99% (61) • 10 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Patagonia
Roadrunner Tucson Birds and Cacti
1. Roadrunner Tucson Birds and Cacti
100%
(17)
50mi from Patagonia · 1 site · Tent, RV
This one spot private RV pad is minutes from downtown Tucson, the UofA and one block from the River "Loop" Bike Path. It's within walking distance to superb local eats and The Mercado. The entrance gate is 12.5’ wide and is a drive in or back in site. This is an off street fenced and gated site that is easy to access, and is also secure, and private. Your rig must be fully self-contained as there are No restrooms, showers, or laundry available on site. Include RV size/type in request. TENT Campers MUST have their own portable toilets. Travel nurses are welcome. Easy access from the Freeway and Downtown Tucson. This is an off street fenced and gated site that is easy to access, and is also secure, and private. Distances to hospitals in Tucson: St. Mary's Hospital 0.7 miles, St. Joe's Hospital 7.8 miles, Banner UMC 2.5 miles, Banner UMC South Campus 5.1 miles, Tucson Medical Center 6.6 miles, NW Hospital 6.2, miles away from this address.
The space: There are full hook ups for electricity, potable water, sewer, and a provided fire pit. Property is in the city and at night you are still able to stargaze. This is a great spot for birders, cacti enthusiasts, and cyclists. Guests will have access to their own xeriscape garden. Be on the lookout for colorful birds. The pad has a 30 amp/120 volt RV box and a 20 amp/120 volt GFCI receptacle. No converters are available at this time. No generator use allowed anytime. The space can accommodate the small Class A’s. The site is 40’ long. If your combination RV/ Tow Vehicle is longer than that then there is off street parking directly in front of the entry gate. This is a pull in or back in site only and not a pull through. ADA sidewalks outside.
Other things to note: This is a local residential neighborhood so no loud music or partying- quiet hours begin at 10p. Children must be supervised at all times. Dog owners must clean up after their pets- trash bin and bags are provided. Animal companions can be unleashed if kept within your enclosed area. No barking dogs left unattended in the fenced area. There is cacti in the garden so it recommended to wear shoes when outside. No restrooms available. Near several grocery stores, bus routes routes, and laundry mat in less than 1 mile.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$53
/ night
18+ Artists' Nature Retreat
2. 18+ Artists' Nature Retreat
96%
(34)
44mi from Patagonia · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Our Earth-Building Artists' Retreat!
Imagine a creative escape that's just a stone's throw away from the stunning landscapes of Arizona's wild desert. Our homestead is nestled right next to hundreds of acres of breathtaking BLM land. Here, awe-inspiring hills tell tales of ancient coral reefs full of desert wildlife and amazing night sky.
History buffs rejoice, you're smack dab in the middle of the legendary mining towns of Tombstone, Bisbee, and Sierra Vista! Explore as you wish—be it the homestead's vibrant heart or the quirky charm of nearby towns.
Our magical retreat offers cozy camping spots with amenities like a shower house featuring on-demand hot water—perfect after a day of adventuring. You'll also have access to Wi-Fi and a composting commode. Need extra comforts? We also offer firewood and water-fill ups on a donation basis!
A Few Considerations Before Booking:
Getting Here: Your journey begins with a scenic drive, we live 5-10 minutes down a dirt road. It’s been graded in the last few months, so standard cars like a Civic or Prius will do just fine. That said, this route isn’t ideal for very low-clearance vehicles, those uneasy about dirt roads, or trailers/RVs over 30 ft.
Off-Grid Adventure: Since we're living that sustainable off-grid dream, we work with what we call a composting "outhouse" rather than a traditional septic system. If this rustic charm doesn’t sit well with you, we might not be the ideal fit.
Pet & Wildlife Lovers: We embrace friendly furry companions! Just bear in mind, the desert is home to critters galore—everything from coyotes to bobcats. Keep a watchful eye on your pets and please make sure you clean up after your pets.
Adult-Only Zone: We cater to an 18+ crowd—so it's a peaceful haven sans kids.
Eco-Friendly Practices: We encourage bringing biodegradable soaps to protect our trees and vegetation, we do provide biodegradable soaps if needed.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$30
/ night
Willow Whisper
3. Willow Whisper
100%
(5)
37mi from Patagonia · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging
11 Acres in rural Cochise County at the end of the road. We back up to the San Pedro Riparian Area, and the San Pedro River, offering hiking, birding, wildlife watching, and other recreational activities. The roads leading to the property from Hereford Road are dirt that are regularly maintained, but you may experience some washboard along the way depending on the season.
