Sky Ranch. We enjoyed a little break and a cold drink.
After a few photo ops we saddled up for the last leg of our journey. This was the unknown and where the exploration began. We hit a super trail loaded with plenty of obstacles. We had to spot each other several times through this trail. We worked as a team and really had a blast. There really was nothing a stock rig couldn't handle with a little care and technique, we proved that.
We arrived at the Coyote Ranch late afternoon and enjoyed all they have to offer. Family style dining and a great campfire that night where we all sat around and reminisced about what we had just accomplished.
Sunday morning after a leisurely breakfast we headed out the mild 5 mile dirt road to the pavement and headed North to Ensenada for some souvenir shopping and a great final lunch.
We found a neat spot in the trees. If anyone wants to camp let us know!
Cabins at Coyote Ranch
And finally Max. our rookie who truly embodied the spirit of Camp4lo. His can do it attitude and go for broke but calculated style earned him the coveted VIP trophy.
Thank you to our guests, you made this a great trip!
Dave and Sharon
Andy
Ben
Max
Jacob
Bill
and our special guest Juan Carlos from BAJA VOYAGER We have added him to our team and are now able to offer first class accommodations and restaurants and more. Look for more exciting destinations available in the coming months.
We just printed up a bunch of new stickers and we think they turned out, well , we think they turned out bitchen. We would love to share them with you. Email your address to info@camp4lo.com and we will send you one right out. While supplies last.
We also promise to not share your info with anyone.
We will meet here Thursday July 12th at 10 am. You can get insurance there or online ahead of time.
See you all Thursday! Any more questions call us 844.CAMP4LO or email info@camp4lo.com
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We are going to start in Erendira and work our way South along the coast to Camalu. Stopping in some great places for some sand and beach running. Day two we will head up to Mike's Sky Ranch for lunch then we will be staying at Rancho El Coyote. We have not run this route in many years and as a result we feel it would not be fair to charge the full rate, We are inviting you to join us for this "Pre Run" and all we ask is you cover your accommodation expenses. We have worked out special pricing with our friends at Baja Voyager. 3 night 4 day all inclusive rate of 350.00 per person. If you have been dreaming of driving in Baja and are on a budget now is your chance. We are almost full as of this writing and have booked a couple special guests from the media. Who knows you may even get your rig featured somewhere.. For more questions CLICK HERE or EMAIL or
Matt was a guest panelist on a new podcast dedicated to Overlanding.
Our buddy Dan Cole from The 4x4 Podcast has just added this to his already big list of things he is doing. This is a different style podcast where there is a panel of knowledgeable people on the show regularly and Dan is more of a moderator, I had a great time being a guest and met some great folks.
I even learned a few things. Give give it a LISTEN and check out the panelists. Iv'e linked them below.
Dan Cole: Dan explores in his 1999 Jeep Cherokee 2dr and 2007 GMC Yukon XL. He is also in the middle of building an offroading camping trailer that will be used to tackle the ALCAN highway on a journey from Kansas City, KC up to Fairbanks, AK. Find Dan at www.the4x4podcast.com and also:
Taylor Adney: 1993 Toyota 4runner, outfitted for overland travel. Part of a group recently formed called “The Overland Adventures” which can be found on:
Jason Spect: Driving a 2013 Toyota Tacoma and a 3rd Gen Toyota 4runner. Been into Overland travel for about 7 years, part of a team called Mountain State Overland. Can be found at mountainstateoverland.com and on:
Brandon Libby: Drives a 2 door JK Wrangler and a 2013 Pro4x Nissan Xterra. Has been into off-roading and overlanding for about 5 years. Contact Brandon at expeditionportal.com and search Brandon Libby. Also on Google+, Facebook, Twitter all under the same name.
Alex Garner: 1999 Nissan Patrol, has been an overlander most of his life. Runs the Intents Offroad blog which can be found at intentsoffroad.com and on:
Ben Beierwaltes: Ben is one of the guys behind Rocky Mountain Overland. He drives a JK Jeep Rubicon but has a good variety of vehicle makes and models in the group. You can find Ben at rockymountainoverland.com
Read more at http://overlandroundtable.libsyn.com/overland-roundtable-session-2#fUGWc3CkXtcqGqAW.99
Read more at http://overlandroundtable.libsyn.com/overland-roundtable-session-2#fUGWc3CkXtcqGqAW.99