Dog-friendly RV camping near Tucson

97% (2451 reviews)

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for finding the perfect camping experience in the United States. If you're looking for an RV-friendly campsite near Tucson, Arizona that also accommodates pets, we've got you covered with over 640 options to choose from. Some of our top campsites in the area include El Pais Motel & Campgrounds (308 reviews), Dark Sky Camping and Glamping (115 reviews), and Karla's Hummingbird Rd. Guest Ranch (110 reviews). With popular amenities like trash disposal, toilets, and campfires, and activities like climbing, whitewater paddling, and exploring historic sites, you're sure to find the perfect spot for your next adventure. And with an average price of $30 per night and options as low as $9, camping has never been more accessible or affordable.

Popular camping styles for Tucson

Top-rated campgrounds

Desert hideaway

2. Desert hideaway

100%
(7)
1 site · RV · Green Valley, AZ
Our property is Learn more about this land: Park your RV at our place on your travels, we are 5 min off the interstate! Dirt road is great for walking, some parts of the year people pass through for birding. Some people come to check out the area to potentially move to the area and some only come for the winters. We also have a short little nature trail that we made ourselves. We are 30 minutes south of Tucson, 25 minute drive away from Madera Canyon/Coronado National Forest for some great hiking and bird watching! No light pollution so you can see the stars good at night. Remember the term sky island. Here in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico, mountains seemingly come out of nowhere to dominate an otherwise flat landscape. Discover the five distinct areas of this national forest, all of which have their own sky islands. Start your wanderings at Sabino Canyon. Steep rock cliffs and unique desert vegetation follow Sabino Creek, which maintains water year-round. Keep a sharp eye out for desert wildlife adapted for high heat and low humidity. Gila monsters may sun themselves on rocks, while bobcats sip from the creek's water. Discover Miller Peak, the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains. Wilderness surrounding the area comprises vertical cliffs and deep canyons. Follow an 11.5-mile, moderately hard trail to the top of the mountain. The mountain rises 3,500 feet above the countrysidePets are allowed. Please make sure you pick up after them.
Potable water
Trash
from 
$37
 / night
Dave's Place in the Desert

3. Dave's Place in the Desert

8 sites · RVs, Tents · Amado, AZ
Welcome to Dave’s Place in the Desert, A Scenic Camping Retreat! Escape to the peaceful beauty of Dave’s Place, where tent and RV campers can enjoy their own private camping space on two acres of breathtaking desert landscape. Each campsite measures 14x40 feet, providing plenty of room to relax while soaking in the stunning 360-degree mountain views. Nature enthusiasts will love the diverse wildlife, including exotic bird species that add a unique charm to the desert ambiance. Whether you're here for a quiet retreat or an adventure under the stars, Dave’s Place offers the perfect setting for an unforgettable camping experience. And while you're here, don’t miss our on-site antique shop! Wander through a fun and eclectic collection of vintage treasures, rustic décor, and one-of-a-kind finds — perfect for browsing after a morning hike or as a unique memento from your desert getaway. Come for the views, stay for the tranquility (and maybe leave with a little piece of history). Your desert escape awaits!
Trash
from 
$25
 / night
SaguaroGlamp, near Saguaro NP

4. SaguaroGlamp, near Saguaro NP

100%
(6)
8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents · Picture Rocks, AZ
Experience the fascinating beauty of the Sonoran Desert—just 45 minutes from Tucson and only minutes from the entrance to Saguaro National Park. Our peaceful property is the perfect starting point for nature lovers and adventurers. Hiking and horseback trails begin right on site, leading through stunning desert landscapes filled with giant saguaro cacti, rock formations, and wide open views. In the evening, enjoy breathtaking sunsets followed by crystal-clear night skies—far away from any light pollution. With a bit of luck, you may spot local wildlife such as deer, owls, coyotes, or rare desert birds. Some of the region’s most popular attractions are just a short drive away: the world-renowned Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the Western film town of Old Tucson, and the scenic Gates Pass overlook. Upon request and for a small additional fee, we also offer guided desert experiences—from informative daytime tours to exciting nighttime scorpion hunts with UV lights. These tours offer a unique way to connect with the desert on a deeper level. Whether you're camping, staying in your RV, or relaxing in one of our cozy casitas—this is where you'll find peace, nature, and the true spirit of the desert.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night
97% (2451 reviews)

