Florence is a great place to go camping in your RV. There are several historical features in town, and the outdoor attractions are even more breathtaking, so pack up your trailer and head to this terrific snowbirding destination. Scroll down on our Florence landing page for extensive information on tourist attractions, visitor information, sani-dumps, RV dealers, campsites and more.
Restaurant owner Mario Lizarraga says Florence has retained much of its Mexican heritage since being handed over to the United States in 1854.
Looking for a java jolt? Florence has some coffee hangouts you will want to visit.
The Riverboat Discovery tour is a three-hour cruise packed with exciting activities and one-of-a-kind experiences.
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Be king and queen for a day as you enjoy a Renaissance fair, ancient ruins or stunning desert scenery in Florence, Arizona.
Florence, Arizona, has some tantalizing dining spots you’ll want to try out.
Discover the Desert Botanical Garden located in Phoenix, Arizona, and experience the diversity of this environment.
The courthouse clock is frozen at 11:44 and the local museum will take you back in time.
Preserved in time, the historic Main Street in downtown Florence, Arizona, is where most of the action is for both locals and visitors.
From historical archives to stunning architecture, Florence has it all.
The history of one of Arizona's wild west towns is detailed in Florence, a book featuring more than 200 photographs, all carefully chosen to help tell the tales of early Florence.
Choose urban or wilderness—or anything in between—to discover the wonders of Florence, Arizona.
The Annual Arizona Rennaisance Festival and Artisan Marketplace is one of the largest spectacles of its kind in America—but its incredible menu is anything but medieval.
