Planning a November camping trip in Arizona’s lowlands is a perfect idea — the desert is cooler but not too cold, and the scenery is unforgettable.

To make your adventure even better, pack a seafood meal kit.

After a day of hiking or exploring, enjoying a fresh seafood dinner by the campfire will make your trip both relaxing and delicious.

Here are some of the best lowland camping spots to check out this fall:

• Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument – Near Ajo, AZ, this desert gem is filled with rare cactus species and wide-open views. Twin Peaks Campground is a great base.

• Lake Havasu State Park – A top pick if you love camping near the water. The lakeside campsites are perfect for enjoying your seafood kit by the shore.

• Lost Dutchman State Park – Nestled in the Superstition Mountains near Apache Junction, this spot is ideal for desert hikes and stargazing.

• Picacho Peak State Park – Located between Phoenix and Tucson, famous for its striking desert peak and hiking trails.

• Cattail Cove State Park – A quieter lakeside option just south of Lake Havasu City, offering peaceful camping and great views.

With mild November weather, Arizona’s lowland camping lets you enjoy the desert without the summer heat or the high-country chill.

And when you bring along a seafood meal kit, you’ll have a campfire dinner that turns the whole trip into a five-star outdoor experience.