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- waterboy502000ExplorerNot many trees though.
- waterboy502000ExplorerDead Horse Ranch State Park in Cottonwood. Hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, great views. On the Verde river. Lots of stuff to do. A little hot right now (95-100). You can view the sites on their website. PO about 3 miles.
- TyroneandGladysExplorerIf you are wanting to be in the mountains, the cooler part of AZ in the summer with the parameters that you have I would suggest Fools Hollow Lake State Park.
- soricobobExplorerAny of the Maricopa County Parks would suit you, along with most County Parks in the State! About the only thing they are lacking is sewer hook-up, but they have dumps.
- GymrobinExplorerMt Lemmon outside Tucson. Mt Bigelow is dispersed camping in the woods with a few sites to fit an RV. No water, restrooms, or hookups, but it is free. Other campgrounds are fee. Rose Canyon Lake has been a favorite since I was a kid. Has a couple of a RV loops. All close for winter end of Oct. Town of Summerhaven is at the top (close by), as is Tucson. It is Coronado a National Forest so there are consecutive day stay limits (14 days).
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