RV Tips for Arizona Bowl Tucson
- Rincon East RV Resort (southeast Tucson) is 8 miles from Arizona Stadium — best full-hookup base near the U of A
- Tucson Lazydays KOA is one of the largest and most amenity-rich RV resorts in Arizona — top choice for a multi-day December Tucson stay
- Game day: park your RV at your campsite and take a rideshare or Tucson's Sun Tran bus to the stadium — parking near Arizona Stadium is extremely limited on bowl day
- Bowl week events (fan rallies, media day) are typically open to the public — check the Arizona Bowl schedule for fan events
- Combine with WinterHaven (walking distance of midtown) and Reid Park Zoo's ZooLights for a full December Tucson itinerary
- Saguaro National Park (both East and West districts) offers year-round hiking — December is prime season for saguaro-landscape walks
Frequently Asked Questions
What teams play in the Arizona Bowl?
The Arizona Bowl matches teams from mid-major college football conferences — typically from conferences like the Mountain West, American Athletic, or Sun Belt. The specific matchup varies by year based on conference tie-in agreements. The game has featured teams from schools like Wyoming, Georgia Southern, UTEP, and Boise State. Check arizona-bowl.com each fall for the current year's teams.
Is the Arizona Bowl a good value bowl game experience?
Yes. Mid-major bowl games offer some of the best value in college football — tickets typically run $30–60, parking is more manageable than major bowls, and the fan bases attending are passionate without the corporate-box atmosphere of the New Year's Six games. Arizona Stadium is a historic venue (opened 1929), and December Tucson weather makes for a genuinely pleasant outdoor game experience.