ARIZONA
STATE PARKS
Enjoy Arizona from the Mogollon Rim to the Sonoran Desert. Click
on the Arizona State Parks link below for more information and locations.
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Dead Horse Ranch State
Park
In the middle of the Verde Valley, this state park is complete with
a lush riparian habitat and abundant Arizona wildlife. Enjoy camping,
fishing, hiking andequestrian activities right in the heart of Cottonwood.
Slide Rock State Park
Slide down the natural thirty-foot water slide. This natural phemomenan
of worn rock winds through a cool creek bed and provides an amazing
ride. Enjoy the fall at Slide Rock where the fall colors provide
an amazing backdrop to the beautiful canyons. Hike, picnic and fish
in one of Arizona's favorite state parks.
Verde River Greenway
Verde River Greenway is a 471 acre park with a six mile long area
containing on of the Arizona desert's last free flowing rivers.
View thriving wildlife and huge stands of native Cottonwoods secured
along the Verde river. Bird watcher will love the blue herons, black
hawks that are easily viewed along the river. Don't miss the beavers.
Fort Verde State Historic
Park The Arizona territory headquarters of General Cook's army
scouts. Look back to the original buildings and lifestyle of early
19th century settlers.
Jerome State Historic
Park This once booming mining town was home to the Douglas Mansion.
This 1916 mansion had most of the innovative home conveniences of
the 1900's. Enjoy fantastic views as you visit this historic home.
Red Rock State Park
Walk through this 5 mile network of trails and learn about Sedona's
red rocks, the lush riparian habitat and the many forms of wildlife
in the area.
Fool Hollow Lake Recreation
Area Camp in this ideal spot where anglers and outdoor enthusiasts
enjoy a year round vacation getaway. Close to Showlow.
Lyman Lake State Park
In the high plains, this park is home to great fishing. If fishing
isn't your passion, you can tour the many ruins that were once Pueblo
and Mogollon Indian cultures.
Homolovi Ruins State
Park Tour these Pueblo Indian ruins and enjoy great camping
in Arizona's great northern landscape.
Tonto Natural Bridge
State Park The world's largest travertine bridge is located
here. You can picnic above the bridge in a lush grassy meadow among
the pines. Take some time and hike one of the many trails.
Riordan mansion State
Historic Park This pristine historical site is filled with original
furnishings. Built in 1904 this mansion is a reminder of the upscale
living in a small logging town of the early 1900's. Please make
a reservation to enjoy this mansion.
Lost Dutchman's State
Park Did you find it? The Lost Dutchmans' Gold Mine is a part
of Phoenix historical lore. Trails lead into the rugged Superstition
Mountains. This is an awesome urban hike, just 40 miles from downtown
Phoenix. Come prepared to stretch your muscles. Bring plenty of
water in the warmer months. Take some time and learn about the Dutchman
before you come. Maybe you will be the one to find the mine.
McFarland State Historic
Park Florence was once the center of activity and the dominant
structure was the old courthouse. Enjoy the many exhibits which
depict this old structure and its many changes over the years.
Catalina State Park
This park is at the base of Mt. Lemmon and the Santa Catalina Mountains.
This park is popular for all interests including: camping and hiking.
Picacho Peak Sate Park The most significant Civil War battle in
Arizona was held here. The 1,500 peak defines the skyline that overlooks
the sea of wildflowers in this area.
Tombstone Courthouse
State Historic Park This is the courthouse that tamed the West.
You can learn the real story behind the shootout at the OK Corral
and see a tax license for operating a brothel and invitations to
a hanging.
Tubac Presidio State
Historic Park This is Arizona's very first state park. Walk
through the ruins of a Spanish Colonial fort.
Patagonia Lake Sate
Park The blue waters of this 2.5 mile long lake is a favorite
of Arizona boaters. Fish away, blue gill, bass, crappie and catfish
are all part of the take. This is a multi use lake. You can also
enjoy water skiing on this great lake.
Roper Lake State Park
Take a dip in the rock lined natural hot spring.
Kartchner Caverns State
Park One of the largest caverns in the world, Kartchner Caverns
is a must-see. The world class exhibits include video, displays
and exhibits as well as a gift shop and picnic area. Enjoy the five
miles of hiking trails around the Caverns.
Buckskin Mountain State
Park and River Island Unit. Fire up the jet ski and get ready
for fishing and boating at this popular Arizona waterway. You can
also camp, hike and swim. This is a great family area.
Alamo State Park
This is one of the very best fishing lakes in Arizona. Enjoy hiking
in this Sonoran desert area. The campgrounds afford you a great
view of the lake and the native Arizona wildlife.
Yuma Territorial Prison
State Historic park Walk into a strap iron cell and imagine
what it was like for turn of the century prisoners in the Yuma Territorial
Prison. The museum has early photographs of the area and portrays
the hardships that these prisoners had to endure.
Yuma Crossing State
Historical Park This is a salute to five centuries of transportation
across the Colorado River. The Yuma Crossing has long been recognized
as one of the most integral crossing points along the Colorado during
our early Western history.
Cattail Cove State Park
Along the shores of Lake Havasu, this park affords you the opportunity
to sail on quiet waters or to go all out on your jet ski on the
open lake.
Lake Havasu State Park
Beautiful beaches and great campsites are the lure of this state
park. Stay on the water in many of the convenient camp sites.
Arizona State Parks
1300 W. Washington, Phoenix Arizona
800-285-3703
Arizon State
Parks
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