Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Norma’s famous Pete’s Camp Restaurant — a local favorite known for its authentic Mexican flavors and relaxed beachfront atmosphere.
The Cantina Experience
The Palapa Bar Cantina offers a perfect setting to unwind with a drink while enjoying panoramic views of the Sea of Cortez.
Stuffed peppers topped with melted cheese, served with classic Mexican sides and comforting homemade flavors.
Fresh seafood grilled to perfection, paired with savory sides and a taste of the coast in every bite.
A sizzling mix of grilled meats, fresh vegetables, guacamole, and warm tortillas made for sharing.
Golden, oven-baked pizza loaded with melted cheese and classic pepperoni favorites.
Creamy cheesecake topped with fresh berries and sweet caramel for the perfect seaside dessert.
A soft, buttery cake finished with whipped cream and a touch of fresh fruit sweetness.
Cantina
Total beach vibes in a glass. A creamy, ice-cold blend of rum, coconut, and pineapple that’s perfect for chilling by the water.
Liquid sunshine. Crisp champagne mixed with fresh OJ, made for soaking up the ocean breeze.
A total classic. Smooth rum paired with refreshing cola and a fresh squeeze of lime. Simple and hits the spot every time.
The ultimate refresher. Crisp white rum muddled with fresh mint, a touch of sugar, and a bright citrus twist.
A local favorite. An ice-cold beer dunked straight into our house clamato mix, served in a perfectly rimmed glass. The best way to beat the heat.
Clean, simple, and super refreshing. Premium vodka mixed with a sweet, vibrant splash of fresh OJ.
And much more to enjoy.
Contact Us
Pete’s Camp Office:
011-52-686-577-3058
petescamp@prodigy.net.mx
011-52-686-577-3058
Reservations:
Melissa Navarro Reservations@petescamp.com
Getting Here
From the U.S., take Interstate 8 East to Highway 111 South.
Cross at Calexico into Mexicali, then follow Highway 5 South toward San Felipe.
From Mexicali, Pete’s Camp is only 110 miles south.
Continue to Kilometer 178 — Pete’s Camp.
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Pete’s Camp (Playa El Paraíso)
San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico