Arizona State Parks and Trails - Phoenix, Arizona

Arizona State Parks and Trails is a state government office that manages and maintains the natural, cultural, and recreational resources of Arizona. The address of the headquarters is 1110 W Washington St # 100, Phoenix, AZ 85007. If you need to contact them, you can call 8776972757. You can also visit their website at azstateparks.com for more information.

One of the specialties of Arizona State Parks and Trails is providing accessible facilities for all visitors. They have wheelchair accessible entrances and parking lots, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the great outdoors.

Arizona State Parks and Trails manages over 30 parks and natural areas throughout the state, each with its own unique features and attractions. From hiking and camping to fishing and boating, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Some of the most popular parks include Slide Rock State Park, Lake Havasu State Park, and Red Rock State Park.

Slide Rock State Park is located in the town of Sedona and features a natural water slide and swimming hole. Lake Havasu State Park is located on the shores of Lake Havasu and offers boating, fishing, and camping. Red Rock State Park is located near Sedona and features hiking trails, a desert garden, and stunning red rock formations.

When visiting Arizona State Parks and Trails, there are a few things to keep in mind. Make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen, as the desert sun can be intense. It's also a good idea to check the park's website for any restrictions or advisories before you go.

If you're looking for a unique and memorable outdoor experience, Arizona State Parks and Trails is the perfect place to visit. With its accessible facilities, beautiful parks, and wide range of activities, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Don't forget to check out their website at azstateparks.com to plan your next adventure.

Reviews of Arizona State Parks and Trails

K C

1/5

This is in review of the modification policy. All the campsites and I’ve stayed at and hiking trails were beautiful.
So I wanted to change again my reservation today (it was the third time) because AZ weather is unpredictable and I wasn’t going to camp in 95 degree weather in a tent (still April). The online site says to call after two changes it needs to be done over the phone. That was fun finding the phone number also?
After waiting 20 minutes for an agent I’m told it can’t be done. Why not just post that as the policy online instead of wasting peoples time? Also the agent was rude/dismissive and needs some quality up training.

Danielle Russell

5/5

Have been to all the state parks, since moving here 24 years ago and seen several times. Always see something different each time. There all a must see

Grace Grubbe

5/5

Great information on all the parks in this state. Wonderful staff with great suggestions on places to visit and cabins at different sites.

James Finlay

5/5