Top Hotels in Yucatan Peninsula Campgrounds
Top Things to do in Yucatan Peninsula
The 10 best Campgrounds in Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Hidden gems of Yucatan, such as Tulum, Akumal, Chetumal, Chichen Itza and Merida, offer an authentic taste of Mexico. Akumal and more Caribbean-style Chetumal, near the Belize border, deliver delectable white-sand beaches and great snorkelling. Merida, Chichen Itza and Tulum, with their ancient ruins, offer a passage into the Yucatanâs native history. Nature lovers can jungle trek and swim in subterranean sinkholes filled with crystal-clear water. Bike around the ruins and hop between towns in colectivo vans.
Things to do in Yucatan Peninsula
1. Serena Glamping Tulum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Good Accommodation and Location
Reviewed By 713rileybRooms are clean and staff were very helpful. The pool area is 10/10 and the highlight of the place. Location is pretty quiet but close to busier areas with great restaurants. Only issue was a leaky AC unit that soaked my clothes.
2. Casa Nawal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Every room is it's own piece of paradise.
Reviewed By JustinHJrI've never stayed at a place with such a personal touch! I'm no camper or glamper but I will definitely come back to Casa Nawal. One of the main reasons, other than the fact that you're glamping in an air conditioned tent next to the ocean (hello), was the level of service and attentiveness. Thought not crazy, I did reach out to make multiple requests and Peace was always quick to respond to make sure my wife and I were comfortable and satisfied with our stay. A truly magical experience in an awesome location.
3. Golden Paradise Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Golden Paradise Hostel is perfect for budget travelers that like to have a confortable stay for the right price. We offer economics rooms for couples, friends and families, Our amenities are a shared equipped kitchen, free Wi-fi in common areas, BBQ grill and beautiful garden with hammocks and sunbeds The hostel has an optimal location because you can get by foot to downtown (5 min.) , to the beach (6 min.) and to the pier (5 min.)
Good atmosphere
Reviewed By beatrizm115Nice hostel, kind people working there. We had a room for 3 people with a bathroom. Size was okay, location is very good so you can arrive on foot from the ferry, you can go to the beach on foot. Water pressure is low in the shower but this is a common problem encountered in Mexico. If you have long hair like me then just be prepared for long showers to wash it fully.
4. Blue Bird
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Perfect stay
Reviewed By Katharina GSuch a peacful place on the perfect lake of Bacalar with its blue waters and white sands. Kayaks and paddle boards are complementary which is a plus. The very well kept garden with lots of possibilities makes you feel at home . The staff is friendly and helpful. The bungalows are furnished nicely with special care and the AC works perfect. My Tacos were prepared fresh and tasted very good. We will come again to this little heaven.
5. Cinco Tulum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Would recommend!
Reviewed By mollygeoarcherWe really enjoyed our two night stay here- it was just enough. The tents have air con & the whole glamping site is very pretty. Happy hours were a nice touch as we were running super low on cash due to travelling for 10 days prior. Staff were great & the sun loungers were so comfy. We loved having free entry to the beach club and living care free for two days! Only negative was the nachos, they weren’t fresh chips, and they were covered in the thickest refried beans ever, I wasn’t a fan of the beans, I couldn’t find a single chip without it on. I hate complaining but I asked if I could send them back and get some fresh nachos without beans, the guy said it wasn’t possible and that’s how they are prepared. Surely if they’re fresh you’d just melt the cheese and add the extras, without picking up the refried beans..? He said I could have something else and I said the burger. The burger was rock hard. I didn’t bother saying anything as the first time didn’t go down well. Anyway my point is, if you’re not happy with something it’s good customer service to take it off the bill, yet I paid for BOTH meals. I also saw other people leave full plates of nachos. Just something to take into consideration. Everything else was fine. The manager/ owner was super helpful with recommendations for the remainder of our trip too. Would recommend for sure!
6. Ecocamping Yaxche
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 64 reviews
Set on the shores of the Bacalar Lagoon and 600 metres from the Chetumal-Cancún Motorway, the Ecocamping Yaxche features camping facilities, nature contact, free parking and free American breakfast.The tents have access to a shared bathroom and showers, while the rooms also offer air conditioning, mosquito net and rustic décor.The property serves beverage and local food with a surcharge, and guests can find a variety of restaurants at Bacalar Town Centre 10 minutes’ drive away.Ecocamping Yaxche features as well a dock and several palapa thatched roof lounges available. Activities such as kayaking and use of the volleyball court can be arranged.Chetumal Main Square is 25 minutes’ drive away and the Cenote Azul is 10 km away. This property is 40 minutes’ drive from Chetumal International Airport.
