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02-11-2004, 09:00 AM

If you live in the south central region, you could form a trip to Monterrey. I live 5 minutes from the lake and there is a resort, Bahia Escondida. They have a great campground that until last November was a KOA. If you stay there you have free access to the resort, swimming pools, jacuzzi, tennis, spa and restaurant.

From the campground is Cola de Caballo, a great waterfall and from there the mountains, altitude 6500 feet. A great three or four day trip just 150 miles south of Laredo or McAllen Texas.

I am told that I make a great host and tour guide. I would eve meet everyone at the border the day before the trip and escort you all down, help with immigration and permits. I tried to post some pics but they are too large.

02-11-2004, 09:00 AM	#6
Chris_Bauer Guest Posts: n/a	Re:Organizing a Trip to Mexico If you live in the south central region, you could form a trip to Monterrey. I live 5 minutes from the lake and there is a resort, Bahia Escondida. They have a great campground that until last November was a KOA. If you stay there you have free access to the resort, swimming pools, jacuzzi, tennis, spa and restaurant. From the campground is Cola de Caballo, a great waterfall and from there the mountains, altitude 6500 feet. A great three or four day trip just 150 miles south of Laredo or McAllen Texas. I am told that I make a great host and tour guide. I would eve meet everyone at the border the day before the trip and escort you all down, help with immigration and permits. I tried to post some pics but they are too large.