Hi Laura! We not only felt fairly safe, we felt fully safe. We stayed in campgrounds when visiting Mulegé and Loreto, apart from a few nights of boondocking on the edge of each town. No issues at all. We do have a dog, but I’m not sure this changed anything. Didn’t notice any criminality and look forward to returning in a different rig.
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May 2, 2021 at 21:45
Did you feel fairly safe in both towns? Was there any element of criminality that you could see?
May 4, 2021 at 21:26
Hi Laura! We not only felt fairly safe, we felt fully safe. We stayed in campgrounds when visiting Mulegé and Loreto, apart from a few nights of boondocking on the edge of each town. No issues at all. We do have a dog, but I’m not sure this changed anything. Didn’t notice any criminality and look forward to returning in a different rig.