This Arizona State Park is located in a beautiful desert location right at the base of the Superstition Mountains just east of AJ.

28 RV Sites w/water and electricity – 10 back-in with 30 amp electric/18 pull-thrus with both 30 and 50 amp electric.Besides the campground, it also has a 196-slip boat marina. This campground is located several miles outside of Apache Junction next to Canyon Lake.

If you plan to stay in the area, AJ also has seven recommended RV parks and resorts to accommodate your travel trailer, 5 th wheel or motorhome of all sizes. Located on Canyon Lake, this boating attraction offers several different types of narrated steamboat cruises, including Scenic Nature, Twilight Dinner, Astronomy Dinner, and Game, Fish and Bighorn Sheep. Before continuing onto the unpaved portion, be sure to stop at Tortilla Flats along the way and eat at the saloon with saddles for bar stools and dollar bills lining the walls. Today, it is a paved driving route (as far as Tortilla Flats). Apache Trail Auto Tour - The original Apache Trail was a stagecoach route. With everything there is to do, it is not hard to spend a day at Goldfield. Attractions – Just outside of AJ is Goldfield – a reconstructed ghost town featuring a tour of an underground gold mine, a live reptile display, a small railroad that you can ride around the perimeter of the town, a saloon, several stores and an ice cream shop. Hiking and ATVing – In the immediate and surrounding area are various hiking trails for all levels of hikers, along with many ATV trails that traverse through the desert and mountains. All of them are great for boating, fishing and other watersport activities. Watersports – Close to AJ are three manmade lakes - Canyon, Saguaro and Apache. The green grass set against the desert landscape is something you won’t find anywhere else in the U.S. Golf - The area has numerous golf courses both public and private. Not only are they drawn here by the 310 days of sunshine per year, but the mild winter climate.īut they also come down for the plethora of attractions and activities that will keep anyone as busy as they want to be: But the population of it and the surrounding area explodes during the fall and winter when snowbirds come down from colder parts of the U.S. Located in primarily in Pinal County and at the foothills of the Superstition Mountains, Apache Junction, Arizona (known locally as AJ) has a standing population of around 38,500.

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