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Camping

Ashurst Lake Campground

Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff Pine trees and juniper bushes. Up and down. Those are the best ways to describe the road to Ashurst Lake...
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Camping

Kofa National Wildlife Refuge

Yuma and Quartzsite For a few reasons, this destination is different from any other in this book. First, there’s no designated campground. Second...
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Camping

Cunningham Campground

Coronado National Forest, Safford Tucked between Grant and Moonshine creeks near the top of Mount Graham, this fairly primitive campground was...
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Camping

Bog Springs Campground

Coronado National Forest, Tucson Tucked away inside Madera Canyon, Bog Springs Campground is paradise found. Agaves, junipers and big boulders...
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Camping

Christopher Creek Campground

Tonto National Forest, Payson You’ll pass Camp Tontozona on your way to Christopher Creek. That’s where the Sun Devils of Arizona State University...
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Dining

Sirens' Café

Don't let the name fool you. Sirens' Café in Kingman is just as tempting as the mythical creatures that lured men to their deaths with their sweet songs. In the case of Sirens', the café, it's the...
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Dining

El Palacio

Twenty years ago, Gilbert Correa started out as a busboy at El Palacio, housed in a 100-year-old building sporting a 100-year-old bar. Now he owns the atmospheric old place, famous for its margaritas...
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Dining

Chaparral Homemade Ice Cream

Which came first: the sandwich or the ice cream? At Chaparral Homemade Ice Cream in Wickenburg, both sides of the argument are equally tempting, and the best way to make an educated decision is to...