Site level, had picnic tables, some trees. Close to Mexico, lots of folks were going there for dental work. Great bike riding, and sightseeing in this area, Patagonia Lake for fishing, Tombstone Arizona, beautiful scenery. Great WiFi service. And if you had a satellite you could hook up to his system. We didn’t, Mike the owner loaned us a box and remote. We even went to an improv put on at the Tin Shack with local talent. Lots of artsy places, an opera house. Great Mexican at MJs.

We camped here for three days since we could not stay longer at the nearby Patagonia Lake State Park as it was Spring Break. The above rate is for a W/E site. The rate for full hook ups is $31. There are weekly and monthly rates. This is a very basic RV park with no bells and whistles but it serves it’s purpose well if you are in the area. The sites are small and there is little space between rigs and no privacy whatsoever. The utilities all worked well and there was a small laundry on site. There is hardly any traffic on the adjacent Harshaw Rd. and finally (!!!) no train tracks for miles around. This is a very quiet camping location. The owners/managers are very friendly and helpful. Verizon data was very fast and there is park wifi but we did not try it. This would be a good overnight stop-over while scoping put the nearby Harshaw Road Forest Service boondocking area.

Great owner, one of the most well run parks we have stayed on in our 4 years on the road. 27' Airstream, easy parking clean showers and restrooms, laundry, much wildlife close. The longer you stay, the less $ per night. We have had lengthy stays here as we have relatives in the area. Intriguing town, Interesting area, much wildlife and birding. Walmart in Nogales, AZ about 20 miles and Sierra Vista, AZ. Check out the Gathering Grounds restaurant in town, also Wild Horse and Velvet Elvis. Italian food: Zagazzi in Nogales. Patagonia lake nearby and great evening drive out Harshaw Ave. Arizona trail passes through here. 15-20 minute walk to center of town.

We spent the night here mostly to stock up on water after a long travel day in preparation for boondocking on Harshaw Road. The guy that runs the place is super nice and helped us back in the spot. And we definitely needed his help because the spots are tiny, tiny, tiny. We have a 27 foot fifth wheel and couldn't open our slide more than 4 inches because we were pinned between the electrical box and cement pad. It was literally a game of inches backing up our rig. We even had to back into a barbed wire fence in order to fit in fully, at the request of the management. If I pass through Patagonia again, I won't be staying here. If there was another RV park in town, I'd go there, but this is the only game in town, unfortunately.

Great little town with interesting history and beautiful mountains and valleys surrounding it.