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Park History By Charles R. Eatherly
Lost Dutchman State Park is located on the Apache Trail, State Route 88, north of Apache Junction. Highway 88 crosses the northwest portion of the Park, private land is on the south, and the Tonto National Forest on the north and east. The Park provides views and access to the most scenic portions of the legendary Superstition Mountains, maintaining facilities to support recreational activities. The famous tales of the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine are known worldwide, with travelers from all over coming to seek the legend and experience the mystery. If not in search of the gold, they become entranced with the golden opportunities to experience the beautiful and rugged area known as the Superstition Wilderness, accessible by trails from the Park.
Stroll through the native plant garden or challenge yourself to reach the Flatiron. Lost Dutchman State Park has trails to suit any hiking enthusiast.
This rally is still in the planning stages with more details to follow. The club has reserved dry camping sites.
Need to cancel?
We get it—plans change! But if canceling costs the club, you’ll need to cover that expense. AAC rallies aren’t about making money, but we also can’t take a loss.
If you cancel within 30 days of the rally, the Rally Fee is non-refundable.
To cancel, please notify the Arizona Airstream Club (AAC) directly—don’t contact Lost Dutchman State Park. AAC has already prepaid for the reserved sites, which will be assigned about a week before the event.
If you need to cancel, just fill out the Event Registration Cancellation Form. Thanks for understanding!
(Cancellation Form) (AAC Cancellation Policy)