Coronado National Forest, AZ is a great camping destination for adventurers of all types. Coronado National Forest is an adventure-filled destination for those who love the outdoorsy camper lifestyle. But it's also great for those who prefer to spend time near the city, exploring and sightseeing. You're sure to find the perfect spot for your Arizona camping adventure.
$30 - $99 / night
"***It’s Arizona, summer times will be hot, our temp in June was 108."
"There is a large dog play area that was nice for traveling canine companions."
"There are Coues deer (a small whitetail), pronghorns (get up early to see them), a prairie dog town, coyotes can be heard many nights, and all"
$50 / night
"Campground Review
Catalina State Park is just a bit outside of Tucson Arizona, and more importantly, Saguaro National Park. "
$10 - $75 / night
"Just northwest of Tucson is this beautiful county campground, located a few miles from Saguaro National Park and the awesome Arizona-Sonoran"
$20 / night
"Various Oaks and Alligator Junipers abound at this cute little National Forest campground tucked in the Dragoon Mountains, another of Arizona’s"
"Nice the location was clean from what I could see alot closed for covid .fees for electric use,dog,credit card use advertising on passport America"
$25 - $40 / night
"Sure it is a little dusty like the west, but you are in Arizona so it can be expected."
ScoutTranquil place for people and pets. Facilities, including dog park is clean and community if friendly. No worries except for no campfires and the nightly visits from javelinas. 😊
ScoutGreat views of the mountains, not too crowded, and a good location for recreation in both Coronado National Forest and Saguaro West. It is a bit pricey at $20 a night but that's my only complaint
GuideI was driving along Highway 83 when I saw a Coronado National Forest sign by a dirt road. This location wasn’t marked for boondocking on any of the resources I use. I pulled in and saw several established dispersed camping spots with fire rings. The spots are well spaced out. I saw a few RV’s. Nice, quiet spot for overnight or a couple weeks.
GuideBoondockers paradise. Beautiful views and spacious campsites. USFS Coronado National Forest controlled. Ranger came by a day after we arrived and checked in with us. 14 day limit on staying here and it seems like it is enforced.
Had two Canyon Towhees come visit us every morning.
Some traffic as it is a popular rock climbing area especially on Friday and Saturday. Middlemarch Road is wide but very washboard-y. Took us about 45 minutes to go 10 miles. We found a nice spot on FR 687. We got water at the Stampede RV park in Tombstone. The other RV parks didn't allow us to fill. About 45 minutes to Sierra Vista for supplies. Will definitely stay here again.
ScoutPlenty of space, the best dog parks ever!
GuideSo friendly! Nice dog park, good wifi, activities like potlucks and poker. Would definitely come back.
LegendIf you have traveled anywhere within 70 miles of Dragoon, Arizona you know you have seen a sign saying come see "The Thing", so naturally after seeing that for over an hour we decided we had to stop! We decided while we were here to check out a few campgrounds to give a little feedback and the Half Moon Ranch was one of those.
This is not a site I would usually consider for stay because while it does have tent sites it more focuses on the ranch aspect with ranch houses and focus on horseback riding and rock climbing, neither of which are really my thing. In fact, when I checked in to the facility I actually saw nothing to indicate tents would even have a space if they were considering staying the night.
The site was nice for what it was and is run as a part of the Coronado National Forest so it was maintained to standard.
This was a great place to stretch out and check out something new and who knows maybe in the future if I decide I need something a little different in my life I can check it out. But until then, I'll just chalk this up to a good stop after paying my quarter to see "the thing" nearby.
GuideVery nice RV park. Clean and safe. Solar shades provide Clean power to park. Large and shaded dog park area for the fur babies.
GuideClean, easy to locate, and great for the price! Laundry, bathroom, and showers. Easy to maneuver our 34 footer here. There’s a little dog park area and two dumpsters!
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Which is the most popular dog-friendly campsite near Coronado National Forest?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dog-friendly campground near Coronado National Forest is Kartchner Caverns State Park Campground with a 4.7-star rating from 43 reviews.
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