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Thousand Oaks

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· Patagonia, Santa Cruz, Arizona

5 acres hosted by Steve M.

2 RV/tent sites

The home was built by my parents in ‘82. My Mom was an avid hiker and outdoors person. She collected and planted agave pups in the yard and tended to them over the years. Because they’re watered and the pups are removed each spring they continue to grow to mammoth size. Once they bloom the plant dies. 3 have bloomed, producing 40’ stalks. Agave Americana. Learn more about this land: Nestled in a canyon full of giant oak trees , you’ll be amazed that you’re in southern Arizona. The dirt road is ideal for walks and bicycle rides. The property is 4 miles from the town of patagonia, just 2 miles in from highway 82. Patagonia lake state park is 9 miles away. There is a hammock & picnic table in the upper yard surrounded by mammoth agave plants and oaks. There is much info online for visitors to this area including There are 2 sites available but I prefer not to rent them simultaneously, unless the groups are together since they’re very close together. ( not much privacy). THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Patagonia - 2021 (with Photos) -available at trip advisor online Look up Sky Islands Arizona - Discover Patagonia, Sonoita & Elgin Disclosure: I am a drummer and often have practice and rehearsals in my home. The basement is approx. 300 yards from the campsite. There may be heard a thump thump in the distance at times. Rehearsals never last after 8:30 pm Also I have 2 elderly cats that lounge around outside, usually pretty far from the site but free to wander during the day. (If you have a dog that adamantly chases cats with killer instinct , this could become a problem. )

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

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83 ratings · 44 reviews

David K.recommends

July 2, 2024

Site 2 - Thousand Oaks Campsites

Quite and Peaceful

Beautiful space a lot of wildlife around very quiet and peaceful stay. The hosts were very accommodating and polite.

Gn T N.recommends

May 28, 2024

Site 2 - Thousand Oaks Campsites

Very quiet, off the beaten path location. Check with host about access into the site before stay.

Amy B.recommends

May 20, 2024

Site 1 - Thousand Oaks Campsites

Gem of a spot under large trees

If you want to visit Lake Patagonia or just Patagonia itself, this camping spot is a little gem. It is tucked away beneath beautiful trees on private property with a friendly host. There was a portable fire pit that we used to roast marshmellows. It is well shaded for most of the day but can get warm as the sun sets. There was plenty of room to spread out and they provided a very nice table and four chairs for eating/relaxing/games. There is electric if you need to plug anything in (we used it to blow up our air mattress). There is no toilet so if you are tent camping, you will need to bring your own and be prepared to pack everything out. The lake is not far from the site, maybe 10-15 minutes, and in Patagonia proper (just about 5 minutes away) there is a small market that opens at 5am and offers necessary items (and some not so necessary - such as beer/wine and a selection of liquors). A wonderful breakfast/coffee shop called the Gathering Grounds opens at 8am on weekends and makes good coffee, breakfast and lunch! This camping spot really made our trip. It was beautiful, a little off the beaten path, very quiet and safe. We also saw deer in the area and squirrels. Highly recommend.

Alfonso I.recommends

April 29, 2024

Site 1 - Thousand Oaks Campsites

Great host

The camping spots are within view of the house; this was not an issue, as the host will respect your privacy. A road is next to the camping spot, but traffic is minimal (only three cars pass within 24 hours). The host was fantastic. We had a great time and would stay there again. There are no bathrooms; hence, you must have a portable potty.

Lesley K.recommends

April 8, 2024

Site 2 - Thousand Oaks Campsites

This location is amazing and so is the host! We felt so welcomed and supported. My only wish is that we would’ve had more time to spend there!

Rainy S.recommends

March 25, 2024

Site 1 - Thousand Oaks Campsites

Flux Canyon Find

We loved our time at Thousand Oaks camp. Cindy is a great host and really nice person. The property is beautiful, rural, & spacious. Cindy showed us a spectacular hike right outside her property, I highly recommend! I would go back!

Location

Patagonia, Santa Cruz, Arizona, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of O’odham Jeweḍ, Sobaipuri, Ópata (Tegüima-Eudebe-Hoba), and Tohono O’odham First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking