Our "casa" is your casa. El Dorado Ranch, San Felipe is located in Baja California, Mexico. El Dorado Ranch is a destination resort in the making, with over 35,000 acres of pristine land, El Dorado Ranch offers an ideal place to vacation or retire. Located near the town of San Felipe, you'll find everything from miles of white sandy beaches to 10,000-foot mountains.

El Dorado Ranch offers an incredible array of recreational amenities including a beach club, pool and spa, riding stables, tennis center, seaside restaurants, and additionally our USGA-rated 18-hole championship golf course.

El Dorado Ranch offers thousands of acres of pristine land for your enjoyment. We are fully committed to protecting the environment and utilizing environmentally friendly alternatives in the layout of our communities and construction. We have the largest solar community in North America and have pioneered the development of "Straw Bale" construction in home design. In fact, the first Straw Bale home in all of Baja was constructed at El Dorado Ranch.

Unquestionably the premier destination on the east coast of the Sea of Cortez in Baja is San Felipe. El Dorado Ranch is located around the city of San Felipe in Baja California Norte. It is about 120 miles south of the border. El Dorado Ranch, with its Beach and Tennis Club and an 18 hole championship golf course, is 7 miles north of town while the original ranch itself, at 200,000 acres, surrounds the town

Though sleepy, in comparison to its west coast counterparts, San Felipe has been a secret destination to those in the know. Activities for tourists are many and varied. They include world-class fishing, boating, hiking, swimming, wind surfing, sailing, scuba diving, parasailing, and dune buggy trips, with restaurants and nightclubs for evening enjoyment.

El Dorado Ranch runs along Mexican Highway 5 approximately 6 miles north of San Felipe. It ranges approximately 12 miles to the west, adjacent the Sierra San Felipe Recreational Desert Preserve. El Dorado Ranch is part of the upper Sonoran Desert complex, which is the most biodiverse desert complex in the world, with more animal, plant and sea life than any other desert complex in the world. It is adjacent to the Upper Gulf of California Biosphere Reserve which is run by the Unesco Natural Biosphere Reserves Program.

To the west of the Ranch, within easy travel distance, are the Sierra San Pedro Martir. These mountains provide a dramatically different landscape, and topography from that of the Ranch. Picacho Diablo, the highest mountain in the Baja, rising to over 10,000 feet, is only 30 miles west of the El Dorado Beach and Tennis Club. The mountains offer pine forests, waterfalls, hot springs, ancient Native American sites, as well as mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes and Big Horn sheep.