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Solitude-seeking RVers pick Riggs Lake for its remote alpine lake perch in Coronado National Forest. Tucked in Pima, Arizona, it crowns the end of the winding Swift Trail with mountain meadow views. One site fits rigs up to 40 feet at $50 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Riggs Lake does not have full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer remain unknown, pointing to dry camping in this national forest setting. No confirmation exists for 30-amp or 50-amp service. Call the Coronado National Forest rangers to verify before heading out.
Yes, Riggs Lake is pet-friendly. Dogs roam the site under leash per forest rules. No breed or size limits appear, and no dog park sits on grounds. Keep waste picked up to preserve the alpine habitat.
Nights run $50 flat. This covers the lone site for RVs up to 40 feet in this remote forest camp. Reservations help snag the spot; contact the Coronado National Forest as demand spikes in peak season.
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