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Coronado/Lakeview
Overview
Coronado/Lakeview provides a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Sonoran Desert. This established community offers a balanced blend of permanent residences and dedicated RV spaces, creating a stable and friendly environment for all visitors. It is widely recognized for its well-maintained grounds and exceptionally quiet atmosphere, making it a reliable and pleasant choice for those looking to settle in Tucson for an extended stay or a relaxing seasonal getaway.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the northern part of Tucson, the park provides stunning views of the Santa Catalina Mountains rising in the distance. Its location near the Rillito River Park allows residents easy access to natural beauty without sacrificing any city conveniences. You are positioned just minutes away from major shopping centers and diverse local dining, providing an excellent balance between a scenic desert backdrop and the practical needs of modern RV living.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed specifically for traveler comfort, featuring full hookups with both 30 and 50 amp electrical service to accommodate various rig sizes. Residents can take advantage of the sparkling swimming pool, which serves as a perfect escape during the warm Arizona afternoons. Additional practical features include a community clubhouse for social gatherings and on-site laundry facilities, ensuring you have everything needed for a convenient and stress-free desert stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the immediate proximity to the Rillito River Path, which is ideal for morning strolls, bird watching, or cycling. A short drive takes you to the breathtaking landscapes of Saguaro National Park or the historic charm of downtown Tucson. For those who enjoy shopping and entertainment, the Tucson Mall and various local art galleries are easily accessible, offering plenty of diverse activities to fill your travel itinerary.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal match for active seniors and seasonal snowbirds who prefer a quiet, community-oriented setting over a high-turnover tourist spot. It is best suited for long-term travelers looking for a stable and secure home base while exploring the unique wonders of Southern Arizona. If you value a peaceful environment with a mix of beautiful mountain views and convenient urban accessibility, this park provides a welcoming and functional destination for your next Tucson adventure.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
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We visited the lake in late October and it was quite crowded many people were fishing and we're doing their thing but quite a few people were using the campground as a free playground a bunch of kids were running all around going into other people's camps and cause of distractions and Noise A group of people from a church group arrived late on Friday and made a LOT of noise until they went to sleep When they woke up, they made a fire, then almost immediately all walked away for fishing and left their fire on attended At that point we left the lake, too much chaos at the campground We've been visiting the lake for decades and it's definitely being more crowded than it has in the past
Ron Harris
Clay keeps one clean campground! The bathrooms are probably the cleanest in Arizona! Great place to hang out with your family or your significant other. Rules say "no" generators after 10:00, very common. Most peeps are cool and follow that but be prepared for those that don't. Dont let my review take away the fact that Clay and the lake are awesome. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
Tom Dent
The camp hosts keep the place spotless. We were there mid week at the end of April and had our pick of campsites. We were told the previous weekend there was a fishing derby and the campsite was full and quite "social".
Tyler Pederson
Probably one of the best campsites I’ve been to. Host was great. Very quiet, but lots of generators during dinner time since there are no power hookups. If you want star gazing, go here!
Amanda G
Campsite is very clean and well maintained. Bathrooms are clean and well kept highly recommended. I would recommend getting there early as it does fill up. Cost is $20 for overnight stay on campground. They have BBQ pit/Fire pit. (Bring something to clean the grill with) & picnic table. Some spots have excellent shade & close to restrooms. Trash cans are all around too.
D
Quiet but pretty full in the rv trailer loop. It's first come first serve, checkout at noon. Pit toilets, picnic tables, grill/fire pit, bear proof trash receptacles. Only 10hp motors allowed on lake. Store being open is a guessing game. Nice trail around the lake with some steep and eroded areas. Tent loop was pretty empty. Some are park in lot and walk in others park alongside.
Heather Thomas
This Lake was very serene. At night you can hear your neighbors but for the most part everyone is quiet after 10:00. You have a short downhill hike to get to the lake from your camp spot. There are areas that are rocky as well as beachfront like shoreline. They have canoes and paddle boats to rent as well as fishing poles. The little country store has just about everything you could possibly need. The water was fine and there were plenty of fish. The only negative is that there are no public showers or electricity. So bring your camp shower; most definitely a heater or extra blankets during the cold months.
Melanie Anne Moyes
Parker Canyon Lake is our favorite go to place, to get away from it all!! So peaceful and quiet specially during the weekdays! Although the forecast called for heavy rain, God granted us with only a few showers! It was such an amazing time. The water was excellent for swimming and kayaking!!
Shawn Beam-Riffle
Was great years ago but no longer feels safe for my kids or family.
Christopher Dougherty
My son and I had a really nice weekend camping here. There are both pull-through spots and back-in spots for your trailer or RV