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      1. Tumacacori Mountains

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      Mountain range within the Nogales Ranger District which lies just west of Interstate 19 and extends southward to the International border.

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      Camper-submitted photo from Harshaw Ave - Coronado National Forest
      Camper-submitted photo from Harshaw Ave - Coronado National Forest
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      3. Madera Canyon Picnic Area

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      Madera Canyon makes a large dent in the northwest face of the Santa Rita Mountains. Its higher elevation grants relief to desert dwellers during the hot months and allows access to snow during the winter. A world-renowned location for bird watching, Madera Canyon is a major resting place for migrating species, while the extensive trail system of the Santa Rita Mountains is easily accessed from the Canyon's campground and picnic areas. Madera Canyon has a long and colorful history. The Friends of Madera Canyon, a cooperating volunteer group, has developed a small booklet that can be requested at the gatehouse. If you are interested in joining the group, please write: Friends of Madera Canyon , PO Box 1203, Green Valley, AZ 85622. This area is accessible to persons with disabilities.

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        4. Nogales Recreation Area

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        Recreation opportunities in the Nogales Recreation Area are dispersed among the Santa Rita Mountains, the Pajaritos, the Tumacacorisand the grassy hill country that seperates them. The Santa Ritas are topped by 9.453 foot Mt. Wrightson, which is surrounded by the 25,260 acre Wilderness area of the same name. Madera Canyonin the Santa Ritas is famous among birdwatchers the world over. A number of Forest roads, including the Madera Canyon Road, provide access to campgrounds, picnic areas and dozens of forest trails. Pena Blanca Lake, at the edge of the Atascosas, offers developed campgrounds, picnic areas and fishing for stocked and resident species. The Pajaritos are home to scenic Sycamore Canyon, a 7,420 acre Wilderness and a history of mining boomtowns and hardy pioneers.

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          5. Arivaca Lake

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          Accessibility is not guaranteed, always scout ahead before driving down dirt roads. Learn more: https://www.campendium.com/camping/boondocking-101/

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              7. Mt. Wrightson Picnic Area

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              Formerly know as Roundup Picnic Area, the new Mt. Wrightson Picnic Area is located at the end of Madera Canyon Road, as far into this area of beautiful scenery and plentiful wildlife as you can drive. Tables and fire grills are scattered in the shade of a stand of silverleaf and Arizona white oaks. Views stretch up Mt. Wrightson to the top of the Santa Ritas and down Madera Canyon to the Santa Cruz Valley and the community of Green Valley. Four of the most popular trails in the Santa Ritas start right at the Mt. Wrightson Picnic Area. Two designated National Recreation Trails, Old Baldy National Recreation Trail #372 and the Super Trail #134, both of which lead to the top of Mt. Wrightson, begin their mountain climbing journey from the left of the two parking areas. So does the Very Steep/Vault Mine Trail, which lives up to its name by scaling the north slope of Mt. Hopkins, another of the Santa Rita’s highest peaks. A lot less taxing but no less interesting is the Madera Nature Trail, which leads from the picnic area down Madera Canyon, providing great views and excellent wildlife watching along the way. There is more notable birdwatching and a good place to relax in a shady streamside setting up-canyon from the picnic area, along the higher reaches of sycamore-lined Madera Creek.

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                9. Huachuca Mountains

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                Part of Sierra Vista Ranger District

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                  10. Ft Huachuca Remote Camping

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                  Reservation and permit required

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                Recent Tent Reviews In Tumacacori

                315 Reviews of 10 Tumacacori Campgrounds


                • Scarlett D.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Kokopelli Gardens
                  Nov. 1, 2024

                  Kokopelli Gardens

                  Amazing place

                  The campgrounds are surrounded by coyote song throughout the night. Hardly any light pollution and the hosts are incredible!!! Sinks with drinkable water. Showers. They provide a tote full of goodies like plates and what not. There's a pen type area for the dogs to play in. And Tim and Victoria are so sweet!!! Highly recommend.

                • Mateo S.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park
                  Oct. 8, 2024

                  Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park

                  Beautiful views from the remote wilderness

                  I have lived here for 10 months now, and love the place. Like any campground, there are malcontents that will complain about little things like not being pampered or catered to. The reality is that this is a relatively remote place where you absolutely must be self-sufficient to a large degree. There has not been full-time management until recently, but the new management team are very attentive and reasonable. Since the ranch has been under new management many of the so-called bad influences have left. If you love natural beauty, privacy, and solitude, and are willing to make some sacrifices of comfort, this is the perfect place.

