Things to do in Arizona
State Parks
State Parks in Arizona
- 10 places
- across 10 destinations
State Parks in Arizona
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Cottonwood, Sedona & Verde Valley
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Lagoons, Verde River access, camping and over 20 miles of shared-use trails
From $5
Camp Verde, Sedona & Verde Valley
Fort Verde State Historic Park
The best-preserved Indian Wars fort in Arizona, with original 1870s buildings around a parade ground
From $5
Winslow, Flagstaff & Painted Desert
Homolovi State Park
Ancestral Hopi villages on the Little Colorado River, with a museum, a campground and an observatory
From $5
Jerome, Sedona & Verde Valley
Jerome State Historic Park
The 1916 Douglas Mansion, now a museum of Jerome's copper mines and the family that got rich from them
From $5
Apache Junction, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
Lost Dutchman State Park
Trails, camping and cabins at the base of the Superstition Mountains, 40 miles east of Phoenix
From $5
Sedona, Sedona & Verde Valley
Slide Rock State Park
An 80-foot natural water chute below a historic apple orchard in Oak Creek Canyon
From $5
Sierra Vista, Tombstone & Bisbee
Kartchner Caverns State Park
A living limestone cave, kept secret for years and shown only on guided tours
From $5
Lake Havasu City, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
Lake Havasu State Park
Beaches, boat ramps and a desert shoreline trail at Windsor Beach, north of London Bridge
From $5
Tubac, Tucson & Saguaro
Tubac Presidio State Historic Park
The ruins of Arizona's oldest Spanish presidio, and the state's first state park
From $3
Payson, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park
What may be the world's largest travertine bridge, 183 feet high, in a green canyon near Payson
From $5
State Parks Overview
State Parks in Arizona