Northbound I-19 N – Take Exit 92 for San Xavier Road. Turn left onto San Xavier Road. Go 1.3 miles-Mission View RV Resort will be on your left

 

Easy access from Interstate-19.

Mission View RV Resort is open all year with 152 RV only camp spots.  This campground has age restrictions, 55+ only.  The resort has some airport noise from the Tucson International Airport located nearby however, the noise is minimal.  It's also located approximately half a mile from the Desert Diamond Casino.  The casino has gaming, restaurants, and a food court.  All camp spots have full hookups, pull through spots are not available.  Restrooms, showers, and a laundry are also available.  The campground is approximately half extended stay and half day to day.  There is a nice kitchen with a chef that can cook just about anything.  It's a good spot for snowbirds between October and April.  Extreme summer tempratures tend to drive most campers out of the area.  There are some shade spots however, most camp spots do not have shade.  Cellular service from this location is excellent.  Resort employees were very friendly.  Big rigs up to approximately 50 feet can be accommodated.  

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 is a good way to get around by bike in Tucson.  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.  They don't have any campgrounds so its best if you stay at this campground.  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 is just a short distance from the resort.