Arizona State Parks

34 State Parks including, fishing, boating, hiking, history, culture, and more. Find your park.

A snobby traveler, someone who only hikes in Gucci, might thumb her nose at Arizona State Parks. “Oh, those things?” she’d say, as if picking up a roadkill between two fingers, “They’re just so… not… national.”

Take off your crown, and put down your family crest. You’re going to go to some of the best Arizona state parks, and you are going to swim, fish, hike, or ride horses, and you are going to like it.

Buckskin Mountain State Park

Scenic respite, mountain hikes, & fun-filled water adventure

Fool Hollow Lake

Patagonia Lake State Park

Dead Horse Ranch State Park | Arizona

Lake Havasu State Park | Arizona State Parks

Alamo Lake State Park

A crystal clear lake surrounded by mountainous Arizona terrain

Slide Rock State Park

Kartchner Caverns

Lost Dutchman

Catalina State Park | Arizona State Parks

In Arizona’s heritage, scenic and recreational state parks, visitors camp, boat, swim, fish, picnic, ride horseback, visit interpretive areas, enjoy nature trails, play golf, hike, bike, ride off-highway vehicles, or just relax with family and friends.

Arizona State Park Amenities

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SCHEDULE UPDATE:

The main boat ramp will be closed on January 2 until further notice.

During the closure, the Cholla ramp will be available.

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