This 400-acre park has five miles of hiking trails and plenty of water for boating, swimming and fishing. There are also campsites and cabins for rent. …
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Jan 13, 2025
We stayed here in 2019 and returned as it was such a nice and good value cabin. As with all the state parks that we have stayed at the facilities, cabin, shower toilets, were very clean and well mai… Full review by Stvjyn
Feb 23, 2024
The whole area was peaceful. The views of the snow on Mt Graham were beautiful! The bathrooms were very clean. However, work on sewer pipes will begin soon so maybe check prior to visiting in respect… Full review by Tucson_AZAdventurer
Dec 11, 2023
Beautiful dessert landscapes, the volunteer worker at the entrance of the park was very pleasant and knowledgeable! The shower and bathrooms were clean! Oh! And The store was an adorable country s… Full review by RoNi D
There is electricity in the cabins. Not many outlets. Bring a power strip. Outside the cabin there is a sink with water. We took bottled water to drink and just used the outside sink …
There is electricity in the cabins. Not many outlets. Bring a power strip. Outside the cabin there is a sink with water. We took bottled water to drink and just used the outside sink to wash our hands. The only thing in the cabins are the beds.
We are going to be staying at my friends daughters house in Tucson but we want to go to a lake somewhere to swim and lay in the sun all day with this be a good place for that and are you allowed to do that? What is the cost?
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Amy, Thank you for your question. Roper Lake is a beautiful place to enjoy the water. The cost to enter the park for the day is $7 per carload of up-to four people. There are restrooms, …
Amy, Thank you for your question. Roper Lake is a beautiful place to enjoy the water. The cost to enter the park for the day is $7 per carload of up-to four people. There are restrooms, but no food available, so you might want to bring a picnic lunch or even barbecue. The Park store there also sells great souvenirs to remember your visit by. If you visit the parks website, you'll see a family splashing in the waters, right at the top of the page. I hope you have a great trip and will enjoy all of the beautiful sights Arizona provides! ~ Arizona State Parks & Trails
I will just be visiting for the day as I pass through in late January on a long road trip. I've never been to AZ before so don't know what to expect weather-wise. It the hot pool open in winter? Is there a bath house or something where I can change into a bathing suit? Is this just part of the park admission fee, and do I just enter the park and go there? Any advice will be greatly appreciated - thank you!
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The natural hot spring can be accessed year round. A "hot tube" has been constructed in the park for visitors to enjoy the spring water. A park entry fee is required.
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