Way too expensive and terrible place
Reviewed By danielrM9759USFor sure you will be paying only for the location, we rented a 4 person room with private bathroom, A/C took forever to work, the place is dirty, the room was full of ants and spiderwebs, looks like they never clean after use. It is too expensive for what really is. Restaurant bar Service ends at 8pm. Too far from downtown bacalar, if you don't have a car, forget about it.
7. Cabanas Hostal Y Camping & Marina Magic Bacalar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Magic Bacalar is not classified as any of other Bacalar hotels. Our accommodation style is for group of people who are looking for place to stay in hostel style accommodation or even camping. We provide accommodation for group of people.Magic Bacalar welcome students, campers, travellers, explorers to Bacalar to stay in the accommodation you are looking for which includes hostel services as well as other activities.
Beautiful location & friendly vibe
Reviewed By Carolina MMy boyfriend and I spent two nights at Marina Magic Bacalar and loved it! Our double room was small and rather plain, only quipped with double bed, a fan and a bathroom (which was instead large and spacious). What we loved though was the access to the lagoon deck and the common area with the camping attached to the hostel. The deck has sunbeds and hammocks, providing space to relax in the sun and to mingle with other travellers. Staff was gentle and helpful. Good WI-FI in the rooms and common area/garden. You can rent the kayak from the hostel, to explore the lagoon on your own.
8. Camping Chavez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
PLEASE CONTACT US VIA FB for PRICE AND RESERVATION. WE HAVE SPACE. We are located in the hotel zone of Tulum right on the carribean beach. Our camping is a 80% self sustained environment and it is an elective outdoor recreational activity. Generally our guests spend time outdoors in a more natural environment and purse activities that provides them enjoyment, Our clients choose to sleep in a tent, Tipi, or in one of our eco cabanas. At our surrending you will have access to Cenotes, Arrecife, Corales, grocery stores, Bars, and resturants just in a walking distance from our camping. Our services include: Kitchen, eating area, ice boxes, purifide water, Hot water in the showers, WiFi, library.
weird and ocward vibes in this place
Reviewed By luisarturomxi spent one night in a tent and i think they have too much tents , everything is too close, i dont care about privacy , its a camping but that's too much the guy in reception is really rude, he doesn't care about people, and he doesnt wear a shirt, never, so you will never know if he works there or what . i dont know if he is the owner or what , 0 commitment. 0 service , 0 customer care. i met this guys passing thru the camping to the beach, chill guys, and this owner starts insulting them and trying to fight them. i dont recommend this place, you will feel the weird and awkward vibes all over your vacations. hope this is helpful for other travelers
9. Campamento Yaax'che
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 99 reviews
Really expensive for what you get
Reviewed By FellowTraveler691902Beautiful place! The site overall is super beautiful with jungle all around! Very eco friendly which is nice but be prepared to wash yourself with a coconut and a bucket full of brown rain water. Eco friendly toilets and our campsite did not have a place to cook which I expected (being a place to camp) really nice clean and comfortable bedding for camping. I loved all the sounds of all the nature all around but overall really expensive for what you get.
10. Harmony Glamping and Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
HARMONY GLAMPING TULUM Nestled between the pristine white beaches of Tulum and the lush Mayan jungle lies Harmony Glamping Tulum. Located on the grounds of the Green Beat Organic Permaculture Farm in the vibrant town of Tulum, Harmony offers the unique experience of camping in a luxury bell tent without giving up the comforts of home, or sleeping in one of our two magnificent bedrooms; both surrounded by beautiful gardens and the sounds of nature. Built with love using eco-friendly materials and technology, according to the green philosophy of glamping, our chic yet funky hotel offers a memorable, comfortable and unique experience for your stay in Tulum.
Very chill place to stay in town
Reviewed By carlyb5432This hotel had a jungle feel to it without being stuck in jungle. We were able to leave and walk right into town and the room was very cute! Alex was a very sweet host and was always willing to suggest places to eat or go have fun