Cochise County is dark sky country. After viewing those amazing Arizona sunsets, cast your eyes on the night sky, and see stars and the Milky Way like you've never experienced before! Experience the abundant wildlife that comes through the property. Birds, Javelina, deer, listen to the coyotes howl. It simply is magical!
Bird watching: Experience hundreds of different species of birds in Cochise County (485 at last count). Lots of different hummingbirds (we're the hummingbird capital of the United States), hawks, sparrows, roadrunners, cactus wren, quail, and the list goes on. Be sure to hike down the San Pedro River, or to Ramsey Canyon to see even more!
Hiking: With an abundance of canyons in the area, there's hiking opportunities all around us! A short 10 minute drive lands you at the foot of the Huachuca Mountains with Ramsey Canyon, Miller Canyon, Carr Canyon, and many more! But above all, we have a private gate leading to the BLM land situated right next to the RV pad! Feel free to use it to go and explore, maybe even hike down to the river. Don't be surprised if you see people on horseback, as this is a very popular equestrian area.
There are tons of sightseeing opportunities around us, such as Bisbee (be sure to check out Old Bisbee, and the Bisbee Breakfast Club for some amazing food), Tombstone (OK Corral puts on a very entertaining show), Cartchner Caverns State Park, Coronado National Memorial. All within a short drive from here. If you'd like to visit Mexico, you can cross at Naco (about 15 minute drive) or at Douglas (about 45 minutes)
Lots of restaurants in Sierra Vista, but we recommend trying Mimosa Pizzeria, or La Sierra Steakhouse, both just a 10 minute drive down the road, along with Dollar General for your immediate needs.
The RV site offers full hookups, 30/50 Amp service. Your pets are welcome to roam around off leash, as long as they're people and dog friendly.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$35
/ night
Diamond Bell Park
4. Diamond Bell Park
43mi from Patagonia · 3 sites · Lodging
Howdy, Folks!
My name is Joel, and I turned my off-grid property into a park. It’s located right across the street from a 3,000 acre swath of Arizona recreational state land. AZ state land is like a state park, but with zero amenities. So, I started building amenities on my property.
We now have trash service, compost toilets, running hot water, a shower building, a furnished campsite, a mini barndominium, and everything runs on solar power.
We also get Amazon deliveries.
The park is only 20 miles from the Tucson city limits, but when you get out here you’ll feel like you’re a million miles away. Your ears will ring for the first half hour while adjusting to the quiet.
It’s a great place to read a book, unwind, and take some time off from the mouse marathon of daily urban life.
It’s also a great place to bring your ATV, dirt bike, or favorite pew-pews to go play Mad Max Beyond Thunderchicken out in the state land.
There’s a little something for everybody if you know what I mean.
Night time is very dark out here. There are no street lights because Kitt Peak National Observatory is just over yonder. You can see it from the property.
Most nights the Milky Way is clear and visible in the sky. I have pathway lights, and low lumen lighting around the park, but a flashlight is still helpful for getting around at night.
Next door is a bird sanctuary with 2 macaws (Blue Bird and Max), and halfway up the mountain (Keystone Peak) is an abandoned fluorite mine you can go explore.
We are in the foothills of the Sierrita Mountains, at an elevation of 3,200 ft. That’s 1,000 ft higher than Tucson, and 2,000 ft higher than Phoenix. The plant life is very lush and green for the desert, and the wildlife is plentiful.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$33
/ night
Expansive Desert Views
5. Expansive Desert Views
100%
(8)
40mi from Patagonia · 1 site · Tent, RV
This property is at the base of the Mule Mountains with views looking over the San Pedro River to the Huachuca Mountains, the lights of Sierra Vista and San Pedro Mexico.
It's two miles away from the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, a popular trailhead for birdwatchers, hikers, and mountain bikers. It's just a 30 minute drive to Old Bisbee, a historic mining town with a vibrant music and art scene.
Also within a half hour drive, you can reach the Coronado National Monument, or Miller Canyon.
There is excellent cell coverage from Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T
And... if you happen to fly a paramotor, you hit the jackpot. Just next to the camping spot, there is a landing zone. If you want to fly here, please get familiar with the local airspace. The riparian area has a 2000' requested minimum altitude. West of the river is restricted airspace and the boarder defense zone starts just six miles to the South. Heading to the North, then East, you are all clear. It's best to fly when the wind is coming from the West or South.
