Directions from Tucson, Arizona to Sierra Vista, Arizona
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Pueblo Del Sol RV Resort
Campgrounds – Sierra Vista, Arizona
34 pull-thrus, back-ins, no side-by-side hookups, room for slide outs, big rig sites. No tents, pet restrictions, security, 12 rental units. Heated pool, spa, ... More on GreatCampingSpots.com
Mt. Wrightson Wilderness
National And State Parks – Patagonia, Arizona
Rising a magnificent 7,000 feet from the desert floor, 9,452-foot-high Mount Wrightson is visible from great distances. At the core of the Santa Rita Mountains, this Wilderness has rough hillsides, deep canyons, and lofty ridges and ... More on Epinions.com
Tombstone Livery Stable and Chuckwagon
Things To Do – Tombstone, Arizona
The name "Tombstone" is world-famous for the Earps, the cowboys and the "gunfight at the OK Corral." The Tombstone Livery Stable and Chuckwagon is a horse boarding and training facility that offers mounted shooting competitions and ... More on arizonaguide.com
San Pedro Mobile Home & RV Territory
Campgrounds – Benson, Arizona
Paved roads, inside pool & spa, clean, friendly park. Lots of activities including live music 3 nites a week, crafts, pot luck. ... More on GreatCampingSpots.com
Mountain Vista MH & RV Community
Campgrounds – Sierra Vista, Arizona
Property is distressed and under constant city review. More on CampRate.com
Beatty's Orchard
Farm – Hereford, Arizona
1300 Apple Trees at 5800 feet on the East slope of the Huachuca Mountains. Part of Beatty's Guest Ranch that is World ... More on allaboutapples.com
Henry F. Hauser Museum
Museums – Sierra Vista, Arizona
Anyone planning to tour local Arizona museums might want to check this one out. The museum reports on the history and environment of the Greater Sierra Vista Area, through its permanent and changin... More on Heritage
John Ward's Ranch
Landmarks – Patagonia, Arizona
Inscription. Arizona Pioneer Johnny Ward established a ranch here in 1858. In 1861 Indians kidnapped his Mexican stepson Felix Ward. Army officers assumed that local eastern Chiracahua Apaches were responsible, leading to the infamous ... More on HMDB
Tanuki Sushi Bar & Garden
Restaurants – Sierra Vista, Arizona
But the food makes it all worth it! More on Yahoo! Travel
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Well-placed Japanese knick-knacks do not detract from dirty, paint-peeling windows and beams. More on TripAdvisor
Of all the many Asian restaurants in Sierra Vista, this is one of my favorites. Take a glance around at the... More on Frommers
Crystal Palace Saloon
Restaurants – Tombstone, Arizona
Service was very slow; food was okay; no vegetarian selections, no soup during the summer; French fries wer... More on Restaurantica
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