In this video, we provide a walking tour of Picacho Peak State Park and show the best campsites. Picacho Peak State Park is located between Tucson and Phoenix along I-10 in Arizona. Park amenities include an extensive array of hiking trails, a dump station, trash receptacles, a visitors center with gift shop, hot showers, and flush toilets. ...

After driving through snow and ice, we needed to pull over and saw this huge RV park. We pulled in and you have to go through a secured gate and check in, the price was high but we needed to pull over and tired. We got our site and drove around a couple of times trying to find it, the site was all mud, the cement pad was dirty from previous...

This is a beautiful campground for relaxation, hiking, and wildlife. Fishing was popular and good according to my neighbor. Steep, narrow, and winding unpaved (hairpin) turns make the access challenging and uninviting for visiting other Smokies areas, but worth the trip if you want to kick back for a few days. Elk roam the meadows and grounds...

This place is beautiful! Nice sized wooded sites except for the sites with direct water access which are a bit tight. Beautiful trails that are also dog friendly. Only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is due to some road noise which really takes away from the tranquility of this otherwise beautiful campground. It’s also a bit pricy at $40...

For anyone looking for a remote campground that seems to always have available space, Goose Lake is it. Located just a hair across the CA/OR border off Hwy 395, it’s not a heavily used campground. We heard the most campers registered at one time in the whole history of the park was 15. And there are about 40 sites for tents, trailers, and...