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Skyline Regional Park located in Buckeye, Arizona is an 8,700 acre park in the southern White Tank Mountains. The park features 16 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Seven camping sites are also available to rent.
$15 - $45 / night
Roadrunner Campground offers 71 sites for RV and tent camping. All sites are Developed.
These are first come, first served sites for self-contained units only.
$8 / night
Located near the meeting of the Gila and Agua Fria Rivers in the southwest Valley, the park includes seasonal wetland or riparian area during our winter and monsoon rains. The majority of the park remains pristine desert, very similar in appearance to the landscape seen by the first settlers and explorers. The Sierra Estrella range, or Star Mountains, was once within the Mexican border, and remained so until the Gadsden Purchase in 1853. Today, many amenities are available to visitors, including the only grass picnic area (65-acres) in the Maricopa County Park System. Show less
If you want to set up a nice little camp on private property come on over! I have 5 acres available with some services . 55 plus neighborhood and only quiet,well behaved dogs welcome. There are trails and recreational areas right across the road to explore. Horses are allowed if you have your own set up.
$10 - $20 / night
Skyline Regional Park located in Buckeye, Arizona is an 8,700 acre park in the southern White Tank Mountains. The park features 16 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Seven camping sites are also available to rent.
$15 - $45 / night
Roadrunner Campground offers 71 sites for RV and tent camping. All sites are Developed.
These are first come, first served sites for self-contained units only.
$8 / night
Located near the meeting of the Gila and Agua Fria Rivers in the southwest Valley, the park includes seasonal wetland or riparian area during our winter and monsoon rains. The majority of the park remains pristine desert, very similar in appearance to the landscape seen by the first settlers and explorers. The Sierra Estrella range, or Star Mountains, was once within the Mexican border, and remained so until the Gadsden Purchase in 1853. Today, many amenities are available to visitors, including the only grass picnic area (65-acres) in the Maricopa County Park System. Show less
