Parks in Douglas, Arizona

The San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge, located 15 miles east of Douglas, covers 2400 acres of desert grassland, mesquite bosque, perennial streams and pools, and wetlands. Located 16 miles north of Douglas, the Leslie Canyon ... More on LLBean.com

Douglas (in the southeastern corner of the state on the Mexican border) Willcox to the north, and Bisbee to the west frame several sky island mountain ranges with plenty of camping and recreational activities. Cochise Stronghold in ... More on Trails

The San Bernardino National Historic Landmark is also known as the Slaughter Ranch, after John Slaughter, a fo ... More on PlanetWare

The San Bernardino NWR is located on the U.S., Mexican border in Cochise County, Arizona, 17 miles east of the City of Douglas. Situated at 3,720 to 3,920 feet elevation in the bottom of a wide val... More on Epinions.com

The Douglas Ranger District is part of the Coronado National Forest. Hiking, camping, birding, horseback ridin ... More on PlanetWare

This National Historic Landmark in Douglas recreates the area's ranching heyday in a remote, rural ... More on manual_books

A National Historic Landmark, the old adobe ranch house has been restored along with several outbuildings. Visitors can tour the icehouse, wash house, granary, commissary, ... More on arizonaguide.com

Over the past century, roughly 90% of Arizona's free-flowing year-round rivers and streams have disappeared due to human use of desert waters. These rivers and streams once supported riparian area... More on Frommers

The attached picture shows the view as you head toward the San Pedro Riparian Area. The band of green are the trees along the creek. ... More on igougo

Tombstone reached its pinnacle of riches and then faded, all within the short span of eight years. The West... More on familydaysoutusa

Helpful staff and great exhibits. More on TripAdvisor