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Camping in Arizona

National Forest Service
National Parks Service
State Parks
Fishing & Hunting
Road Conditions
Skiing

Bureau of Land Management

State Office / PO. Box 16563

Phoenix, AZ 85011-6563

602-650-0528. Fax 602-650-0424

Statewide BLM Offices

Arizona Strip Dist. (NW AZ)

801-673-3545. Fax 801-628-7407

Phoenix Dist.
602-780-8090. Fax: 602-581-9535

Safford Dist.
520-428-4040. Fax: 520-428-3722

Yuma Dist.
520-317-3200. Fax 520-317-3250

National Forest Service

Apache-Sitgreaves (Mogolion Rim/White Mtns Area)

520-333-4301. Fax 520-333-6357

Coconino (Flagstaff Area)

520-527-3600. Fax 520-527-3620

Coronado (Tucson/SE AZ Area)

520-670-4552. Fax 520-670-4567

Kaibab (Grand Canyon Area)

520-635-8200. Fax: 520~635-2728

Prescott (Prescott Area)

520-771-4700. Fax 520-7714884

Tonto (Phoenix/Central AZ Area)

602-225-5200. Fax 602-225-5295

National Park Service

202 E. Earll Ste 115

Phoenix, AZ 85012

602-640-5250. Fax 602-5265

State Parks

Arizona State Parks
1300 W. Washington
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
602-542-4174
Fax: 602-542-4180

Alamo Lake State Park
38 miles north of Wenden & US 60
Fishing, picnicing, camping, water sports and rock hounding are the popular activities. Consessin with boat rentals. $3/vehicle. Camping $8 with hookups $13.
520-669-2088

Buckskin Mountain State Park
11 miles north of Parker, off Hwy 95
520-667-3231
Camping, boating, fishing, hiking on the Colorado River. Concessions available. $5/vehicle, $10/nightly camping, $15 with hook up, $20 cabana.

Catalina State Park
9 miles north of Tucson, off Hwy 89
520-628-5798
At the base of the northwestern slopes of the Catalina Mountains, this park has areas for picnicking, camping, hiking, birding and an archeological area. Souvenir shop. Trail access to the Coronado National Forest.

Cattail Cove State Park
South of Lake Havasu City, off Hwy 95
520-855-1223
Boat launching, camping, boat-in camp sites, marina, restaurant, store and RV Resort. $3/vehicle, $10/nightly camping, $15 with hookups.

Dead Horse Ranch State Park
North of Payson off Hwy 87
In Cottonwood off 10th Street
520-634-5283

Fort Hollow Lake Recreation Area
Near Show Low, off Hwy 260
520-537-3680
Cooperatively operated with US Forest Service, City of Show Low and Game & Fish Dept. Fishing, camping, picnicing and hiking in the pines. $5/vehicle. $10 nightly camping. $15 with hookups.

Fort Verde State Historic Park
In Camp Verde, off Hwy 260.
520-567-3275
George Crook's fort during the 1870s. Exhibits in the headquarters building explain the history of the 19th century soldiering in central Arizona. Special events and "living" history programs. $2/adult.

Homolovi Ruins State Park
East of Winslow, off 1-40.
520-289-4106
Visitor center, camping, trails to archeology sites. $3/vehicle, $8/nightly camping, $13 with hook ups.

Jerome State Historic Park
In Jerome, off Hwy 89-A
520-634-5381
The former mansion of James S. "Rawhide" Douglas exhibits the history of Jerome's copper mining people, places and technology. $2/adult.

Lake Havasu State Park
Along 45 miles of Lake Havasu
520-855-2784
Boat launching, beach, camping, boat-in camp sites, picniking and hiking. $5/vehicle, $10/nightly, $15 with hook ups.

Lost Dutchman State Park
5 miles northeast of Apache Junction, off Hwy 88 at the base
of the Superstition Mountains
602-982-4485
This park offers picnicing, camping, desert interpretive trails and access to the nearby Forest Service wildnerness area. $3/vehicle, $8/nightly camping.

LymanLake State Park
11 miles south of St. Johns, off Hwy 180
520-337-4441
Water sports during the warm months and year-round fishing. Camping and picnicing facilities available. Herd of buffalo maintained on park. $3/vehicle. $8/nightly camping, $13 with hook ups.

McFarland State Historic Park
In Florence, off Main Street
520-868-5216
This park features the original adobe Pinal County Courthouse built in 1878-82. Exhibits include antique hsopital equipment and military hardware as well as articles relating to the history of the courthouse and local area. $2/adult.

Patagonia Lake State Park
12 mles east of Nogales, off Hwy 82
520-287-6965
Located in the beautiful Sonoita Valley, this park features a variety of water sports and fishing, camping, boating, hiking and beach area. A concession is available. $5/vehicle, $10/nightly camping, $15 w/hook ups.

Picacho Peak State Park
40 miles north of Tucson, off 1- 10
520-466-3183
This park is noted for colorful wildflowers and for desert nature study. Picnicing, camping and nature trails with access to the peak's summit are favorites. Site of an annual Civil War Battle re-enactment. $3/vehicle, $8/nightly camping, $13/with hook up.

Red Rock State Park - Center for Environmental Education
South of Sedona off Red Rock LoopRd.
520-282-6907
Visitor center with theater, special plant and animal programs, hiking. No pets. Gift shop. $5/vehicle.

Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
In Flagstaff, off Riordan Ranch Rd.
520-779-4395

Roper Lake State Park
6 miles south of Safford, off Hwy 180
520-428-6760

Slide Rock State Park
8 miles north of Sedona in Oak
Creek Canyon
520-282-3034

Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
In Tombstone, off Toughnut
520-457-3311

Tonto Natural Bridge State Historic Park
520-476-4202

Tubac Presidio State Historic Park
In Tubac, off 1- 19
520-398-2252

Yuma Territorlal Prison State
Historic Park & Yuma
Quartermaster Depot
InYuma, off I-8
520-783-4771

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