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Explore the remote eastern sections of Saguaro Lake, accessible only by watercraft.
The eastern end of the reservoir features steep canyons, deep waters, and secluded camping. You need a boat, kayak, or paddleboard to reach these spots.
Motorized boats must travel counter-clockwise on the lake. Watch for the designated no-wake zones near the far eastern points.
OvernightBoat access only
This boat-access-only campground has 10 sites with grills and tables. A courtesy dock provides easy unloading for gear. Sites are first-come, first-served with no reservations. Arrive early on Fridays to secure a spot. Pack out your trash and do not bring glass containers.
1 - 2 hoursNo-wake zone at far east
The canyon walls tighten at the eastern end of the reservoir. The glassy water here is popular for morning wake surfing. Pay attention to water markers. The furthest eastern points are a designated no-wake zone.
1 - 3 hoursBoat access only
These steep rock walls sit on the north end of the lake and feature deep drop-offs. It is a highly productive fishing hotspot for smallmouth bass and deeper-water fish. You need a boat to access this area. Bring a valid Arizona state fishing license.
