Harshaw Road

We loved our stay here and spend a morning scouting out some boondocking spots before picking ours for the week:

31.514199, -110.703850 - Super easy to access off paved road on the right. Tight squeeze for a trailer, but a van or truck camper would be perfect.
31.525750, -110.708059 - Easy to access off paved road
31.499119, -110.702285 - Huge spot to fit any size rig. This will probably fit 6 or 8 rigs. Off paved road.
31.494847, -110.700969 - Pull off on paved road with amazing views
31.489350, -110.692787 - Small unlevel pull through with a firepit

The next two spots are on a dirt road, in decent condition but washboarded.

31.483572, -110.681355 - We stayed here. We backed in here and had the perfect view and even better Verizon reception. 13.99mbps down and 6.18mbps up.
31.470511, -110.670103 - Huge spot for big rigs. 3 toy haulers could fit here, easily. Beautiful views!

The boondocking sites are moderately private and Harshaw Road is mostly trafficked by border patrol. You'll see a lot of them while you're here. Keep an eye out the hillsides at dusk too. We saw Mule Deer and heard a few coyotes.

Nearest water: We stayed at the nearby Patagonia RV park for the night to stock up on water, but I wouldn't recommend that. Stop at Pat's Gas & Services (300 Naugle Ave, Patagonia, AZ 85624) in town to stock up on gas/diesel, propane, and fresh water. He's a one stop shop.
Dump: We didn't look too hard, but ended up dumping at the Pilot on I10 (5570 E Travel Plaza Way, Tucson, AZ 85756).

Nearby attractions: Check out Nogales to the south. If you do, go to Cocina La Ley for fish tacos. Life changingly good. Also, the Arizona Trail is a great day hike, although a bit rocky. Red Mountain Foods is the best grocery store in Patagonia. We loved our grilled cheese lunch at Gathering Grounds. Patagonia is just a cute small town in general. Everyone goes out of their way to wave "Hi."

Harshaw Road offers three, very large pull-through sites. The road leading to the sites is paved and well marked. The first two pull-through sites are on the right about a mile after the Coronado National Forest sign. The last developed site is slightly further and on the left.

If those sites are full, there are a few places to park on the side of the road - or you can create your own spot within 300 feet of the road.

Only one other camper was there during our stay in February.

Patagonia is a small town with local flavor. Recycling (plastic, paper, and glass) is located behind the post office. High speed wifi is available at Gather Grounds coffee shop.