                • Pol G.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Gilbert Ray Campground
                  Oct. 2, 2024

                  Gilbert Ray Campground

                  Quiet and Well Maintained

                  I came here at the beginning of September 2024 and stayed for one night only. My spot has Shore Power (15,30,50), but you need to fill up your water tank before parking your trailer. If you select a site near a water source, that's fine, which I did. All roads are one way, and that's why they called a loop. I stayed at Loop A. Make sure you make your reservation online before going there. I bet this campground is packed in wintertime. By the way, their office is closed during off-season. If you arrive during this period, you'll help yourself locate your campground number. And you can just go online and pay your fees.

                • Cory
                  Camper-submitted photo from Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park
                  Sep. 6, 2024

                  Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park

                  Very disorganized and people and volunteers there aren't very nice

                   Upon entering it was dirty and restrooms not clean. I never received info they claimed was sent, so went on a hunch. It was dirty, dogs off leash and poop everywhere. Trash disposal area was unclean attracting insects and bugs and wildlife. People living there were not nice or clean. Staff was not friendly either. We decided to leave early. Found place 20 miles away that is wonderful by comparison. Advise trying elsewhere.

                • Cass G.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Scotia Canyon - Coronado National Forest
                  Jul. 26, 2024

                  Scotia Canyon - Coronado National Forest

                  One on my favorites

                  This is site is always a fun time, i’ve been camping along this dirt road so many times and now make it a yearly visit. All of these photos are different years. For greener grass I recommend going any month before late August! All photos taken with dry grass is October various years. Tons of dispersed camping sites and pull offs along the dirt road once you pass Parker Canyon Lake area. Good hiking in the area, tons of wildlife. Watch out for rattlesnakes and javelina especially if you have dogs with you! Most of the sites have fire rings already established so you don’t have to do much work. I’d rate it 11/10!

                • Joe H.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park
                  Jul. 22, 2024

                  Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park

                  Wolf's in sheep's clothing, Beware

                  Place is a nightmare. Have police report from requiring police to escort due to harassment from disturbed owners. Dog was bitten by pit bull, owner did nothing but blame me and call me mentally ill. Very sick thing. Horrible road, brown water and a homeless camp setting. Go for a drive through first. And rules aren't followed. Owners Michelle and Jim even harassed the police officer, which caused me to make multiple trips to Colorado to leave. I walked away from a home, ATV and 5th wheel just to get away from these people. It's like hell on earth with demonic people.... Good luck should you go, you'll need it. Owner also posted a response comment with lies calling me names etc. These are sick evil people who will harm you, caution. Check police report from April 17th with sheriff dept.

                • andrea K.
                  Camper-submitted photo from El Pais Motel and Campgrounds
                  Jun. 29, 2024

                  El Pais Motel and Campgrounds

                  Long Story

                  I stayed about 2 weeks. Nice place. Excellent price. Except... I returned one day to find my stuff had been rearranged. Maybe their free range chickens got into it. That's fine. A few days later my stuff was rearranged again. Maybe they were worried about it getting damp. Nice thought. My last night I returned to find my assigned spot had shrunk to where I could barely fit. I managed to get backed in and had to figure out how to get my driver's door open without hitting the car next to me. Then I had to figure out how to get the side doors open to get my dogs out and to load my stuff. I had no choice but to make it work. I delayed making this review because I did like the place but the rearranging of my stuff twice and shrinking my spot with zero communication really bothers me.

                • David T.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Kartchner Caverns State Park
                  Jun. 18, 2024

                  Kartchner Caverns State Park

                  Quiet getaway

                  -This was a great little spot! There is no light pollution besides maybe a neighbor that forgot to turn off their lights. -Kartchner Cave is walking distance with a great observation center even if you don’t take a tour into the caves. -Couple stores within 20miles for any forgotten items. -Spots a very large and spaced well. -Restrooms/showers well maintained *Shower water pressure is less than desired. -Visited Tombstone, AZ as well. About a 30min drive. **Watch your step, we came across a Diamond Back Rattle Snake about 4 feet from our picnic bench. ***It’s Arizona, summer times will be hot, our temp in June was 108.

                • keith H.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park
                  May. 15, 2024

                  Caballo Loco Ranch and RV Park

                  Dirty wolf's in sheep's clothing

                   Beware, it's foul in every way. People 55 plus still drugging and drinking. Dog poop all over, dogs not following rules and many pit bulls (my dog bite by pit bull) owner refused to help causing my move by police escort. It's a complete nightmare you'll become trapped in.. many better places close by. Picture is of my dog after going to vet in Colorado for dog bite. Owner uses the attackers owner to baby sit his dogs, so he defended her! Imagine that. Owner harassing caused police escort to move, he harassed cop too. A very sick and sad pathetic place... Truth stings sometimes.. sorry to be negative, but if it saves kind folks time and money I'm okay with it.

