Depends what you consider campo, if you mean basic living off the beaten track, no or little running water, people still digging holes to poo, tin roofs and plywood walls then that is easily found over the back end of La Caleta, you can forget you've just driven through a sh1t hole to get there. If you consider campo to be 25 miles away from civilization then that is also easy to find, but brings up different issues and hurdles, drilling for water, trash, emergency, seclusion (vulnerability), house sitters are more reluctant to stay away from civilization, signal, etc etc. The word campo is used a little like barrio here, it often depends on the individuals interpretation of what campo/barrio is.
A small sleepy village is about as cut off from society as I'd like to be here, out on your own would play with my mind too much, unless I had a number of staff living there also.