Those who come to view the wildlife won t be disappointed. Quail, deer, coyote, burros, squirrels and bald eagles are just some of the animals that make Alamo Lake their home. Large flocks of birds visit the lake because it is the only permanent water for miles around. The bald eagles have a nesting site at the upper part of the lake. Nature lovers will appreciate the area s representation of unique features of the Sonoran Desert.
Camping is available all year round.
There are 250 campsites, which range from underdeveloped tent sites to full RV hook-ups. Campers will find restrooms with flush toilets, a dump station and hot showers. There are picnic shelters that make the camping experience fun. The Visitor Center has varying hours, so please call ahead to find out. Visitors can also purchase three other forms of entrance passes for Arizona State Parks.