Morrill RV Park - Guanajuato

Great place to stay for Long time living in Guanajuato

Not an RV park, more like a parking lot, street very steep, only for small rigs, loud at night with lots of barking dogs

Nice spot with clean restrooms. It's about a 15 minute walk down hill and through a rather long tunnel to the center if town. Get a but noisy from the dogs and cars coming and going.

Great location for the price (comparatively since there aren't many other places to RV in the town). Also, local craft brew place where you can taste and buy beer just a 2 minute walk up the hill. People are friendly and always try to help.

More of a parking lot, but great view and perfect location... An easy walk to centro, though a bit of a hike back to the RV park. While this may have once been a full on RV park, it's now more of a parking lot for city commuters. Electric is available. Bathrooms are okay but only cold showers and bring your own toilet paper. A good local brewery is up the hill, make a right out of the gate and keep going until you get to the top / a T, then make a right, it's on the left then, in an unassuming building. A corner store can be found, with water and some basics, by going left out of the RV park. Very nice woman who runs the place...

Although I was apprehensive at first, I love living inside an RV park! It’s tranquil with beautiful views of the mountains yet really close to Centro.

No wi-fi and just basic basic

We really enjoyed our stay here. The RV park is very small and suited only to camper vans, not larger RVs. We barely fit through the winding road that leads to Barrio Nuevo where the park is located. The park has a nice view, overlooking the hillside. The hosts were kindly and addressed any issues quickly. There are also several rooms for rent, but be sure to check availability. Restrooms were clean and reasonably well maintained. It is well located, about a 15 minute walk downhil through Barrio Nuevo, then another 8 minutes through the tunnel to get to El Centro. Another 7 or so minutes to reach Theatro Juarez and the main square. Use good walking shoes. My husband and I are in our 60s and walked to town almost daily. After walking around town, we do confess to taking a taxi back up, which generally ran 60 pesos. We would definitely return, but in a smaller rig ??