Pets
from
$25
/ night
Solquest Retreat
6. Solquest Retreat
100%
(2)
30mi from Patagonia · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Solquest Retreat is a desert oasis made for you to enjoy the best things about the area with close proximity to expansive views, hiking trails, and great birding sites. Take a short drive to Lady of the Sierras or Bisbee for the afternoon. Stay on-site and enjoy walking the 40-foot classical labyrinth. Owners, Dean and Lisa will be happy to share about it's history and teach you how to use the labyrinth as a wellness tool. Lisa is an artist, offering options for art sessions, labyrinth meditations, and life+creativity coaching. She loves to talk color and share about her Color Affirmation Deck and Method. Find out your life path color and explore how color and enhance or even empower you. Creativity abounds here. Come enjoy the peacefulness of this place and stay awhile. Our goal for our visitors is that they experience "peace in the desert."
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$14
/ night
99% (61) • 10 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Patagonia
Roadrunner Tucson Birds and Cacti
1. Roadrunner Tucson Birds and Cacti
100%
(17)
50mi from Patagonia · 1 site · Tent, RV
This one spot private RV pad is minutes from downtown Tucson, the UofA and one block from the River "Loop" Bike Path. It's within walking distance to superb local eats and The Mercado. The entrance gate is 12.5’ wide and is a drive in or back in site. This is an off street fenced and gated site that is easy to access, and is also secure, and private. Your rig must be fully self-contained as there are No restrooms, showers, or laundry available on site. Include RV size/type in request. TENT Campers MUST have their own portable toilets. Travel nurses are welcome. Easy access from the Freeway and Downtown Tucson. This is an off street fenced and gated site that is easy to access, and is also secure, and private. Distances to hospitals in Tucson: St. Mary's Hospital 0.7 miles, St. Joe's Hospital 7.8 miles, Banner UMC 2.5 miles, Banner UMC South Campus 5.1 miles, Tucson Medical Center 6.6 miles, NW Hospital 6.2, miles away from this address.
The space: There are full hook ups for electricity, potable water, sewer, and a provided fire pit. Property is in the city and at night you are still able to stargaze. This is a great spot for birders, cacti enthusiasts, and cyclists. Guests will have access to their own xeriscape garden. Be on the lookout for colorful birds. The pad has a 30 amp/120 volt RV box and a 20 amp/120 volt GFCI receptacle. No converters are available at this time. No generator use allowed anytime. The space can accommodate the small Class A’s. The site is 40’ long. If your combination RV/ Tow Vehicle is longer than that then there is off street parking directly in front of the entry gate. This is a pull in or back in site only and not a pull through. ADA sidewalks outside.
Other things to note: This is a local residential neighborhood so no loud music or partying- quiet hours begin at 10p. Children must be supervised at all times. Dog owners must clean up after their pets- trash bin and bags are provided. Animal companions can be unleashed if kept within your enclosed area. No barking dogs left unattended in the fenced area. There is cacti in the garden so it recommended to wear shoes when outside. No restrooms available. Near several grocery stores, bus routes routes, and laundry mat in less than 1 mile.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$53
/ night
18+ Artists' Nature Retreat
2. 18+ Artists' Nature Retreat
96%
(34)
44mi from Patagonia · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Our Earth-Building Artists' Retreat!
Imagine a creative escape that's just a stone's throw away from the stunning landscapes of Arizona's wild desert. Our homestead is nestled right next to hundreds of acres of breathtaking BLM land. Here, awe-inspiring hills tell tales of ancient coral reefs full of desert wildlife and amazing night sky.
History buffs rejoice, you're smack dab in the middle of the legendary mining towns of Tombstone, Bisbee, and Sierra Vista! Explore as you wish—be it the homestead's vibrant heart or the quirky charm of nearby towns.
Our magical retreat offers cozy camping spots with amenities like a shower house featuring on-demand hot water—perfect after a day of adventuring. You'll also have access to Wi-Fi and a composting commode. Need extra comforts? We also offer firewood and water-fill ups on a donation basis!
A Few Considerations Before Booking:
Getting Here: Your journey begins with a scenic drive, we live 5-10 minutes down a dirt road. It’s been graded in the last few months, so standard cars like a Civic or Prius will do just fine. That said, this route isn’t ideal for very low-clearance vehicles, those uneasy about dirt roads, or trailers/RVs over 30 ft.
