Tucson RVing stories

RVers aren't the only ones who like Tucson. One of the Beatles spent many happy days there as well.

Dan Gibson, Visit Tucson director of communications, offers up three stellar sights to see and a trifecta of events worth checking out in Tucson, Arizona

The city of Tucson, Arizona, is the United States’ first UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Here’s what earns Tucson its title. 

 The Starr Pass Golf Course in Tucson, Arizona, offers a first-class hotel and a PGA golf course.

Tucson hosts gemstone and jewellery shows that appeal to snowbirding RVers.

You can spend the whole winter in one resort, or be adventurous and embark on inspiring day trips during your stay!

Planning to RV in Tucson? Make time to enjoy historical walking tours and scenic hikes.

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.

Try out these top-rated restaurants and find out why Tucson is a foodie favourite.

Old Tucson Studios will entertain your family with movie nostalgia

Visit one of the largest prehistoric structures ever built in North America, just 48 miles from Mesa, Arizona.

Tucson, Arizona, is where one of the most notorious criminals of the 1930s was captured.

The Mini Time Machine: a Museum of Miniatures offers a big world of small delights.

Whether you’re looking for that dirt trail to kick up some dust or a more leisurely outing, here are five places to pedal as fast or as slow as you like.

With entertainment, relaxation and incredibly friendly staff, Rincon Country RV Resorts are ideal for the active and independent senior.

Between the Best 23 Miles of Mexican Food, the Tucson Originals and the downtown dining evolution, Tucson, Arizona, has a lot to offer travellers.