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Coronado National Forest in Arizona was officially established in 1902 by President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt. He felt that protecting the natural beauty of the West was critical and successfully lobbied for several regions to become national forests and national parks. Coronado National Forest is a unique park in that it consists of a handful of “sky islands,” which are mountainous regions that rise abruptly from a flat desert or plain terrain. Though Coronado National Forest is mostly in Arizona, a small portion sprawls across the Arizona-New Mexico border. Coronado National Forest is a classic example of southwestern landscape with rugged buttes rising from the desert, red desert sprawling for miles around, and cacti aplenty.

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Getting Outdoors

With around 1.8 million acres of wilderness to explore, there’s something for everyone. Although Arizona isn’t known for its snow scene, the northernmost sky island, Catalina Range, gets a few inches of snow most winters. As a result, the southernmost ski resort in the lower-48 can be found perched atop Mount Lemmon. Adventurers can also bring or rent snowmobiles and hit the trails.

Camping at Coronado National Forest

Rent an RV to gain a traditional camping experience without sacrificing comfort. There’s no need to shiver or endure sand fleas nibbling all night long. Coronado National Forest RV campgrounds range in size and amenities, although one thing they all have in common is there are no hookups.

Exploring the Area

Hop into a motorhome rental and hit the road. There are several ghost towns and long-lost settlements waiting to be rediscovered. Or for the impatient, head over to the Courtland Ghost Town in Elfrida, AZ. The town was originally established at the turn of the century during the height of the copper and gold mining boom. Several homes, businesses, and other structures were quickly erected to house an onslaught of newcomers and just as quickly abandoned when the mines dried up. In Tombstone, Good Enough Mine Tour gives visitors a glimpse into life as a silver miner in the late 1800s.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Bassett Peak Trail, AZBenson, AZ
  • Kennedy Peak, AZCoronado National Forest, AZ
  • Powers Garden via Sycamore Trail, AZCoronado National Forest, AZ
  • Redington Road, AZBenson, AZ
  • Ladybug Peak via Bear Canyon Trail #299, AZCoronado National Forest, AZ
  • Chimney Rock, AZBenson, AZ
  • Grant Hill Trail, AZWillcox, AZ
  • Hospital Flat Nature Trail, AZWillcox, AZ
  • Mount Graham Trail, AZCoronado National Forest, AZ
  • Grant Goudy Ridge Trail, AZCoronado National Forest, AZ

Recent RV rental reviews in Coronado National Forest

Cindy M.

September, 2025

Van drove well, was well appointed with basics to cook and sleep. Very thoughtful design. We enjoyed the “van life,” for a wonderful weekend in the mountains.
Heather P.

September, 2025

Oh myyy I don’t know where to start! Emily was simply wonderful! The van was great and we enjoyed the trip all but the smoke from the wildfires in Canada. Emily was so accommodating even letting us use a guest house in her property to just relax since the scenery of the parks was a little disheartening. It was nice to be able to stretch out and relax the last couple of days before returning home. I would recommend Emily 1000 times over! I have actually told people about her van since being home and they want her info for when they visit out west! Nothing but 5 stars for her!
Erick R.

September, 2025

Our first experience in a campervan, and it was gorgeous inside and out. The interior was very well thought out in terms of both function and decor, and it comes very well appointed in terms of amenities and comforts. Owners were also very communicative and easy to work with. We also traveled with our dog, and there was already a dog bed and leash for cruising with your pup at your side.

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