Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park RV & Campground Guide
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Located in the town that was "too tough to die," Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park is a great destination for those interested in the history of the American West. This 1882 structure is built in the shape of a cross, and it comprises the historic offices of the sheriff and treasurer as well as the jail and courtrooms for Cochise County. You can explore this 12,000-square-foot museum filled with artifacts of those who tamed the Wild West, and guests are also welcome to visit the gift shops, exhibits, and shaded picnic areas.
While it's located within the town of Tombstone, Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park is also near Sierra Vista and Douglas, Arizona. The temperature in the area averages between the high 40s and high 70s in the spring and fall, the high 60s and mid-90s in the summer, and the mid-30s and the low 60s in the winter. This means that you can expect moderate weather for much of the year.
Spring 45-75 F
Summer 65-95 F
Fall 45-75 F
Winter 35-65 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
You can find plenty of RV camping opportunities throughout the area near Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. These facilities feature everything from primitive campsites to full RV hookups. Not only will you experience the history of the area, but you can also sleep under the same desert stars as the long-gone heroes of the Old West.
If you don’t own an RV, you can rent one from RVshare. There is a wide selection of RVs that will fit your needs and budget. All rentals come with 24/7 roadside assistance, nationwide insurance, and a team to help answer all your questions.
Tombstone RV Park and Campground
Tombstone RV Park and Campground is just 1 mile from the historic district of Tombstone, including Boot Hill Cemetery and the Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. This park offers a variety of options, including cowboy suites, cabins, tents, and RV sites with full hookups. They feature daily, weekly, monthly, and group rates.
• Water hookup: Yes
• Electrical hookup: Yes
• Sewer hookup: Yes
• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Other features: Bathrooms and showers, laundry facility, handicap accessibility, shuttle to Tombstone
Wells Fargo RV Park
Within walking distance to Tombstone, Wells Fargo RV Park is a great place to spend a night or two. Guests can walk in the footsteps of the famous lawmen, gunslingers, and outlaws who once roamed the town. This campsite features pull-through sites, tents, and full hookups.
• Water hookup: Yes
• Electrical hookup: Yes
• Sewer hookup: Yes
• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Pet-friendly: Yes
• Other features: RV supplies, laundry, and shower facilities
Stampede RV Park
At Stampede RV Park, you can enjoy the spacious campsites or cozy cabins. There are plenty of sites that can accommodate RVs of all sizes, and all spaces have full hookups. While you are there, you can enjoy breakfast at the on-site restaurant.
• Water hookup: Yes
• Electrical hookup: Yes
• Sewer hookup: Yes
• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Pet-friendly: Yes
• Other features: Modern restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities
Tombstone Dry Camping RV Park
If you are looking for a no-frills campground, then you will want to check out the Tombstone Dry Camping RV Park. For those visiting the historic courthouse, the campground is located right across the street. There is a flat fee of $10 per night. Since it is a dry campground, there are no additional amenities at this site.
What to Do at
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
Inside Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
Many people travel to Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park to take a trip back in time. You can explore some of the infamous places in this town, including the Bird Cage Theater, O.K. Corral, and Boot Hill Cemetery. There are tours, demonstrations, and reenactments that will keep you entertained during your visit to Tombstone.
How to Get to
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
Tombstone is about 61 miles from Tucson. If you are traveling from that area, you can take I-10 to this historic town. Take I-10 E and follow it to AZ-80E (Benson). Once you reach Benson, you will need to take Exit 303 to Benson/Douglas. Continue to follow AZ-80E to North 4th Street. This street will take you directly into the town of Tombstone.
By Car
Entering Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Keep in mind that hours may vary during holidays.
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park Per person : $7.0
Adults 14+
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park Per person : $2.0
Youths 7-13
You are now set to explore the historic area of Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. This park offers the perfect opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and other famous gunslingers of the Old West. With your RV rental from RVshare, you can visit the sites and relax under the Arizona desert sky. During or after your visit, make sure to tag RVshare on your social media accounts. You can even email your stories and photos to [email protected]. RVshare might feature your experience on its social media pages or blog.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
Because Tombstone is on a high bluff that's more than 4,000 feet above sea level, it's not as blistering hot as the rest of the state. Still, the best time to visit Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park is in October.
The summer highs hit the mid-90s while the lows in January are just about freezing. Tombstone actually gets a little bit of snow in the winter because of its elevation.
Mountain lions hunt javelina and mule deer. Kingfishers, cuckoos, and kites soar over the desert terrain. If you're an amateur entomologist, then you can look for the many insect species too.
There are more than 70 RV campsites at Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. They all have electric, water, and sewer hookups. Most are in sight of the campground's heated pool too.
Pets must be on a leash no more than six feet in length. They are allowed on all grounds but not in the buildings in Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. Campers must clean up after their pets.