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Primo Tapia
Baja California, Mexico
Ranch Camp Visitor Center
We love that you want to join us!
We love that you want to join us! We can host groups up to 72 people for $17 per person per night and can also arrange meals for $12 per person or you can use our kitchen. We look forward to meeting you! Since there are several ministries with whom we are partners in the Primo Tapia area, there are many opportunities to not only help us build the orphanage and care for our kids but also help those in need in the community. Please fill out this interest form or contact us for available dates.
Accommodations
For only $17 per person per night, we can host groups up to 72 people in comfortable rooms with a showers and toilets and use of a kitchen, dining, large covered patio with seating, and fire-pit area. All you need are sleeping bags (or sheets), pillows, towels, and toiletries and meal items. You may use the kitchen facility which includes a refrigerator, stove, oven, pots/pans, coffee maker, water kettle, plates, bowls, glasses, coffee mugs and silverware.
Prepared Meals
We can coordinate lunch and dinner for $12 per person per meal. The food is prepared by our Mexican friends from La Hermosa church. You would just need to bring breakfast food.
Water
Each person needs to bring a non-disposable water bottle. We have 15 gallons of filtered water in the kitchen to refill bottles. You may refill in town as needed or purchase large jugs in Primo Tapia or bring from the U.S. Since trash is burned, please DO NOT bring disposable water bottles. You are not allowed to cross back empty water bottles to the U.S.
Individuals or Small Groups
Let us know your building skills and we can plug you in with another group or our Mexican construction workers. If you want to stop by for the day, you’re more than welcome – just please let us know you’re coming and your areas of interest so we can be ready for you. Please email us or fill out this interest form.
Passport/Traveling Info.
A passport is required to re-enter the U.S. from Mexico for all travelers 16 years old and older. For children 15 years and younger, bring a birth certificate or school ID. For more information, go to the US Passports website. Also, Mexican border officials will randomly ask to see passports when entering the country and may have visitors fill out a tourist visa card.
All travelers should keep their passports with them when crossing. And try to travel in the same car as your personal travel bag (ie: no throwing all bags in one truck while the rest of the group travels in other cars).
Also, it is illegal to drive without Mexican car insurance and your US car insurance will not insure you in the unlikely event of an accident. Go to Baja Bound Mexican Insurance at https://www.bajabound.com/ or another company and make sure you pay for the length of time you will be in Mexico.
Directions
Click here for a printable PDF of directions to and from Rancho la Hermosa.
Click on the Visitor Guide below for more information on visiting us!