Greetings! I’m Jeff and this is my camping site. I like the outdoors and to camp at new locations. jeff@mycampingvacationsites.com 400 Patagonia Lake Road Nogales, AZ 85621 (520) 827-6965 A real nice place to take a vacation get away from every day things. Review things to bring along, so you don’t forget anything. Locate a place to set up your campsite. Build a campfire and pitch your tent. Have a water cooler with food and beverages kept cold. Rv- Camper with a generator in case there are no power hook-ups available. Has 105 single-family developed campsites overlooking the 265-acre Patagonia Lake. Can rent a cabin and there is lodging in the area. There are a few small hiking trails for people to hike on. Wear boots or sneakers with good cushion soles for any hiking. Have a canteen with cold water for hikes. Mountain bike riding, walking, horseback riding, and jogging are popular activities. There may not be cell phone connection available in some areas. Set of walkie talkies would be a good substitute to have with your camping group. Have a camera to take awesome photos of the scenery to look at later. Insect repellent for those nasty mosquitoes. Campfire smoke helps keep flying insects away from your campsite. Canoes, kayaks, to paddle around on a lake or river to look at the scenery and enjoy the day. There are strong currents on a river and rapids that can tip over your boat. Wearing a life jacket for safety purposes is suggested. Scuba diving and snorkeling are lots of fun. Water ski and wind sailing are a blast. Bring your fishing poles as there are plenty of species of fish for fishing. There are bluegill, crappie, bass, catfish, and trout to be caught. Have a cookout back at the campsite over the campfire or grill for dinner. Wash your dishes in a couple containers, one with soapy water and the other in rinse water. There are many species of animals in the woods that can smell food and be drawn to your camp. Washing your dishes cuts the smell of food and you have clean dishes. Try not to leave food out while away from the camp or at night while people are sleeping.
Lay out in the sun on a hot summer day and get a suntan and then take a dip in the water to cool off. Swim at night and the water feels warmer. An innertube or raft to play around in the water and just have fun. There are lots of activities such as corn hole, ring toss, and horseshoes. Play cards or a board game. Throw around a football or frisbee. Play catch with a ball and glove with others. There are playgrounds at the park for the kids to play on. They can play laser tag and hide and seek at night. Have a telescope to look at the stars and constellations. Skip stones on a lake or river.
Take walks through the area on paths or trails to sight see. Have a picnic and there are picnic tables at the park. Lay on a hammock to relax and read a book. Groups of people can play volleyball or soccer. Pet Policy- Keep pets on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Please clean up after your pet. These are some of the activities you can have at the park and there is more. Leave a message if you like in the comment section at the bottom. Click on my e-mail and can leave a message also. Enjoy your camping adventure wherever you decide to go camping, Jeff
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8 comments
Anoth has written:
Thank you for sharing your experience and insights on Patagonia AZ State Park Camping. Your detailed description of the park and its amenities provides valuable information for anyone planning to camp at this location. I appreciate your recommendations on the essential items to bring, the different activities to enjoy, and the safety precautions to consider while exploring the park.
Your advice on hiking footwear, insect repellent, and walkie-talkies for areas with no cell phone connection is particularly helpful. Additionally, your suggestion to wash dishes and keep food away from the campsite to avoid attracting wildlife is an important reminder for all campers to practice responsible camping.
I also enjoyed your suggestions for recreational activities, including swimming, water sports, and outdoor games. Your emphasis on enjoying the great outdoors and disconnecting from technology is a refreshing reminder of the benefits of camping and connecting with nature.
admin has written:
Thanks, good to hear from you. Definite a different thing from most people’s everyday things. I have always liked camping, hiking, swimming and activities.
Miki has written:
This is an excellent resource for anyone considering a camping trip to Patagonia Lake!
The author offers helpful suggestions and recommendations for a variety of activities, from camping and hiking to water sports and outdoor games. The advice to pack insect repellent and keep food away from the campsite to prevent attracting wildlife is an excellent reminder to be cautious when camping. The pet policy benefits people who intend to bring their canine companions. Have you ever stayed at Patagonia Lake? What were your favorite activities throughout your stay?
Thank you for the advice, Jeff!
admin has written:
Hello! Thanks for your reply. I heard of this location through a couple I know who did go there and they seemed to like their vacation. I have been thinking to maybe give that a try sometime in the future. I have been thinking about Havasu falls location also. Both look pretty good to me for a vacation sometime.
Daniella has written:
Hi Jeff,
Thank you for sharing this great article; I loved the reading!
My children, husband, and I were planing a trip to Arizona and didn’t know where to go camping there. The Patagonia Lake seems to be the perfect fit for us as we love kayaking, hiking, soaking up the sun on the beach, and camping.
Just a question, please. How much would cost such a trip to the Patagonia campsite? Is everything included in the price?
And what do we get?
Sorry for all these questions. I need to plan my trip properly:)
Thanks again!
Liam Tremblay has written:
This article describes the essential items needed for a trip to Patagonia. Activities that you can do with safety in mind are also mentioned. Jeff even named the species of fish that are available to eat in this area and gave excellent warnings to wash your dishes and avoid leaving food outside the tent at night so that the animals of the jungle do not disturb your lovely camp. I really liked the content of the article and recommend it.