                • Berton M.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Patagonia Lake State Park
                  Apr. 25, 2024

                  Patagonia Lake State Park

                  Lakeside Campground

                  Great campground located on a lake. It's offers all the standard campground amenities. I do really like the birdwatching area outside the visitor center. There's also a small beach you can swim at.

                • Angela C.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Gilbert Ray Campground
                  Apr. 8, 2024

                  Gilbert Ray Campground

                  Desert campground w spectacular landscape

                  Gilbert Ray campground integrates the beautiful desert environment seamlessly with the campsites, which are very generous in size. Some reviews seem to suggest that sites are really backcountry and private, but I wouldn’t say that - most of the landscaping is low so you definitely see your neighbor and you can hear the cars on the nearby road.

                  We reserved ahead of time (I didn’t have a problem with the online system, but I did read a lot of complaints). We showed up after hours and I felt the information at the Administration Office was really straightforward, but I got stuck behind two sets of campers who couldn’t figure out what to do or where to go and seemed to expect me to walk them through the after-hours process. In general, most of the campers were older and we didn’t see a single family.

                  That may be in part because the chief amenity is the landscape and proximity to the Desert Museum and SNP. Sites have electric hook-ups and there is a bathroom, but no site water hook-ups and no showers. On our way out we drove to the dump station (located at a different loop) and water was available at that location.

                  The only other consideration is be careful what route you choose to enter the park. We started traveling according to directions only to realize it wasn’t recommended by the Park that RVs over 24 feet take that particular road.

                • MThe Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from El Pais Motel and Campgrounds
                  Apr. 6, 2024

                  El Pais Motel and Campgrounds

                  Small, funky and fun

                  Small campground (gravel lot) with motel. Back in spots only. Friendly staff, very fast internet, free laundry, and free free-range chicken eggs. We stayed 2 nights. There two normal full bathrooms, a kitchen, and a room to hang out in with a large TV. The place has lots of memorabilia. We happened to arrive on Easter and were given a free turkey dinner :). We will be back.

                • Blaise R.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Tucson - Lazydays KOA
                  Apr. 4, 2024

                  Tucson - Lazydays KOA

                  Very nice facilities

                  I stayed two nights with a Class B Van and the full hookup site was private, had a small grassy are, a picnic table and a portable fire pit. The common areas were very nice including the several gas firepits with chairs for just a couple or larger group. I was a little disappointed with the bathhouse/restroom, but that is because I am picky. The important thing is that I would definitely stay there again.

                • Pedro G.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Bog Springs Campground
                  Apr. 3, 2024

                  Bog Springs Campground

                  4th time visiting favorite place!

                  This campground sits among tall trees and offers stunning views of the surroundings. It's great for people who love nature. The restrooms are clean and convenient, and there are cozy fireplaces to keep warm. Whether you're enjoying the fire or admiring the scenery, it's a peaceful place to relax outdoors with your family and friends, fires are not allowed year round so you might what to visit the website for fire restrictions. Great hikes nearby perfect for bird watchers.

                • Joel R.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Quail Ridge RV Resort
                  Mar. 16, 2024

                  Quail Ridge RV Resort

                  Clean but lots of permanent & semi-permanent

                  This is a very large RV. “Resort” just off Hwy 90 north of Huachuca City AZ. It’s about 20 minutes to Sierra Vista, and 30 minutes to Tombstone. Wide streets for easy maneuvering even larger RVs. 30/50 amp, water, electricity, and sewer. Several bathroom/showers, laundry, WiFi. Good sized dog run. Many of the sites look like they are permanent or semi-permanent! I saw some for sale signs on lots, do you may be able to purchase a spot here.

                • rThe Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Patagonia Lake State Park
                  Mar. 15, 2024

                  Patagonia Lake State Park

                  Older Facilities

                  Good campground for fishermen and bird watchers. There is also some hiking available.

                  Pros - well maintained facilities but a little old. Hot showers and clean bathrooms. Camping next to the lake. The campground has a visitor center and camp store.

                  Cons - campsites are very close with limited privacy.

