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Top 6 locations in Arizona
byRV Lifestyle and
Michal Ben-Ari and
Mike Wendland and
Wendy Bowyer
Live update: Updated October 11, 2021Copy link
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Kenneth MantzeyRecommended this place!
ALSO FEATURED IN:Top 50 locations in United States
2. Lowell Observatory
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RV LifestyleFlagstaff was the first city to ever receive the dark sky designation in 2001. Of course, the area offers tons of great outdoor activities locally and regionally at places such as Sedona and the Grand Canyon.
The city is also home to the Lowell Observatory and the U.S. Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station. Flagstaff is a prime example of being able to protect dark skies while supporting economic development. They enacted the first outdoor lighting ordinance in 1958 and still regulate it today.
To find more of the best Dark Sky Locations for stargazing, head to our website: https://rvlifestyle.com/best-dark-sky-locations-for-stargazing/
ALSO FEATURED IN:Top 8 Stargazing locations in United States
3. Quartzsite AZ
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandWinter mecca for RVers - here's what its like https://youtu.be/XrPvUDsCVCE
4. Grand Canyon National Park
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Pam HynesSpent an awesome 3 days exploring different parts of the south rim of the Grand Canyon. We did not have an RV at this point, so we were staying in a hotel. We did explore the campground that was on the national park premises and it looked fabulous, clean, and it wasn't crowded and we were there over 4th of July, 2021. Can't wait to go back in my future Leisure Travel Van Wonder!
5. Kofa National Wildlife Refuge
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandGreat desert boondocking https://rvlifestyle.com/best-places-to-camp-in-arizona/
6. V Bar V Heritage Site
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandThis beautiful and historic area in the Navajo Nation is in the 4 Corners area of the US and was profiled in an off the beaten path report by Tom and Patti Burkett - https://rvlifestyle.com/4-corners-region-navajo-stories/
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