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Coronado National Forest Campgrounds
Santa Catalina Ranger District
The Coronado National Forest consists of 12, widely scattered mountain ranges called "sky islands." The Santa Catalina Ranger District, skirting Tucson, offers 230 miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking. There are numerous campgrounds and picnic areas, plus skiing and snowboarding at Ski Valley.
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Campgrounds
MAP #1 Molino Campground
Location: Catalina Highway, 4.2 miles past National Forest
boundary.
Elevation: 4,370 ft.
Camping: 37 units, tables, fire rings, restroom, no
hook-ups, trailers and RVs under 22', host.
Fee: Yes, call or go on-line for current rates.
MAP #2 General Hitchcock Campground
Location: Catalina Highway, 12 miles past the forest
boundary.
Elevation: 5,920 ft.
Camping: 11 units, tables, grills, restroom, no garbage
service, carry out everything.
Fee: Yes, call or go on-line for current rates.
MAP #3 Rose Canyon Lake
Location: Catalina Highway north, 17.5 miles past the forest
boundary.
Elevation: 7,200 ft.
Camping: 74 single-family units, tables, grills, restrooms,
water, tents, trailers to 22', small RVs permitted, camp store,
amphitheater, host.
Season: May through October.
Lake: 7-acre lake, fishing, nature trail, no boats or
swimming.
Reservation: NRRS 877-444-6777
Fee: Yes, call or go on-line for current rates.
MAP #4 Peppersauce
Campground
Location: 6 miles southeast of Oracle, on FR 38.
Camping: 19 units, tables, fire rings, restrooms, water,
host.
Season: Open year-round.
Fee: Yes, call or go on-line for current rates.
Contacts
Coronado National Forest
Santa Catalina Ranger District: 520-749-8700
www.fs.fed.us/r3/coronado
Campsite reservations: www.reserveusa.com
Campground Map
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