                • AThe Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Lakeview Campground
                  Mar. 15, 2024

                  Lakeview Campground

                  Comfortable in S. AZ

                  First come first serve sites with a variety of pull-through or back-in sites. Pit toilets that were kept clean and supplied(TP) by camp host. Only downside was that the hand sanitizer dispensers were empty. Horse shoes available. 0.5 miles to the lake with access included in cost of campsite($20/night). Easy reach for Sierra Vista, Bisbee and Coronado National Monument

                • Joel R.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Mountain View RV Park
                  Mar. 5, 2024

                  Mountain View RV Park

                  Nice rv park, not great

                  This is an ok rv park. It’s not fancy. But it has what we need. We have reservations for a month. Had planned to stay at RV park down the road, but they didn’t have a working shower, and we didn’t think we could go a month without, This park has 72 pull through sites, water, 30/50 amp electric, and sewer. Monthly sites charge extra for electricity. There are 2 bathrooms/showers which are passable. There is a big dog run, and a small one for small dogs. They have laundry and an exercise room. Internet is spotty. There are a few tent sites. There is an RV service and sales facilities adjacent to the park

                • Ashlee G.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from El Pais Motel and Campgrounds
                  Feb. 28, 2024

                  El Pais Motel and Campgrounds

                  Funky & retro!

                  We love El Pais! So glad we found this hidden gem in Tucson. It’s a beautifully renovated Rv campground owned by a mother and daughter. Great communications, clear directions, easy arrival. Favorite parts:

                  • full hookups
                  • free chicken eggs from onsite chickens
                  • communal fire pit every night
                  • coffee every morning
                  • free laundry & showers
                  • pool and movies in the summer

                  Only cons are some road noise and close parking quarters, but the communal space makes up for it. We loved having a space to meet other travelers & share stories. We’ll be back!

                • Bill R.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Kartchner Caverns State Park
                  Feb. 23, 2024

                  Kartchner Caverns State Park

                  Fairly new State Park with most of the amenities and a cavern

                  We stayed here for 5 nights at the end of March, 2023. The campground has paved roads, showers, dump station, water & electric hookups and the usual campsite set-up.

                  Three trails are located within the park. The campground itself is large, sites somewhat spaced apart and the grounds have a lot of stubby trees which were leafless when we were there.

                  A large visitor center is near the park entrance and the cavern is up the hill behind the center. We reserved and did the Rotunda/Throne Tour. It was very cool and our 1st cave tour. I would suggest reading the rules for tours before reserving. Access to the cavern is very controlled as far as how you get in and what you can take. There's quite a story about how this park came into being.

                  The location of the park allows quick access to the I-10 and the town of Benson, about 12 miles away. Other interesting sights are within an hour or so of the park.

                • Hannah T.
                  Camper-submitted photo from Gilbert Ray Campground
                  Feb. 20, 2024

                  Gilbert Ray Campground

                  Out In It

                  This campground is so cool!!! I prefer to be in nature while camping and this is it! You really feel like you’re in the desert. Sites provide some privacy and aren’t right up on each other. Quiet and relaxing. Good accessibility to the NP. I would definitely return.

                • Ashlee G.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Gilbert Ray Campground
                  Feb. 20, 2024

                  Gilbert Ray Campground

                  Great stay amongst the saguaros!

                  Enjoyed this campsite and all it has to offer - electrical hookup for our RV, a dump station, several drinking water spigots around the loop, and hiking trails all around. Easy to get to, easy to park and level. Our rig is about 38 feet total. So close to the national park & easy to ride in for hikes or exploring! Would definitely return.

                • Ollie The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Harshaw Ave - Coronado National Forest
                  Feb. 20, 2024

                  Harshaw Ave - Coronado National Forest

                  Oliver’s Truck Camping Experience

                  I enjoyed this camp site overall. It was only 10 minutes away from Patagonia and it had lots of dry firewood. The downside is there is no water source and also road noise. I was there Friday night through Monday morning and heard road noice throughout the night except for Sunday night.

                  I would recommend exploring above where the pin is because there is more free dispersed camping that will be quieter and more remote.

                • L
                  Camper-submitted photo from Gilbert Ray Campground
                  Feb. 20, 2024

                  Gilbert Ray Campground

                  Organized and clean tent camping

                  Loved this spot for a night. Practically in the NP, hard to tell the park bounds of Saguaro. Camp hosts were orderly and extremely friendly and available. Grounds were tidy! Bathrooms were clean. Felt really safe as a solo camper. Tent only sites are secluded to themselves. I was in B2 and I’d book that one or B3 if I ever go back. This tent site cluster has a little shade whereas the other two tent sites down the road are pretty exposed.

