
Coronado National Forest
Coronado National Forest
Bisbee, Arizona
Vast mountainous area with canyons, wilderness, hiking & biking trails, camping, wildlife & cacti.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Vast mountainous area with canyons, wilderness, hiking & biking trails, camping, wildlife & cacti.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Della Kersting — a month ago
Love the park! You feel like you miles away from the city but the mall is just across the street,! The Catalina are so beautiful! The RV park is clean and nice big spacees
**★★★★★ Marina Carbajal — a year ago
Beautiful, peaceful, and relaxing! Great area for sitting back and enjoying nature or going on a hike. The Arcadia campground has picnic tables and portapotty restrooms in a building. They are convenient and have a downfall because sometimes the smell carries through the air.
**★★★★★ Casey Szink — 2 years ago
Absolutely phenomenal. Only did the Slavin Gulch trail, which was magnificent, and I can't wait to come back and do more! If you drive slowly and carefully, you'll make it through ok. My little Ford Focus did not appreciate the drive. All the places I saw were primitive camping, so make sure you bring everything you may need! And please please please take care of your area and leave it nicer than you found it. And look up the best ways to dispose of your waste.
**★★★★★ J Nickels — 6 years ago
An absolutely beautiful place to visit, with gorgeous views and some very easy hikes as well as some more challenging ones. There are some lovely valleys to hike through that are appropriate for children as well as some more challenging ones for more advanced hikers or older children. A little something for everyone.
**★★★☆☆ Cristina Cardiel — a year ago
Stopped by on the way back home; went on the trail for several miles and enjoyed the views. Unfortunately, we couldn’t get to the waterfall because we weren’t prepared to do any hiking in this unplanned stop so we just drove through the forest instead. Saw many people camping on tents, RVs, and people just driving through like us. Saw animals, creeks and a ranch, but didn’t see public restrooms, picnic areas or playgrounds.









