32 state parks, historic sites and recreation areas in Arizona

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• Alamo Lake State ParkOne of Arizona's best bass lakes, ringed by brush, cactus and mountain in the Bill Williams River Valley, far…
• Buckskin Mountain State ParkA commanding view over the Parker Strip, the 18-mile stretch of Colorado River between Parker and Headgate…
• Catalina State Park5,500 acres of foothills, canyons and streams at the foot of the Santa Catalina Mountains, holding nearly…
• Cattail Cove State ParkTwo white sand beaches and 139 campsites on Lake Havasu, plus boat-in sites scattered along the shoreline…
• Colorado River State Historic ParkTen acres of the old U.S. Army Quartermaster Depot, established at Yuma in 1864 to supply every military post…
• Dankworth Pond State ParkA small, quiet water down the road from Roper Lake, stocked with rainbow trout through the winter and known…
• Dead Horse Ranch State ParkA Verde River ranch the Ireys family bought in the 1940s and named after a dead horse their children could…
• Fool Hollow Lake Recreation AreaCamping among tall pines beside a lake in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, opened in 1994 by a…
• Fort Verde State Historic ParkThe best-preserved Indian Wars fort in Arizona, base for General Crook's scouts and soldiers in the 1870s and…
• Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State ParkDedicated in 2016 to the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots lost on the Yarnell Hill Fire in June 2013. The…
• Homolovi State Park"Place of the Little Hills" in Hopi, and a research centre for the late Hopi migration period of the 1200s to…
• Jerome State Historic ParkThe Douglas Mansion, built in 1916 on the hill above the Little Daisy Mine and now a museum of the Jerome…
• Kartchner Caverns State ParkA limestone cave found in 1974 by two cavers who kept it secret for four years to protect it, at the eastern…
• Lake Havasu State ParkBeaches, three boat ramps, 54 campsites and 13 beachside cabins on the shoreline near Lake Havasu City's…
• Lost Dutchman State ParkSonoran Desert at the foot of the Superstition Mountains, 40 miles east of Phoenix and named for a gold mine…
• Lyman Lake State ParkA 1,500-acre reservoir at 6,000 feet, fed by snowmelt off Mount Baldy and Escudilla Mountain and one of the…
• McFarland State Historic ParkAn 1878 Florence courthouse built by hand from local adobe, its wood-shingled pitched roof marking the…
• Oracle State ParkA 4,000-acre wildlife refuge in the northern Catalina foothills with more than 15 miles of trail for walkers…
• Patagonia Lake State ParkA lake in the rolling hills of southeastern Arizona with a beach, marina, boat-in campsites and a creek trail…
• Picacho Peak State ParkThe 1,500-foot peak that has guided travellers past this stretch of southern Arizona since prehistory…
• Red Rock State ParkA 286-acre nature preserve and environmental education center where Oak Creek meanders between red rock hills…
• Riordan Mansion State Historic ParkA 40-room, 13,000-square-foot Arts and Crafts house built in 1904 for two Riordan families, with log-slab…
• River Island State ParkThirty-seven campsites, a sandy beach, a cove and a boat launch on the Colorado River, laid out with tent…
• Rockin' River Ranch State Park209 day-use acres where West Clear Creek meets the Verde River, a former ranch now given over to walking and…
• Roper Lake State ParkThree lakeside campgrounds and eight camping cabins at the foot of Mount Graham, six miles south of Safford…
• Slide Rock State ParkA 43-acre apple farm in Oak Creek Canyon, homesteaded by Frank Pendley in 1910 and still watered by the…
• Sonoita Creek State Natural AreaA perennial stretch of lower Sonoita Creek below Patagonia Lake, whose water supports uncommon plants and an…
• Tombstone Courthouse State Historic ParkThe two-storey red brick courthouse built in 1882 for Cochise County, in Victorian style and in use until the…
• Tonto Natural Bridge State ParkBelieved to be the largest travertine natural bridge in the world: 183 feet high over a 400-foot tunnel that…
• Tubac Presidio State Historic ParkArizona's first state park, preserving the ruins of San Ignacio de Tubac, the oldest Spanish presidio site in…
• Verde River Greenway State Natural AreaAlmost 1,000 acres of riparian and upland habitat along 35 miles of the Verde River, one of the desert's few…
• Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic ParkThe ruins of Arizona's territorial prison on a bluff above the Colorado River, begun in 1876 by convicts…

Parks in other states

• Alabama22
• Arkansas54
• California260
• Colorado43
• Georgia64
• Illinois106
• Louisiana38
• Nevada27
• New Mexico35
• North Carolina46
• Oklahoma38
• South Carolina51
• Tennessee66
• Texas93
• Utah46
• Virginia44
• West Virginia47

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