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| Above, balanced rock in Chiricahua National Park. Photo by Pretzelpaws. |
A new national park has been created in the state of Arizona. It is Chiricahua National Park in the southern part of the state.
According to Wikipedia:
Chiricahua National Park is a national park of the United States located in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona. Originally established as Chiricahua National Monument on April 18, 1924, the park was created to protect the area's extensive hoodoos and balancing rocks.
RV Pro has posted an article on the nearest KOA Kampground to Chiricahua National Park. It is the Willcox Wine Country KOA Holiday in Willcox, Arizona. The article states that the KOA has added new amenities.
RV Pro wrote:
Kampgrounds of America (KOA), a leader in outdoor hospitality, announced new amenities at the Willcox Wine Country KOA Holiday in Willcox, Arizona. The campground has added a pickleball court and three fenced Paw Pen Sites, KOA said in a recent release.
Willcox Wine Country KOA is the closest KOA campground to Chiricahua National Park. Located just 39 miles from the park’s Visitor Center, making it an easy destination for national park goers.
Chiricahua became the nation’s 64th national park on Oct. 20; it is the first new national park in six years. Known as the “Wonderland of Rocks,” the 12,000-acre park is famous for towering volcanic rock spires and trails such as the 3.3-mile Echo Canyon Loop. KOA Holidays provide the perfect basecamp for exploring the surrounding area, offering campers a comfortable place to unwind and enjoy campground amenities after a day of adventure, KOA said.
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