Joseph has written:
I am really intrigued by a summer vacation trip to the Patagonia AZ State Park Camping area Jeff and your article has done nothing but further my interest in what seems like a fantastic adventure to be had there in the summer heat.
I will make sure to bring my cooler loaded all the way down with ice in order to keep all the food and beverages for the trip cold.
I appreciate you mentioning the bug spray as I always tend to forget it and then I’m left to suffer from the consequences of my forgetfulness.
Do you know if there are slot limits for any of the fish you are allowed to catch at the Patagonia AZ State Park Camping area?
admin has written:
I saw something that says fish advisory in effect. ADEQ recommends that adults limit consumption of flathead catfish to 2.5 ounces (uncooked weight) per week and children 12 years of age and younger limit consumption to 2 ounces (uncooked weight) per month.
Greetings! I’m Jeff and this is my camping site. I like the outdoors and to camp at new locations. 
There may not be cell phone connection available in some areas. Set of walkie talkies would be a good substitute to have with your camping group. Have a camera to take awesome photos of the scenery to look at later. Insect repellent for those nasty mosquitoes. Campfire smoke helps keep flying insects away from your campsite. 
Canoes, kayaks, to paddle around on a lake or river to look at the scenery and enjoy the day. There are strong currents on a river and rapids that can tip over your boat. Wearing a life jacket for safety purposes is suggested. Scuba diving and snorkeling are lots of fun. Water ski and wind sailing are a blast. Bring your fishing poles as there are plenty of species of fish for fishing. There are bluegill, crappie, bass, catfish, and trout to be caught. Have a cookout back at the campsite over the campfire or grill for dinner. Wash your dishes in a couple containers, one with soapy water and the other in rinse water. There are many species of animals in the woods that can smell food and be drawn to your camp. Washing your dishes cuts the smell of food and you have clean dishes. Try not to leave food out while away from the camp or at night while people are sleeping.
Thank you for sharing your experience and insights on Patagonia AZ State Park Camping. Your detailed description of the park and its amenities provides valuable information for anyone planning to camp at this location. I appreciate your recommendations on the essential items to bring, the different activities to enjoy, and the safety precautions to consider while exploring the park.
Your advice on hiking footwear, insect repellent, and walkie-talkies for areas with no cell phone connection is particularly helpful. Additionally, your suggestion to wash dishes and keep food away from the campsite to avoid attracting wildlife is an important reminder for all campers to practice responsible camping.
I also enjoyed your suggestions for recreational activities, including swimming, water sports, and outdoor games. Your emphasis on enjoying the great outdoors and disconnecting from technology is a refreshing reminder of the benefits of camping and connecting with nature.
Thanks, good to hear from you. Definite a different thing from most people’s everyday things. I have always liked camping, hiking, swimming and activities.
This is an excellent resource for anyone considering a camping trip to Patagonia Lake!
The author offers helpful suggestions and recommendations for a variety of activities, from camping and hiking to water sports and outdoor games. The advice to pack insect repellent and keep food away from the campsite to prevent attracting wildlife is an excellent reminder to be cautious when camping.
The pet policy benefits people who intend to bring their canine companions.
Have you ever stayed at Patagonia Lake? What were your favorite activities throughout your stay?
Thank you for the advice, Jeff!
Hello! Thanks for your reply. I heard of this location through a couple I know who did go there and they seemed to like their vacation. I have been thinking to maybe give that a try sometime in the future. I have been thinking about Havasu falls location also. Both look pretty good to me for a vacation sometime.
Hi Jeff,
Thank you for sharing this great article; I loved the reading!
My children, husband, and I were planing a trip to Arizona and didn’t know where to go camping there. The Patagonia Lake seems to be the perfect fit for us as we love kayaking, hiking, soaking up the sun on the beach, and camping.
Just a question, please. How much would cost such a trip to the Patagonia campsite? Is everything included in the price?
And what do we get?
Sorry for all these questions. I need to plan my trip properly:)
Thanks again!
This article describes the essential items needed for a trip to Patagonia. Activities that you can do with safety in mind are also mentioned. Jeff even named the species of fish that are available to eat in this area and gave excellent warnings to wash your dishes and avoid leaving food outside the tent at night so that the animals of the jungle do not disturb your lovely camp.
I really liked the content of the article and recommend it.
I am really intrigued by a summer vacation trip to the Patagonia AZ State Park Camping area Jeff and your article has done nothing but further my interest in what seems like a fantastic adventure to be had there in the summer heat.
I will make sure to bring my cooler loaded all the way down with ice in order to keep all the food and beverages for the trip cold.
I appreciate you mentioning the bug spray as I always tend to forget it and then I’m left to suffer from the consequences of my forgetfulness.
Do you know if there are slot limits for any of the fish you are allowed to catch at the Patagonia AZ State Park Camping area?
I saw something that says fish advisory in effect. ADEQ recommends that adults limit consumption of flathead catfish to 2.5 ounces (uncooked weight) per week and children 12 years of age and younger limit consumption to 2 ounces (uncooked weight) per month.