At
two
and
a
half
miles
long
and
250
surface
acres,
Patagonia
Lake
is
popular
for
a
variety
of
recreational
activities,
including
water
skiing,
fishing,
camping,
picnicking,
and
hiking.
Created
by
the
damming
of
Sonoita
Creek,
the
lake
is
filled
with
bass,
crappie,
bluegill,
and
catfish,
and
is
stocked
with
rainbow
trout
during
the
winter.
For
anglers'
sake,
half
of
the
lake
is
designated
a
no
wake
area.
A
level
fishing
pad
is
provided
for
wheelchair
access.
Because
the
lake
attracts
a
multitude
of
water
lovers
during
summer
months,
water
skiing
and
jet
skiing
are
prohibited
on
weekends
and
holidays
from
May
1
through
October
1.
Camping
ranges
from
undeveloped
spots
to
sites
with
water
and
electric
hookups.
Park
conveniences
include
picnic
ramadas,
a
swimming
beach,
and
a
marina
store
with
boat
rentals.
Entry
to
the
park
is
from
State
Route
82
between
Patagonia
and
Nogales.
Facilities
Restrooms/Showers/Fishing
Pad
(Handicapped
Accessible)
Electric
Hookup
Waste
Disposal
Group
Use
Area
-
Day
Use
RV
Size
Limit
-
35
feet
Fishing
Boating
Boat
Ramp
Picnic
Area
Hiking
Trails
Ramadas
General
Store
(Closed
December)
Physical
Attributes
of
Park
Site
Acreage
-
640
Approximate
Elevation
-
4,000
feet
Number
of
Camping
Units
-
105
&
14
boat
access
only
Miscellaneous
Stay
Limit
-
15
days
Visitor
Center
-
8:30am-5pm
MST
Park
Phone
Number
-
(928)
287-6965
Month
Max.
Min.
Precipitation
January
63.2
27.4
0.95
February
66.1
28.9
0.68
March
69.8
32.9
0.76
April
77.8
38.5
0.31
May
85.6
44.4
0.12
June
93.7
53.9
0.36
July
93.2
63.8
4.33
August
90.4
61.6
3.83
September
89.4
54.9
1.53
October
82.1
43.4
0.80
November
72.1
32.6
0.50
December
64.9
27.9
1.32
(Average
daily
temperature
and
precipitation)
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