Picacho / Tucson NW KOA

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Experience a true taste of the southwest

Get away from the concrete pads and city hustle to a desert oasis, perfectly located between Phoenix and Tucson. We are just off I-10, nestled between oleander hedges and under shade trees that hide away the highway. The natural beauty of our surroundings coupled with great amenities, such as large, level pull-thru spaces and a heated pool, make for the perfect place to unwind. Bring your camera for the gorgeous pink to orange sunrises over the Picacho Mountains and the sunsets on the pastures to our west. Your walking shoes will take you to plenty of attractions and activities, including Picacho Peak State Park, Rooster Cogburn's Ostrich Ranch and the Casa Grande ruins up in Coolidge. Museums, galleries, restaurants and shopping are 30 minutes away in Tucson (I-10E) and Casa Grande (I-10W past I-8). Now open year-round with a pool and activities for plenty of family fun. Join us on an overnight stay on your way through Southern Arizona and stay for an extended visit, where you'll want to return time and again.

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50 Max Amp
140' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (Open Year-Round)
Snack Bar ($)
Propane ($)
Firewood ($)
Dog Park

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Beautiful campground! 7/10/2020

Since it was a holiday weekend, we sere worried that we wouldn't be able to get a same-day reservation. When we arrived, the office was closed but as we were getting the late arrival box, someone opened the office and cheerfully set us up with a spot... 7/6/2020

Owners are very friendly. Campground is clean 7/3/2020

Our stay was great. Owners are Awesome..friendly, helpful. Restrooms and sites were immaculate. Definitely would go back! 6/27/2020

Very hot. Some of the nicest and most helpful people 6/26/2020

Stayed for one night and this KOA is super clean. We loved that there were trees to help with the Arizona heat. Our son loved the pool and playing with two other kids. Owners are very nice and helpful. 6/24/2020

Its summer in Arizona so its not exactly the time for vacationing here. That having been said, the staff here are friendly and helpful and our short distance get away was what we needed to recharge. 6/24/2020

Its super clean and friendly. 6/22/2020

Great hosts. Lots of tent space. 6/22/2020

The camp hosts were outstanding and professional. They keep the campground very clean and orderly. The only problem I had was there some latency of the WiFi, which created slowness and non-reception at times, but the overall getaway was a pleasant experience. 6/22/2020

This was our second stay at the Picacho KOA and our experience was just as awesome as the first. Felicia, Ryan and Stephanie work very hard to ensure that guests have a pleasant stay. We arrived to discover our sewer hose was missing... 6/17/2020

We luv this camp ground. Very quiet, clean and the owners Felicia and Ryan are great. 6/15/2020

The place was quiet. The showers were spacious and very clean. 6/14/2020

Great stay. 6/10/2020

Very clean, beautiful location. Showers had great pressure with plenty of heat. Staff was welcoming and friendly. Thanks ! 6/8/2020

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VKR Appreciation Weekend

VKR Appreciation Weekend Photo WHEN: September 13, 2020 - September 18, 2020

WHAT: Value Kard Rewards holders stay as a paying guest on Friday, September 18 at any participating KOA campground and get Saturday, September 19 for FREE*.

WHY: VKR Appreciation Weekend is designed exclusively for Value Kard Rewards holders to say thanks for your loyalty and for trusting your camping memories to us. On this late-summer weekend, we gather to celebrate friends, family and fun in the great outdoors we all adore.*Only at participating KOA locations. Applies to one-site per a VKR account, for two consecutive nights at the same KOA. Sites may be limited. Not valid with other discounts.

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Botanical Garden, Zoo, and Museum all in one location. A must see. https://desertmuseum.org.

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An amazing structure built by the ancient Sonoran Desert People farming community. Nations first archeological reserve in 1892. Declared a National Monument in 1918.