Known as a major snowbirding destination, Arizona offers some unforgettable RVing. Diverse terrain and cultured communities make it a great place to go. Whether you prefer beautiful scenery and quaint towns or thriving, cultured cities with plenty of recreational opportunities, Arizona is the perfect destination for RVers from all walks of life.
With its fascinating desert scenery, the territory around Salome, Arizona, is well worth exploring.
by Danielle Cameron
Planning to RV in Tucson? Make time to enjoy historical walking tours and scenic hikes.
by Danielle Cameron
Desert Pueblo Mobile Home Park welcomes RVers to the scenic Sonoran desert of Tucson, Arizona, providing resort-style living to an age 55+ community.
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If you go RVing in Camp Verde, there are several places where you'll want to take a walk.
by Danielle Cameron
Put on your walking shoes, and take in some of the historical and natural attractions around Yuma.
by Danielle Cameron
Lake Havasu is a popular tourist destination because of the calm waters, amazing beaches and sunny desert weather providing more than 300 days of sunshine each year.
by Mason Buettner
The Camel Farm in Yuma, Arizona, takes you on a journey outside of the U.S. to the sun-scorched Sahara desert where visitors befriend camels, zedonks, coatimundis, water buffalo and other exotic animals.
by Jena Jones
Fall in love with young ocelots that rest their sleepy heads on rocky ledges, watch Harris hawks swoop down and graze the top of your head, and come face to face with an inquisitive mountain
lion at the Desert Museum.
Dennis Begin writes his top five picks of Arizona golf courses.
by Dennis Begin
Try out these top-rated restaurants and find out why Tucson is a foodie favourite.
by Danielle Cameron
RVing in Camp Verde is a treat, and the local restaurants are inviting you to grab a bite during your stay.
by Danielle Cameron