Catalina State Park Tucson

... of scenic driving through the mountains and deserts of the south west we ended up last night an hour south of Tucson at Catalina state park. The day started with a cacti tour in Saguaro national park, an 8 mile winding road through thousands of giant ...

Okay - we escaped the dust bowl and found paradise !! Catalina state park north of Tuscon. check the pics Now we are in Yuma - retirement capital of the universe. It's nice here tho. Tomorrow we cross the border at Mexicali - ...

... that the government does not want.  Tomorrow we head to Saguaro National Park East, Sabino Canyon and then to our campground Catalina State Park. Weather Report:  The last few days it has been hot here in the 90’s and yet the nights are ...

Nov. 2, Catalina State Park, Tucson, AZ State Parks are one of Arizona's hidden gems. They are so nice, water and electricity, large sites and amazing scenery and walking trails, complete with geo-caches. Lots of coyotes serenading us at night. This is ...

... Tucson with an RV problem, take it to Arizona Roadrunner. Right as I was going to hook-up the RV we decided to call the Catalina State Park to make sure the trails were open and they had some space for us. Lucky that we called since it was closed due to ...

   Last year when we visited Tucson we stayed at Catalina State Park and then Gilbert Ray Campground near Saguaro National Park West. We did quite a lot of hiking in the Catalina Mountains and the National Park in addition to doing several ...

   We arrived at Catalina State Park early afternoon on Saturday. The sites with electricity were all filled so we took one without. It's only $15 a night instead of $25 and we don't really need it since we can run the generator for short ...

... east to the Dragoon Mountains. We went to church and then drove to Gilbert Ray Campground in the Tuscon Mountain Park on the west side of Tucson. We went to the Saguaro National Park West Visitor Center for a couple hours and went for a walk around the ...

... this blog and listening to the coyotes howl. We've heard them each night here and actually saw them walking through the campground up at Catalina State Park when we were there last week. We haven't seen them here but they aren't far away, that's for ...

... shape and size, warm sunset colors on homes and buildings, framed in picturesque mountains. Our first evening we camped at Catalina State Park, in a lovely setting at the foot of the mountains.  The park offered a range of hiking trails and nature ...