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for finding the perfect camping experience in the United States. If you're looking for an RV-friendly campsite near Tucson, Arizona that also accommodates pets, we've got you covered with over 640 options to choose from. Some of our top campsites in the area include El Pais Motel & Campgrounds (308 reviews), Dark Sky Camping and Glamping (115 reviews), and Karla's Hummingbird Rd. Guest Ranch (110 reviews). With popular amenities like trash disposal, toilets, and campfires, and activities like climbing, whitewater paddling, and exploring historic sites, you're sure to find the perfect spot for your next adventure. And with an average price of $30 per night and options as low as $9, camping has never been more accessible or affordable.

Popular camping styles for Tucson

Top-rated campgrounds

Desert hideaway

2. Desert hideaway

100%
(7)
1 site · RV · Green Valley, AZ
Our property is Learn more about this land: Park your RV at our place on your travels, we are 5 min off the interstate! Dirt road is great for walking, some parts of the year people pass through for birding. Some people come to check out the area to potentially move to the area and some only come for the winters. We also have a short little nature trail that we made ourselves. We are 30 minutes south of Tucson, 25 minute drive away from Madera Canyon/Coronado National Forest for some great hiking and bird watching! No light pollution so you can see the stars good at night. Remember the term sky island. Here in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico, mountains seemingly come out of nowhere to dominate an otherwise flat landscape. Discover the five distinct areas of this national forest, all of which have their own sky islands. Start your wanderings at Sabino Canyon. Steep rock cliffs and unique desert vegetation follow Sabino Creek, which maintains water year-round. Keep a sharp eye out for desert wildlife adapted for high heat and low humidity. Gila monsters may sun themselves on rocks, while bobcats sip from the creek's water. Discover Miller Peak, the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains. Wilderness surrounding the area comprises vertical cliffs and deep canyons. Follow an 11.5-mile, moderately hard trail to the top of the mountain. The mountain rises 3,500 feet above the countrysidePets are allowed. Please make sure you pick up after them.
Potable water
Trash
from 
$37
 / night
Dave's Place in the Desert

3. Dave's Place in the Desert

8 sites · RVs, Tents · Amado, AZ
Welcome to Dave’s Place in the Desert, A Scenic Camping Retreat! Escape to the peaceful beauty of Dave’s Place, where tent and RV campers can enjoy their own private camping space on two acres of breathtaking desert landscape. Each campsite measures 14x40 feet, providing plenty of room to relax while soaking in the stunning 360-degree mountain views. Nature enthusiasts will love the diverse wildlife, including exotic bird species that add a unique charm to the desert ambiance. Whether you're here for a quiet retreat or an adventure under the stars, Dave’s Place offers the perfect setting for an unforgettable camping experience. And while you're here, don’t miss our on-site antique shop! Wander through a fun and eclectic collection of vintage treasures, rustic décor, and one-of-a-kind finds — perfect for browsing after a morning hike or as a unique memento from your desert getaway. Come for the views, stay for the tranquility (and maybe leave with a little piece of history). Your desert escape awaits!
Trash
from 
$25
 / night
SaguaroGlamp, near Saguaro NP

4. SaguaroGlamp, near Saguaro NP

100%
(6)
8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents · Picture Rocks, AZ
Experience the fascinating beauty of the Sonoran Desert—just 45 minutes from Tucson and only minutes from the entrance to Saguaro National Park. Our peaceful property is the perfect starting point for nature lovers and adventurers. Hiking and horseback trails begin right on site, leading through stunning desert landscapes filled with giant saguaro cacti, rock formations, and wide open views. In the evening, enjoy breathtaking sunsets followed by crystal-clear night skies—far away from any light pollution. With a bit of luck, you may spot local wildlife such as deer, owls, coyotes, or rare desert birds. Some of the region’s most popular attractions are just a short drive away: the world-renowned Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the Western film town of Old Tucson, and the scenic Gates Pass overlook. Upon request and for a small additional fee, we also offer guided desert experiences—from informative daytime tours to exciting nighttime scorpion hunts with UV lights. These tours offer a unique way to connect with the desert on a deeper level. Whether you're camping, staying in your RV, or relaxing in one of our cozy casitas—this is where you'll find peace, nature, and the true spirit of the desert.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$35
 / night

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