Mexico Duck Hunting at Patolandia - Lodging

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Parties of at least 2 are recommended, but individuals are welcome too. Larger parties can book the entire lodge for a private hunt with a minimum of 8 hunters (12 maximum). The lodge has 2 triple rooms, 3 double rooms, 4 bathrooms, hot water, maid service, dinning room, kitchen, 2 palapas, 2 outside grills, 110 and 12 volt electricity.

Ask about our special if you book 11 or more hunters at one time.

The food we serve at Patolandia is traditional food of México. Breakfast will consist of eggs cooked several different ways, fresh orange juice, coffee, toast, beans and handmade tortillas. Lunch depends on the program, if the hunters are just Duck hunting, we provide a box lunch in the blind (at 1:00 p.m.) that can be machaca burritos, jam sandwich or fried chicken. If you are Duck and Dove hunting, we provide lunch at the camp with Mexican food like tacos, tostadas, chili rellenos, etc.

Dinner usually consists of duck specialties prepared several different ways, fish, seafood, cabrito, asado sinaloense (typical local dish), Mexican "Antojitos,” etc. We also serve bottled water, purified ice, regular and diet coke, beer, etc. Dinner can be enjoyed at one of the two Palapas, or in the dinning room. We serve a traditional Mexican menu during your hunt.

There is no problem if some hunters want to bring their spouses to Patolandia (see our fee for non hunters staying at Patolandia) or they can stay at the Hotel San Luis Linda Vista in Culiacan (45 minutes away). Patolandia can provide a bilingual guide (woman) to take them to several places in Culiacan like the local market, museums, restaurants, cathedral, etc. (extra fee required) If a spouse wants to hunt, our lodge is designed to accommodate couples in private rooms.

Packing for Patolandia

There is no need of get wet when you go duck hunting at Patolandia. There is no need for footwear beyond loafers or sneakers because the hunter's feet never get wet. Bird boys retrieve all of your ducks. All our duck blinds are dry blinds. Lightweight Camouflage cloths for waterfowl are needed. A light jacket is useful in the morning and during the airboat ride to the duck blind. Caps, hats, tennis shoes, sun glasses, duck calls (optional), insect repellent (Nov hunts), camera and plenty of film should be packed. During the duck hunting season, there are very few days of rain, so no raincoat is needed.

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