Douglas RVing stories

When Sheriff Slaughter retired from serving as judge, jury and executioner in Douglas, he built a 100,000-acre cattle ranch called San Bernardino, which is now a National Historical Landmark. Close to the ranch are the remains of a U.S. military post called the Slaughter Outpost, as well as the Geronimo Trail and the San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge. 

For RVers on the road, quality craft-roasted coffees can be hard to come by – unless Douglas, Arizona, is their destination this season.
 

Whether you're a golfer, hiker or birder, you'll love getting out for a walk around Douglas, Arizona.

Bored with repetitive meals at the campsite? Head to the Bisbee Cooking School to brush up on your culinary skills—but also to learn about traditional American and Mexican cuisine.

This community has a strong mining heritage and has dedicated historical monuments scattered across the city.