RV rental Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, AZ: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Hiking is by far the best way to admire the spectacular bridge and surrounding rock formations with well-marked paths leading into and around the cave. The park is home to four trails, which range in difficulty level but can be completed in under an hour. When you’re RV camping at Tonto Natural Bridge State Park with any small children or less able walkers, head to one of the paved paths that cross the top of Tonto Bridge where you can appreciate just how enormous the bridge really is. If you’ve packed your hiking boots and are up for a challenge, follow the signs for Pine Creek Trail or Gowan Trail. You’ll need a decent level of fitness to complete these hikes, as the paths are steep, rough and include an uneven set of stairs to climb back up. When you’re looking for somewhere to cool down on a hot Arizona summer day during your Tonto Natural Bridge State Park camping trip, it’s worth making the short drive south to Canyon Lake. Encompassing nearly 1,000 acres, this freshwater lake has become a hotspot amongst boaters, fishers, and water sportsmen alike. The lake’s wide-open expanse is perfect for an exhilarating afternoon on a jet ski, while its small coves and quieter spots can be explored via kayak, or with your best fishing rod in hand. Speaking of fishing, you’ll find everything from largemouth bass to walleye, crappie to rainbow trout in these fruitful waters. As you’re looking for a real adventure, rock climbing and bouldering can also be on the cards during your visit. There are countless climbing sites peppered throughout the forest, but only experienced climbers should tackle these (unless you’re with a qualified guide). Found not far from the Lost Dutchman State Park, the unusually named Totgoblin Rock can be accessed via the Siphon Draw Trail. Once at the foot of the cragged rocks, climbers can start to steep ascent to the top, which can take between 2-3 hours.