Just 20 miles south of Tucson along I-19, Sahuarita is named after the small saguaro cacti growing in the area. (The Saguaro National Park is less than an hour north.) Framed by the ponderosa pine-forested peaks of the Santa Rita mountains to the east, Sahuarita and its vicinity brims with history as Native Americans had long settled the area. The town, which appeared on maps as “Saguarito” in the late 19th century, is today known for its pecan orchards and as the gateway to the cottonwood and sycamore canyons of Madera.
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<p>In Sahuarita, one of the closest RV parks is five miles south of town. Expand your search to within 15 miles and you'll likely find campgrounds with more amenities to suit your needs. Most of the parks offer full hookup sites, but some may have restrictions on age, pets, and length of stay. The best-rated parks in the area, with a broad range of amenities to match, tend to concentrate around Tucson. If you're willing to put up with a bit road noise for your stay, Tucson-area campgrounds are worth looking into. But if you’d like to get away from civilization in every sense of the word, consider camping under the stars at Colossal Cave Mountain Park.</p>
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