                • MickandKarla W.The Dyrt PRO User
                  Camper-submitted photo from Tucson - Lazydays KOA
                  Feb. 19, 2024

                  Tucson - Lazydays KOA

                  One of the Better KOAs or Private Campground for that Matter

                  We followed the website instructions to the campground(CG) by taking I-10 Exit 164B versus our RV GPS and Waze, which wanted us to get off sooner. After driving that route while staying here, we discovered that route would have been good as well. Check-in was easy and informative. We then drove ourselves to FHU pull-through site 1505 with a patio and fire feature. We maneuvered to get our 10’ sewer hose to fit between our two dump valves as the utilities are centered on the pad. This KOA is a true resort with major amenities, such as a pool, putt-putt golf course, pickleball, restaurant, and planned activities. At check-in we received a Tengo Internet WiFi code, so we tried it out. We were able to do sporadic email and texting. We used our Starlink the rest of the time as we were able to get a good shot of the north sky. We got 5 bars on Verizon. Water pressure in our site was good at about 50 psi. As we are dog people, we enjoyed walking our pups to the fenced dog areas and letting them run. In the front of the CG by the gate there’s a huge 1 to 2-acre fenced dog park. In the northwest corner of the CG, there’s another, but much smaller, fenced dog area, and then another even smaller fenced dog area around the corner from our site. They have a variety of sites with various amenities. As we have family in the area, we would stay here again. The next time we would get one of the sites with a fenced dog area, such as 1476-1479, which has a fire feature and a fenced Paw Pen around the patio. There are covered sites under the solar panels, but we would avoid those areas as pigeons are roosting above. Four RV techs were staying at the CG with signs in front of their campsites while we were there. The week in January we were here, we were able to get some work done on short notice. The CG website has good pics of their wide variety of sites and an expandable site map that identifies amenities. We are not normally high-dollar“resort” campers, but this CG was impressive.



                Guide to Tumacacori

                Camping near Tumacacori, Arizona, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.

                What to do

                • Birdwatching: Patagonia Lake State Park Campground is a great spot for birdwatching. One visitor mentioned, "I do really like the birdwatching area outside the visitor center." This campground also has a small beach for swimming.
                • Hiking: Explore the trails around Bog Springs Campground. A camper shared, "Great hikes nearby perfect for bird watchers," making it a fantastic choice for nature lovers.
                • Fishing and Boating: At Lakeview Campground, you can enjoy fishing and kayaking. One reviewer noted, "This is a great little campground with kayaking, hiking, fishing etc."

                What campers like

                • Scenic Views: Campers appreciate the stunning surroundings at Bog Springs Campground. A visitor said, "This campground sits among tall trees and offers stunning views of the surroundings."
                • Wildlife: Many enjoy the wildlife at Cieneguita Dispersed Camping Area. One camper mentioned, "Prairie dogs and pronghorn antelope are daily visitors."
                • Quiet Atmosphere: Campers often highlight the peacefulness of Cieneguita Dispersed Camping Area. A reviewer stated, "It is isolated, camp sites are well spaced and the scenery is great."

                What you should know

                • Facilities: Some campgrounds, like Patagonia Lake State Park Campground, have older facilities. A reviewer noted, "Good campground for fishermen and bird watchers. There is also some hiking available."
                • Campsite Proximity: At Bog Springs Campground, sites can be close together. One camper mentioned, "The camping areas are very close together."
                • Limited Amenities: Many dispersed camping areas, such as San Rafael Canyon Dispersed Camping, lack amenities like water and toilets. A visitor advised, "It's total dry camping but wooded and peaceful."

                Tips for camping with families

                • Choose Family-Friendly Campgrounds: Look for spots like Lakeview Campground, which is great for kids. One reviewer said, "This is a great campsite for tent or campers. It has great access to the lake and the fish are almost always biting."
                • Plan Activities: Make sure to plan activities like hiking and fishing. A camper at Bog Springs Campground mentioned, "Great hikes nearby perfect for bird watchers."
                • Pack Essentials: Bring along games and outdoor gear. A visitor at Cieneguita Dispersed Camping Area noted, "It's super awesome! I'm camping in my car, so I didn't find a normal site."

                Tips from RVers

                • Check Site Lengths: If you're bringing an RV, check the site lengths at campgrounds like Patagonia Lake State Park Campground. One camper shared, "If you have a rig over 35’, make sure you research the site before booking."
                • Look for Hookups: Campgrounds like Gilbert Ray Campground offer electric hookups. A visitor mentioned, "Sites provide some privacy and aren’t right up on each other."
                • Be Prepared for Dusty Roads: If you're heading to more remote areas like Snyder Hill BLM Camping Area, be ready for dirt roads. One camper advised, "Don't go if it rained that day! Clay mud all over."

                Camping near Tumacacori, Arizona, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Enjoy the great outdoors!

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