Off-Grid Adventure: Since we're living that sustainable off-grid dream, we work with what we call a composting "outhouse" rather than a traditional septic system. If this rustic charm doesn’t sit well with you, we might not be the ideal fit.
Pet & Wildlife Lovers: We embrace friendly furry companions! Just bear in mind, the desert is home to critters galore—everything from coyotes to bobcats. Keep a watchful eye on your pets and please make sure you clean up after your pets.
Adult-Only Zone: We cater to an 18+ crowd—so it's a peaceful haven sans kids.
Eco-Friendly Practices: We encourage bringing biodegradable soaps to protect our trees and vegetation, we do provide biodegradable soaps if needed.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$30
/ night
Willow Whisper
3. Willow Whisper
100%
(5)
37mi from Patagonia · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging
11 Acres in rural Cochise County at the end of the road. We back up to the San Pedro Riparian Area, and the San Pedro River, offering hiking, birding, wildlife watching, and other recreational activities. The roads leading to the property from Hereford Road are dirt that are regularly maintained, but you may experience some washboard along the way depending on the season.
Cochise County is dark sky country. After viewing those amazing Arizona sunsets, cast your eyes on the night sky, and see stars and the Milky Way like you've never experienced before! Experience the abundant wildlife that comes through the property. Birds, Javelina, deer, listen to the coyotes howl. It simply is magical!
Bird watching: Experience hundreds of different species of birds in Cochise County (485 at last count). Lots of different hummingbirds (we're the hummingbird capital of the United States), hawks, sparrows, roadrunners, cactus wren, quail, and the list goes on. Be sure to hike down the San Pedro River, or to Ramsey Canyon to see even more!
Hiking: With an abundance of canyons in the area, there's hiking opportunities all around us! A short 10 minute drive lands you at the foot of the Huachuca Mountains with Ramsey Canyon, Miller Canyon, Carr Canyon, and many more! But above all, we have a private gate leading to the BLM land situated right next to the RV pad! Feel free to use it to go and explore, maybe even hike down to the river. Don't be surprised if you see people on horseback, as this is a very popular equestrian area.
There are tons of sightseeing opportunities around us, such as Bisbee (be sure to check out Old Bisbee, and the Bisbee Breakfast Club for some amazing food), Tombstone (OK Corral puts on a very entertaining show), Cartchner Caverns State Park, Coronado National Memorial. All within a short drive from here. If you'd like to visit Mexico, you can cross at Naco (about 15 minute drive) or at Douglas (about 45 minutes)
Lots of restaurants in Sierra Vista, but we recommend trying Mimosa Pizzeria, or La Sierra Steakhouse, both just a 10 minute drive down the road, along with Dollar General for your immediate needs.
The RV site offers full hookups, 30/50 Amp service. Your pets are welcome to roam around off leash, as long as they're people and dog friendly.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$35
/ night
Diamond Bell Park
4. Diamond Bell Park
43mi from Patagonia · 3 sites · Lodging
Howdy, Folks!
My name is Joel, and I turned my off-grid property into a park. It’s located right across the street from a 3,000 acre swath of Arizona recreational state land. AZ state land is like a state park, but with zero amenities. So, I started building amenities on my property.
We now have trash service, compost toilets, running hot water, a shower building, a furnished campsite, a mini barndominium, and everything runs on solar power.
We also get Amazon deliveries.
The park is only 20 miles from the Tucson city limits, but when you get out here you’ll feel like you’re a million miles away. Your ears will ring for the first half hour while adjusting to the quiet.
It’s a great place to read a book, unwind, and take some time off from the mouse marathon of daily urban life.
It’s also a great place to bring your ATV, dirt bike, or favorite pew-pews to go play Mad Max Beyond Thunderchicken out in the state land.
There’s a little something for everybody if you know what I mean.
Night time is very dark out here. There are no street lights because Kitt Peak National Observatory is just over yonder. You can see it from the property.
Most nights the Milky Way is clear and visible in the sky. I have pathway lights, and low lumen lighting around the park, but a flashlight is still helpful for getting around at night.
Next door is a bird sanctuary with 2 macaws (Blue Bird and Max), and halfway up the mountain (Keystone Peak) is an abandoned fluorite mine you can go explore.
