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Catalina State Park Campground

Catalina State Park Campground

Location: 11570 N. Oracle Rd, Tucson, Arizona, 85737
Lat/Long: 32.426794 / -110.926440
Phone No: (520) 628-5798 Res: (520) 586-2283
Website : http://azstateparks.itinio.com/catalina/
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Amenities Onsite: Pull thru | Pull round | Electric | RV water | Picnic table | BBQ | Restrooms | Showers | Dump station | Paved camp roads | Paved pads | Big rigs to 50ft+- | Gift shop |
Amenities Nearby : Oro Valley Marketplace(1mi) | Restaurants | Walmart |
Recreation Onsite: Hiking trails | Bike trails | Equestrian center |
Recreation Nearby: Pima Air and Space Museum | Saguaro National Park | Pusch Ridge Stables |

Description

Arizona, Catalina State Park Campground, Arizona State Parks. 

Directions:

From the intersection of Interstate-10 and Highway 77 in Tucson, Arizona.  Take Highway-77 north.  The state park entrance will be on the right side.  It's located 15 miles north of Tucson on Highway 77.  

Note:  The address used here is a general park address and not accurate for the campground.  However, the Campbase map provided here is accurate for the location of the campground.  

Comment

Catalina State Park Campground has tent, group, and RV camp spots.  Electric and water RV camp spots are also available.  The campground is open all year.  The busy season is October through April.  Summer tempratures tend to be extremely hot.  There are two RV dump stations available in the park.  The dump stations are free for registered campers.  There is a $15 per vehicle dumping fee for non-registered campers.  There are approximately 113 camp spots in this area.  A limited number of these spots are water and electric camp spots.  All other camp spots are dry camping.  Fire rings are not available and wood burning is not allowed.  Popular activities from this campground are HorsebackIng and hiking.  There are several nature trails available.  The campground is in a remote area however, it's not more than just a few miles from fuel, markets, and restaurants.  

Also visit: www.azstateparks.com.

Local Recreation:
 
The Pima Air and Space Museum is one of those must-see museums.  It's located at 6000 E. Valencia Blve. Tucson.  (520) 574-0462.  Www.pimaair.org.   The Pima Air and Space Museum also offers exclusive bus tours of the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARG), also known as the "Boneyard." The AMAGR is located adjacent to the Museum.  Bus tours of the facility are available on a "first come first serve" basis.  The tour bus boards at the Museum entrance.
 
The Loop bike trail loops through Tucson and is a good way to get around by bike.  It's a bike and walk trail.  Here is a link to The Loop.
 
Old Tuscon is an old west town where movies are made.  There is an old town street with restaurants and shops.  There are Can Can shows, gunfights, western cultural exhibits and more.  Www.oldtucson.com.  (520) 883-0100.  201 S Kinney Rd. Tucson, AZ  85735.  
 
Saguaro National Park is great for hiking and wildlife viewing.  The national park does not have a campgrounds.  Here is a link to the national parks web site:  https://www.nps.gov/sagu/index.htm
 
Tucson Mountain Park has hiking trails.
 
Desert Diamond Casino and Hotel. Click this link to see our casino information.


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