Picacho/Tucson NW KOA Journey sits smack dab in between Arizona’s two major cities of Phoenix and Tucson. While Phoenix is the largest city in Arizona, Tucson is arguably its cultural capital, where Native American and Mexican cultures mix with the free spirit of the West. Tucson is slightly closer to the RV park and will probably be where you spend most of your time when motorhome camping there.Camping at Picacho/Tucson NW KOA is a great way to explore the gorgeous desert landscapes surrounding Arizona’s second-largest city. The park has full hookups for your RV rental, including 50-amp electrical capacity. There’s also a swimming pool to cool off in – an absolute necessity in the summer when temperatures regularly top 100 degrees. Brought a canine companion along? There’s also a dog park where they can run around and do their business without you needing to leave the luxuries of the park and your rental RV behind. Picacho/Tucson NW KOA has some of the largest sites too, able to accommodate rigs up to 140 feet long.You’ll never be short on activities when you camp in an RV near Tucson either; national parks and monuments along with a variety of open spaces make the city a nature lover's dream. For the foodie, the Mexican cuisine, particularly the kind served from a truck, is possibly the best in the nation.
Picacho/Tucson NW KOA Journey sits smack dab in between Arizona’s two major cities of Phoenix and Tucson. While Phoenix is the largest city in Arizona, Tucson is arguably its cultural capital, where Native American and Mexican cultures mix with the free spirit of the West. Tucson is slightly closer to the RV park and will probably be where you spend most of your time when motorhome camping there.Camping at Picacho/Tucson NW KOA is a great way to explore the gorgeous desert landscapes surrounding Arizona’s second-largest city. The park has full hookups for your RV rental, including 50-amp electrical capacity. There’s also a swimming pool to cool off in – an absolute necessity in the summer when temperatures regularly top 100 degrees. Brought a canine companion along? There’s also a dog park where they can run around and do their business without you needing to leave the luxuries of the park and your rental RV behind. Picacho/Tucson NW KOA has some of the largest sites too, able to accommodate rigs up to 140 feet long.You’ll never be short on activities when you camp in an RV near Tucson either; national parks and monuments along with a variety of open spaces make the city a nature lover's dream. For the foodie, the Mexican cuisine, particularly the kind served from a truck, is possibly the best in the nation.