We are in the foothills of the Sierrita Mountains, at an elevation of 3,200 ft. That’s 1,000 ft higher than Tucson, and 2,000 ft higher than Phoenix. The plant life is very lush and green for the desert, and the wildlife is plentiful.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$33
/ night
Expansive Desert Views
5. Expansive Desert Views
100%
(8)
40mi from Patagonia · 1 site · Tent, RV
This property is at the base of the Mule Mountains with views looking over the San Pedro River to the Huachuca Mountains, the lights of Sierra Vista and San Pedro Mexico.
It's two miles away from the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, a popular trailhead for birdwatchers, hikers, and mountain bikers. It's just a 30 minute drive to Old Bisbee, a historic mining town with a vibrant music and art scene.
Also within a half hour drive, you can reach the Coronado National Monument, or Miller Canyon.
There is excellent cell coverage from Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T
And... if you happen to fly a paramotor, you hit the jackpot. Just next to the camping spot, there is a landing zone. If you want to fly here, please get familiar with the local airspace. The riparian area has a 2000' requested minimum altitude. West of the river is restricted airspace and the boarder defense zone starts just six miles to the South. Heading to the North, then East, you are all clear. It's best to fly when the wind is coming from the West or South.
Pets
from
$25
/ night
Solquest Retreat
6. Solquest Retreat
100%
(2)
30mi from Patagonia · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Solquest Retreat is a desert oasis made for you to enjoy the best things about the area with close proximity to expansive views, hiking trails, and great birding sites. Take a short drive to Lady of the Sierras or Bisbee for the afternoon. Stay on-site and enjoy walking the 40-foot classical labyrinth. Owners, Dean and Lisa will be happy to share about it's history and teach you how to use the labyrinth as a wellness tool. Lisa is an artist, offering options for art sessions, labyrinth meditations, and life+creativity coaching. She loves to talk color and share about her Color Affirmation Deck and Method. Find out your life path color and explore how color and enhance or even empower you. Creativity abounds here. Come enjoy the peacefulness of this place and stay awhile. Our goal for our visitors is that they experience "peace in the desert."
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$14
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Meg
December 2025
19 ft campervan
With pets
We loved the security and charm of this pretty, secure, campsite in the middle of a very urban area. There are lovely design choices in the charming campsite space - as well as water, electrics, etc. and it felt very private and safe: for our dog, for us, for leaving our camper. Clear communication and a warm welcome. I wish we had stayed longer and used the generous kindling and logs for the firepit as the space is so welcoming. The bright streetlight and some highway noise were not unexpected in the city - we would certinaly stay here again.
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Erica
December 2025
20 ft Class B
With pets
Love love this spot. This is my 2nd time there and will stay again when I’m in town. Sophia is great and very welcoming. It feels so safe and private, while still 10 minutes to the university and central tucson.
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Michele
October 2025
23 ft Class C
Mesquite Meadows is as beautiful as pictured! The night sky, the sunset and sunrise from this spot is breathtaking. But the sights pale in comparison to the warmth and kindness demonstrated by Attila and Heather. As this was our "first full hook up run" with our RV they were happy to offer help if any was needed which was reassuring. In addition to that you can only imagine the joy we felt when Heather provided a fresh pint of homemade vanilla ice cream "which just finished churning." Needless to say, that was the first thing on the list -- finish that ice cream! What a lovely touch! We will absolutely be returning to Mesquite Meadows and enjoy the warmth, kindness, sights and peacefulness this Hipcamp offers. Highly recommended!
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Juhl
September 2025
Tent
Amazing view of the mountains! This is a rural neighborhood with lots of 1-5 acre lots. It’s a perfect spot to be for, hiking, birding, mt biking. The river is close too. Tombstone, Bisbee, Kartchner Caverns and wine country all close for site seeing. Lisa and Dean are great and are creating a very cool space for art and healing. I loved walking the labyrinth!
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Anthony
August 2025
19 ft Class B
With pets
Had a great time at this spot! Very secluded with all the hookups! Very close to downtown! Beautifully decorated space to enjoy some time in Tucson. Will return soon!
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Diane
June 2025
40 ft travel trailer
With pets
We stayed at Sophia's and Anthony's campsite for two nights. I can't say enough good things about this site! The garden is beautiful 😍 and the fence was nice and secure for our two mid-sized dogs. Anthony was a huge help to us as we backed in (we're pretty new at this). Sophia was always available to answer questions. The location was very convenient for the places we needed to go in Tucson. Overall, highly recommended!
