Tucson / Lazydays KOA

The Great Outdoors

When you book an RV in Pima County, you'll be surrounded by breathtaking state parks. One of the best in the region, Catalina State Park, consists of over 5,000 acres of mountainous foothills that flow into canyons, making this an excellent place for hiking. With more than eight trails ranging from under a mile to over ten miles in length, there's a hiking trail everybody will enjoy. Some of these trails will take you 500 feet up into the foothills, giving you amazing views of the park, while others take you past the remains of historical villages dating back to 500 AD. Many of these trails are dog-friendly, so bring along your pup for a much-needed stroll. Some popular activities include bird watching, as the park features over 150 different species, and picnicking at one of the nearby recreational areas.Nature watchers will love Arizona due to its diverse flora and fauna. Anybody RV camping near Tucson might want to consider an adventure to Saguaro National Park. This park is perfect for nature watchers as it contains saguaro cacti, the biggest cacti found in America. A huge variety of animals can also be found here, ranging from mountain lions to canyon tree frogs. This arid and mountainous state park is also a popular hiking destination, complete with multiple trails that will take hikers through canyons, up 400-foot foothills, and much more. If you're feeling particularly adventurous, the nearby Rincon Mountains provide a very challenging hiking experience giving visitors panoramic views from high above the clouds.If you're looking for another challenging hike when you're motorhome camping near Tucson, then plan a trip to Picacho Peak State Park. This park revolves around the 1,500-foot mountain that stands at its center, with hiking trails that take you all the way to the top. Shorter trails are available; however, those going the whole way should make sure to bring along plenty of water and climbing gloves. Beautiful scenery and a plethora of wildflowers can be found on the way, making this hike well worth the effort.

Exploring the City

Tucson is a lively and historic city filled with amazing sights for motorhome campers to enjoy. One of the best historical sights, Mission San Xavier del Bac, is a breathtaking Catholic mission built in the late 18th century by Spanish missionaries and is a wonderful example of Spanish colonial architecture. Visiting this mission is the ideal way to find out about life in Arizona hundreds of years ago. There's also a museum full of artifacts that help illustrate the mission's history and its importance to the local community.Or, you might be interested in learning about Arizona's more recent history, in which case you should visit the Pima Air and Space Museum. Airplane enthusiasts will love this museum, as its 80 acres feature over 300 restored aircraft including a Wright brothers Flyer, early Boeing planes, and military aircraft. As well as lots of planes, the museum contains plenty of artifacts and exhibits that will interest visitors of all ages.If you're looking for the ideal family-friendly activity when you're RV camping at Tucson/Lazydays KOA, consider visiting the Reid Park Zoo. This zoo is one of the best in the state and contains a wide variety of wildlife from across the world. Some of the most popular and rarest animals include rhinos, tigers, and tapirs. Conservation is an important part of any zoo, and this one offers classes to help young and old learn about how important these creatures are to our planet.