Other than the noise from the highway, this place is really lovely. The vibrant green shrubs against the soft dusty brown terrain is magical. The landscape is dotted with Cactus reaching up toward the pale blue morning sky is something to behold.

The campground doesn’t have a lot of light at night so you get a wonderful dark sky star display. The restrooms are nice and some of the campsites have roofs over the picnic areas. There are fire pits also. Very well kept up.

This is a great little camping spot nestled below Picacho Peak just north of Tucson. The campground is spread through the saguaros, and other cactus so you are right in with them. There isn’t much shade so the campground is only open September thru May. It closes during the hot months of summer. Several sites did have covered picnic tables. Sites have water and electricity, some have sewer. There is a dump station also. The sites are level. There are modern showers and bathrooms. Convenient to several hiking trails. In

I enjoyed my stay here for 2 days. Had a great time hiking the Sunset Trail to Picacho Peak.

PROS - large campsites, picnic tables and fire pits on each site. Some sites have a covered pavilion. Great hot showers. Separate dish washing station. Clean facilities. Electric hookups.

CONS - No hot water or trash cans at the dishwashing station. Can hear road noise from I-10, but you get use to it

Another newer, paved State Park CG with 85 sites, all electric. No water or sewer hook-ups. Restrooms with flush toilet, showers also available. You can see and hear the traffic on I-10 about a half mile to the east. Some sites are spaced further apart then others but overall, decently distanced.  

We stayed 2 nights in March of 2019. planned to climb the peak but ended up biking around on the the hilly roads.

Amazing sunsets!!

Great views and epic sunsets. We stayed on the western edge of "C" loop so the sunsets were unobstructed and magnificent. The peak looms over the Campground and the layout is perfect to take in all the surroundings. There's no water, but were accustomed to dry camping. There is a dump station and sites are level. We can't wait to stay here again.

$30 /night in winter. Really nicely maintained. No water available tho. Probably due to drought? Hot showers clean restrooms. Nice sites with paved pads and picnic tables. Gorgeous views of the peak driving in. Saguaro abound. Gate closed at 10pm and office closes at 5 but you can self check in on non/reserved sites.

Beautiful campground with nice facilities, rangers, very welcoming and friendly. Highly recommend.

Great RV park. Plenty of room between pads. 50 amp Electrical, no water hookups, but 100 gallons lasted us six nights.

Great hiking trails of for all levels. The self guided nature trail was by far the most informative of the four we visited throughout AZ and NM.

Nice campground. Good Verizon. Nice, big clean bathrooms. No wifi. Very dark at night, great star gazing. Quiet.

Campground is nice and clean. Friendly folks, easy check in, fire rings, beautiful views, amazing sunset and sunrise ect. However we found the noise from the I-10 and train intrusive. We will seek campgrounds further away from interstates and trains next time.

Worth a night or two for the hiking.

Granted it is summer and hot but we had the entire part to ourselves. Beautiful desert views in every direction. Friendly staff and the facilities were clean. Excellent cell signal but far enough from the interstate to not hear any traffic.

Great views from most sites. We loved our stay here. Sites are good size.

This is a great place to camp near Tucson with great views and lots of hiking. If you plan to climb Picacho bring lots of water and gloves. There are parts of the climb you must use cables to pull yourself up. They have electrical hookups, but no water due to a water shortage. There is also a dump station to “unload” prior to departure from the campgrounds. I believe there is also WiFi available for a fee if you need it. Personally speaking, we go camping to unplug so we try not to use cellular or Wi-Fi connections.

Stayed here one night driving through. Came after hours and set up a tent.

Showers and bathrooms in general are fantastic! All electric sites. Fill up your water tank b4 u get here. Great, challenging hike in the park. Decent room between sites but open. A little bit of noise from the Interstate but not bad.

Took a Cruise America rv to the park as a first time RVr. Had electric hook up which was much needed as frigid out. Site was clean and spaced well away from others.

Clean toilets and showers available with blazing hot water, and firewood for $7 a bundle from park office. Trash could be dumped on site as well.

All the rangers were wonderful and super friendly. We did the 2.6 mile hike and it was athletic and fun. The dump site was not working when we went through.

We stayed for one night in December. A bit cold but great. Limited shade for when it gets warm in the spring/summer. Beautiful sunrise view of the peak. Staff was great.

Nice park with beautiful hiking trails, but as far as Campground concerned, it is similar to a rest area by interstate highway 10; too much noise from street plus a train passes all night

Sites were private and views are great. There was a water shortage so you had to show up with whatever water you need during your stay. Showers were hot and spacious. Was available to book same day.

Sweet campground with awesome hike up to Picacho peak. Cell service is good people are friendly, showers don’t cost extra.

We were only here one night but we loved the views, the quiet and space between campsites. We already booked another stay when we head back to Florida. The only downside was they have no water because of the drought but that was the only issue. Park staff were great and check in was super quick and easy. We took our two pups and they loved exploring the park. We have added this site to our list of favorites. 💖👍

Fantastic setting, clean campground. Only one downside: road noise. If you don’t mind the traffic noise, it doesn’t get much better than the setting of this campground

Lots of amenities and close to towns!

The views are fantastic in every direction. The sites are well maintained too. There is a fantastic, albeit difficult, hike toward the north end of the park. Make sure to bring your own water, as there are currently no hookups due to a water shortage. A great place for anyone near Phoenix or Tucson!

Camp sites and bathrooms were clean and well maintained. Ranger and camp host were pleasant but not invasive. Slight noise from freeway in evening.

Just outside of Tucson but worlds away. Clean, quiet, well run.

Stayed one night while traveling. So glad we stopped. Beautiful views of Picacho Peak and the ancient cactus trees. Nice flat trails walking thru the desert, gentle breeze and surreal sunset colors. We had our skamper so able to hook up to watch the game see pic. We were surprised to learn about the civil war history that took place. I had no idea.

This camp ground is nice, the camp sites are set up uniquely with rock boundaries. The hiking was very cool. The weird thing is that at night when the air got cooler, the highway noise and trains got way LOUDER. You didn't notice the highway or trains during the day, could barely hear any of it, but as soon as it got dark.... WOW, was it noisy. I'm glad I went there but I don't need to do it again.

April 20-23, 2019. Park very clean. Site had electric but no water. There was water at the dump station. High speed internet is available for a charge. Verizon 4G5 bars. Very hot.