Location: Outdoor Sports & Recreation

The 2,369-acre refuge was established to protect the remnants of the wetlands of the San Bernardino ciénega, and now provides recovery for native fish and serves as a migratory corridor from Mexico to the Rocky Mountains.

The Skate Park is a great location if you want to take your kids to ride their skateboards or even bikes.  It is located right next to the Visitors Center and is a favorite with the local youth. 

The Douglas Rifle and Pistol Club features covered shooting positions, a pistol range, a small-bore range out to 100 meters, a rifle range out to 300 meters, and an archery range. The range is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 

Local families can often be found at this Olympic-size public pool, featuring a diving board and a kiddie pool at the opposite end. Complete with a splash pad and a small playground, there’s no better way to stay cool in the Arizona heat. 

The 18-hole public, par 71 golf course measures 6779 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 125 and a 71.3 USGA rating. The course is perfect for all skill levels and offers a nice getaway for the traveling golf enthusiast.

Established in 1878 and named after Lieutenant Rucker, this weathered, adobe-style home represents 80 years of ranching history and still sits peacefully in a sea of rolling grass.