Though I'm still in summer mode here, I know that only too soon winter will be here. With that in mind we're doing some more work on the casita. We've just added another tinaco on the roof and raised both tinacos so there is plenty of water pressure to trigger the hot water heater. Justin will have the tile work done soon. I'll post photos of all of it soon. I'm thinking I'll start rentals the first of December. If i get someone wanting to rent the Casita for a month or more, I won't rent out any RV spots during their stay.

The gardens are doing well and growing like crazy now during the rainy season. They'll be lovely as well in the winter.

I'm back home now. Had a good time planting some things in the new little garden between the RV spaces. We also put in a Traveler Palm and a giant Bird of Paradise along the south wall. These should be huge in no time and offer a more shade and privacy. The red bouganvilla I started last spring is doing well too thanks to Olivias and Justins care. Though i don't have a photo, we added a nice stairway to the roof of the casita and a secure (seguro) room underneath it.

I'm thinking of renting out the Casita during the off season so I'm adding some photos of it on the inside. It's a sweet spot to stay if you like swimming in the ocean particularly as the Los Ayala beach is very safe and usually pretty calm for swimming as it is in the lee of Punta Raza.

Here's the latest update. Justin and Olivia have gotten the lot groomed and the garden and BBQ area walled and planted. The washer is in and here are more recent photos of the inside and outdoor showers.
The photo with the shade tree also shows the RV spots in the background. The little building is our managers casita.

TU CASA LOS AYALA RV PARK

We just finished up the Casita, actually there are a few more details to go but Justin and Olivia are moving in today. I'm uploading photos of the two RV spots. We have room for a few tents too though we have not gotten that area done. There will be a nice place for picnicing and BBQ too.

Los Ayala is the most wonderful hidden gem of a town. It lies in a little valley just south of the more well known Guyabitos. The beach is maybe a mile long and is the calmest in the area for swimming and boogie boarding. There are restidental areas just above the beach on both the south and north end of it. In the middle is the village of Los Ayala. You can buy any groceries that you need here and there are a few gift shops as well. Nice little palapa restaurants on the beach where you can sit with your feet in the sand while you have your drinks and or food. There are a few beach front hotels here too. You can take the local van busses to Guyabitos and La Penita for 60 pesos. The buses run about every 20 to 30 minutes.

Our lot is located right in the middle of the south residental area so it is very quiet and safe. It is completely walled and has a big steel gate with a little gate for leaving and entering on foot. We have a large shade tree and two of the native oil palms on the site.

We have free washer, indoor and outdoor shower and a toilet. The hookkups include power, water and sewer. We hope to have WiFi soon. There has been quite a bit of new construction in the last couple of years so Telcel is going to put in lines along our street.