Best Fishing Camp Tucson Near Me

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Dry Creek Outfitters is your southern Arizona Fly Fishing Specialist! Since the shops establishment in 1999 by Eric Loeffler & George Plew, there has always been a pride in offering the highest quality products and customer service to our clients. Our crew spends every bit of free time fly fishing the great state of Arizona and beyond, and we keep the shop stocked with a variety of top notch fly fishing brands and products.

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Have fun in the sun at a desert oasis when camping at Tucson/Lazydays KOA Resort. Our campground has all you need for luxury camping in Tucson, Arizona. You can enjoy the warm weather and sun during your trip, from checking out the abundant and beautiful fruit trees to experiencing the amenities around the park. Our KOA Campground provides the perfect setting for year round camping in near Tucson, AZ.

Whether you are visiting us to escape the snow or coming for a fun family vacation, we have plenty of ways you can stay. The campground provides RV Sites, Deluxe Cabins and Tent Sites for campers to create the camping experience they desire. Every Pull-Thru and Back-In RV Site has full hookups and grass pads to help you stay comfortable at our RV park in Tucson, AZ. Some RV Sites even have a KOA Patio, so you have even more space.

Our Deluxe Cabins ensure guests have a luxurious camping experience. Each cabin has a full bath, partial kitchen and plenty of beds, giving you the ultimate comfort. You can also camp at one of our Tent Sites if you want a more rustic and traditional camping experience. Sleep under the stars in your tent while accessing water and electric hookups.

You can also enjoy pet-friendly camping in Tucson, Arizona, when you come to Tucson/Lazydays KOA Resort. Every campsite is pet friendly.


Our KOA Campground has plenty of fun amenities and activities you can take advantage of. Lounge by either of the two resort-style pools or the hot tub. You can also make friends while relaxing and camping under our PowerParasols structures, which provide shade and solar energy for the campground.

If you want to be more active, our mini-golf course has nine holes you can complete. We also host themed weekends for campers to get together and celebrate various occasions. The Lazydays RV dealership is also right across the street to cater to all your RV needs.

You can experience camping near downtown Tucson, Arizona, when you stay with us, too. Our campground is a short 10-minute drive from the downtown area. You can explore the city during the day, then come back to the campground to relax and cool down.

Our camping sites in Tucson offer a unique stay and with first-rate activities on-site and within a short drive, a trip is a must!

Tucson/Lazydays KOA Resort is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore the incredible wonders of the region. A short drive takes you to the Saguaro National Park, where you and the family can witness the enormous cacti and unique desert landscape. Make your way to the largest controlled environment committed to the impacts of climate change — the magnificent Biosphere 2. The world's large earth science experiment will fascinate the family. You can also take the Verde Canyon Railroad for an unforgettable adventure.

Return to the campground to relax and cool down after spending the day exploring the city.

Are you ready to explore Tucson and stay in a desert oasis? Come to Tucson/Lazydays KOA Resort campground to have a camping experience to remember. You'll have plenty of room to spread out and enjoy camping. Get started with your trip to Tucson by booking your campsite today!

Stay for the weekend (or any 3 days) and enjoy Tucson, AZ with this great discount!

What: Buy 2 nights and get a 3rd night for 50% off. Only valid on RV sites.

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This 1-acre, lighted facility features a Fido fountain, scrambling area, and a shade ramada.

In response to requests from patrons, there is no smoking allowed in the dog park.

This park, formerly named Silverbell Park, was named after Christopher Columbus in 1990. The Tucson chapter of the Knights of Columbus initiated the renaming effort in anticipation of the international celebration of the 500-year anniversary of Columbus' arrival in the New World.

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While most other campgrounds in the Catalina District are closed in winter and open in summer, Molino Campground and Picnic Area has a season that is just the opposite. Because it is located lower on the slopes of the Santa Catalina Mountains, Molino is open during the late fall, winter, and early spring.

The weather here is pleasantly mild then, and any of those seasons is a good time to visit. Campsites are located in savannah -- desert grassland dotted with oaks. Along the banks of Molino Creek, which flows only during and immediately after rain or snowmelt, species such as cottonwood, Arizona live oak, and mesquite provide a scenic setting for the campsites they shelter. Views are dominated by nearby rugged, rocky hills. Roads in the campground are paved.

Accessible,Tent camping,Camping trailer,Fee charged for some activities,Picnic tables,Toilets,Parking

Single site: $20. With Golden Age/Access or Interagency Senior/Access pass $10. Group site: $50 plus $10 per vehicle. Payable with cash or check.

No hookups. Trailers and RVs under 22’ permitted. No pack and saddle stock permitted in campground. The Sheep Management Area in nearby Pusch Ridge Wilderness is closed to dogs for the protection of desert bighorn sheep. Pets must be leashed at all times. Mountain bike access is generally east of the campground and not allowed in Wilderness. Limit of 2 vehicles and 10 persons per site. Campers must occupy site for the first 24 hours. 14-day stay limit per year.

Northeast of Tucson, between mile markers 5 and 6 on the Catalina Highway

Take the Catalina Highway off Tanque Verde Road in Tucson. Drive 4.2 miles to the Forest boundary and continue 5.7 miles to the campground. All campsites are adjacent to paved roads and are accessible by two-wheel drive low-clearance vehicles.

Campsites sit amid a high desert oak scrub ecosystem at an elevation of 4,500 feet on the slopes of the Santa Catalina Mountains. Along the banks of Molino Creek, which flows during and immediately after rain or snowmelt, species such as cottonwood, Arizona live oak and mesquite provide a scenic setting. Views are dominated by rugged, rocky hills. Colorful wildflowers bloom in spring.

Hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding are popular activities. The Arizona Trail, which extends from Mexico to Utah, passes through the campground, and the Molino Trail leads to the Pusch Ridge Wilderness (hiking and horseback riding only). A variety of additional trails, including some on 9,157' Mt. Lemmon, are available in the area for those who wish to venture away from the campground for the day.

This facility has a few dozen individual campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis, along with a reservable group camping and picnic area. The group area is accessible with a paved walkway, and is equipped with a large picnic shelter covering several picnic tables, two serving tables, grills and food storage lockers for bear safety. Six cleared tent pads, as well as one accessible tent site, are adjacent to the picnic area. Most of the tent sites are open and sunny. RVs and trailers are permitted.

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