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Terrel
May 2025
Tent
Great tent site. Secluded and zero traffic. Full view of the night sky - truly incredible. No animals approached my tent - to my knowledge. Richard was generous with his time and showing me his creations.
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Erica
May 2025
20 ft Class B
With pets
Sarah’s place was perfect! The sliding metal gate made me feel safe and private. The hookups worked great and it was a perfect place to have out. The location was close to everything. I’ll definitely stay there again.
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Daniel
May 2025
44 ft fifth wheel
With pets
This was an incredible find! It ended up being exactly what we were looking for. It is about a mile down a dirt road, bordering a huge tract of BLM land. We have a 44’ fifth wheel and had plenty of room. When we arrived Heather greeted us with a loaf of fresh baked sourdough bread. Attila met us and helped us get set up. The site has full hookups and is level. They were available throughout the stay and we fell in love with the fresh well water. Seriously, the flavor of the water is amazing. Their golden retriever adopted us and is so sweet. The mountains provided the perfect backdrop every night. Tombstone, Sierra Vista and Bisbee are close by. We stayed here for 2 1/2 months and loved it. Would not hesitate to come back again.
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Daniel
May 2025
44 ft fifth wheel
With pets
We loved our stay with Attila and Heather. They met us at the site and assisted us getting set up. Heather also had homemade sourdough bread for us. The site has full hookups and borders thousands of acres of BLM land. It was exactly what we hoped it would be, remote, gorgeous and safe. It is about one mile down a dirt road, but plenty wide enough for our big rig. We have a 44’ fifth wheel and the site was big enough for us. One of the most surprising parts of the site was the well water. We loved the flavor of the water. The hosts are amazing and generous. We really enjoyed our time with them and would love to stay here again. It was about 25 minutes to Sierra Vista, Tombstone and Bisbee.
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Krystal
April 2025
Weekend Trip to Willow Whisper
We loved our short stay. Attila and Heather accommodations were wonderful. Next time we are in the area we will definitely try to stay here again.
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Steve
April 2025
22 ft Class B
Excellent location in a unique area of Tucson. Lots of local food and culture, near the Tucson bike trails. A secure site within an amazing southwestern garden and full hookup makes this location 5 star. We stayed an extra day!
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Elena
March 2025
Tent
The trip to the campsite was a beautiful drive down a rocky road. The views from the campsite were gorgeous day and night. Due to the little light pollution, the starts were stellar. The host was super kind and accommodating to our travel/camping plans.
*road was definitely rocky but manageable with a awd or 4wd vehicle*
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Lisa
March 2025
23 ft Class B
Friendly host, close to area restaurants, secure location.
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Stephanie
March 2025
22 ft campervan
Sophia’s place is exactly as described…a beautifully and thoughtfully designed oasis in town. Private. Secure. Clean. Electric, water and dump capacities She gave us plenty of recommendations for local events and places to eat as well as directions to the nearby river bike/hike route. We loved walking the neighborhood with its many dogs to the best coffee (barista del barrio) and donuts at Estrella’s. The botanical gardens, downtown, etc were all a quick drive. Highly highly recommend Sophia’s place if you are visiting the Tucson area.
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Krisztián
March 2025
16 ft car
interesting, unique place with a special atmosphere. If you like nature, art, and thinking differently, it's definitely worth trying. My favorite was the scenic-toilet :). The instructions were understandable, we found the campsite easily.
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Rinna
February 2025
21 ft campervan
Sophia's campsite is exceptional and was perfect for our short visit. A person could easily stay here quite comfortably for an extended period. It is private, beautiful, clean, safe, and comfortable. Sophia and Anthony are into native landscaping and the campsite has its own garden, a private patio and a firepit. It is a good place to enjoy your morning coffee or takeout from any of the great local restaurants, like El Antojo Poblano, Barrio Barista or Tania's. The location is in Barrio Hollywood which is very close to the Mercado San Augustin, the Tucson Museum of Art, Fox Theatre, and the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall. It is also 1 block away from The Chuck Huckleberry Loop, which is over 130 miles of paved pathways and bike lanes in and around Tucson. Sophia made sure we had everything we needed and is a pleasure to talk to. We will be back.
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Nicola
February 2025
21 ft travel trailer
With pets
The place was very clean. I liked the privacy of the gate and how close downtown was.
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Kent
February 2025
Tent
Cool place! Nice views, amazing stars. Thanks for everything!
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Brian
February 2025
20 ft campervan
Nice and private setup. Will be back in the future.
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