Happy Valley Saddle

Vail, AZ 85641

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Vail, AZ 85641, United States
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Happy Valley Saddle

Happy Valley Saddle is a campground, lodging, and park located in Vail, Arizona, United States. Situated near Tucson, Arizona, home to the nation's largest cacti, visitors can experience the beauty of the giant saguaro, the universal symbol of the American west. These majestic plants are protected by Saguaro National Park, which surrounds the modern city of Tucson. At Happy Valley Saddle, guests have the opportunity to see these enormous cacti silhouetted against the backdrop of a stunning desert sunset. The Visitor Center offers information on what to expect in the desert throughout the year, as well as helpful tips for planning your visit. Directions to both districts of Saguaro National Park, along with loop drive and trail information for the West and East districts, are also available. Plan your trip to Happy Valley Saddle for an unforgettable experience in the beauty of the American west.

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Kévin Duong:
5

"Very interesting area to study, very happy to have been able to get to this area, but definitely could get better places to camp. This is not a long-camping emplacement I would say. Be aware of cow's poop as well for your tent, don't be me. Although, it's warm enough to be comfortable and fire pits exist here and there and can be quite nice ! Twigs/Logs are easy to find."

1 year ago
Michael Andersen:
4

"Great back country for hiking"

almost 2 years ago
Ameen Ghavam:
5

"The Rincon mountains are one of the most beautiful places around Tucson. Plan you trip intelligently. Ask the rangers for reports on the various seasonal water springs. Plan your trip during a time when water is likely (after recent rain/snowmelt) or plan to carry all of your own water. This place is remote, it's great! The campgrounds provide bear lockers and even toilets. For how remote this is, I respect the work of the rangers who maintain the campgrounds. Pack it out, and keep these mountains pristine."

more 7 years ago
ROBERT&KATHERINE VAN LUYK:
1

"Never again"

more 9 years ago
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