Cabin Rentals Areas

• Douglas Ranger District
  

  Dragoons, Chiricahuas, Cochise, names that hark back to the Old West. All are associated with the lands that now make up the Douglas Ranger District. Located in southeastern corner of Arizona; southwestern corner of New Mexico, the district includes the Chiricahua, Dragoon, and Peloncillo mountain ranges.  Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, the Chiricahua wilderness, several campgrounds, and Cave Creek Canyon, a world-famous birdwatching area.

  Ranger	Phone	Address
  Douglas "Doug" Ruppel (District Ranger)	(520) 364-3468 FAX: (520) 364-6667	1192 W. Saddleview Rd. Douglas, AZ 85607

• Chiricahua Mountains

  Part of the Douglas Ranger District.

• Cave Creek Canyon
• Portal Bunkhouse
• Portal CCC House
• Dragoon Mountains

  Part of the Douglas Ranger District

• Half Moon Ranch
• Shaw House
• Nogales Ranger District
  

  The Santa Ritas are topped by 9.453 foot Mt. Wrightson, which is surrounded by the 25,260 acre Wilderness area of the same name.  Madera Canyon in the Santa Ritas is famous among birdwatchers the world over.  A number of Forest roads, including the Madera Canyon Road, provide access to campgrounds, picnic areas, boating and dozens of forest trails.

  Pena Blanca Lake, at the edge of the Atascosas, offers developed campgrounds, picnic areas and fishing for stocked and resident species.

  The Pajaritos are home to scenic Sycamore Canyon, the 7,420 acre Pajarita Wilderness and a history of mining boomtowns and hardy pioneers.

  Ranger	Phone	Address
  Marlon Avantyr (District Ranger)	(520) 281-2296 FAX: (520) 281-2396	303 Old Tucson Rd. Nogales, AZ 85621

• Santa Rita Mountains

  Northernmost mountain range within the Nogales Ranger District. Includes the popular Madera Canyon.

• Kent Springs Cabin
• Kentucky Camp Cabin
• Santa Catalina Ranger District
  

  Located adjacent to Tucson, the Santa Catalina Ranger District is the most heavily visited part of the Coronado National Forest. The Catalina Highway (Sky Island Scenic Byway) winds nearly to the top of 9,157 foot Mt. Lemmon, providing paved access to trailheads, campgrounds, picnic areas and a ski area. The Santa Catalinas are also home to Sabino Canyon and the 56,933 acre Pusch Ridge Wilderness area.

  For information about road conditions on Mount Lemmon Highway call 520-547-7510.

  For information about the Sabino Canyon Shuttle: Sabino Canyon Crawler

  For information about concession-operated campgrounds:

  • Spencer Canyon Campground 520-576-1492. 
  • Rose Canyon Lake Campground 520-576-1325 
  • Whitetail Campground 520-576-9198. 
  • Showers Point Campground 520-314-0069.

  You can reserve campsite and/or group areas at these sites at Recreation.gov. Please note that InterAgency and Coronado National Forest passes are not valid at these sites.

  For information on guided nature walks, hikes, children's programs, family activities, and school field trips: go to Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists.

  Ranger	Phone	Address
  Don DelMastro (District Ranger)	(520) 749-8700 FAX: (520) 749-7723	5700 N. Sabino Canyon Rd. Tucson, AZ 85750

• Santa Catalina Mountains

  Welcome to the Santa Catalina Mountains, one of the premier natural areas in southeastern Arizona. The elevation ranges from 2,724 ft. in Sabino Canyon to 9,157 ft. at the top of Mt. Lemmon.The lowland desert as well as the high pine forest offers settings for a variety of recreation opportunities including hiking, biking, rock climbing, skiing, and camping

  Outstanding scenery  features steep rock cliffs and foothills covered with unique desert vegetation adjacent to riparian corridors.

• Palisades Ranger Residence Cabin
• Sollers Cabin