CAMPERS Camp services are $10.00 per person, per day. Children 6 years old and younger are free. Reservations are not taken. Check-in with Kory and Taryn at the cantina when you arrive.Camp sites, travel trailers, pick-ups with campers, tent trailers and RV's are asked to set up 20 meters (60 feet) back from the mean high tide line to respect the Federal Maritime Zone. The camping is located relatively close to the bathhouse and to the walk-downs to the beach. Campers should arrive equipped for the elements. Consider taking wind barriers, 2’x 8’ plywood wind blocks for the under side of your vehicle, bug-tight tent, large steel tent stakes, shade cover (a must), Astroturf, lawn chairs and warm clothes for cold windy nights, October through April. Basic provisions are available in town. Ice, drinking water, sunscreen, wax, t-shirts and hats are sold at the cantina. There is a central bathhouse with showers and toilets. Please conserve water, it is trucked in.

In addition to camping there are three enclosed palapas, two small sleeping rooms, a "shade palapa" and house with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a loft that sleeps eight, 3 couples and 2 singles.

PALAPAS may be reserved in advance. The cost is $45.00 USD per day for one or two people and $15.00 USD per day for each additional person. There is a four person minimum ($75.00 USD per day) for July and August reservations. The palapas include the use of a private bath with a hot shower and are equipped with cots or pads and sleeping bags. Palapas #1 and #2 measure 16' in diameter and sleep 8 people comfortably. Palapa #3 is smaller and sleeps 4 people. There is no electricity or running water in the palapas. They are located, 50 yards from Second Point, the cantina and the bathhouse. If you’re staying in a palapa consider taking lanterns, flashlights, sleeping bag or bag sock, pillow, and lawn chairs.

PALAPA RESERVATIONS: Reservations for the palapas can be made via our Contact Form. Please refer to our Scorpionbay Reservation Calendar for palapa availability.