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Catalina, Arizona is a small town located in the northwest part of the state. The town has a population of just over 6,000 people and offers a unique experience to its visitors. Visitors to Catalina can enjoy the scenic views from the nearby Santa Catalina Mountains, take in some local history at Oracle State Park, or explore the Sonoran Desert on horseback. With so much to do and see in the area, it’s no wonder that people are giving positive reviews about their visit to Catalina. Those who have been there report back that it’s an incredibly beautiful place with plenty of activities to keep them busy. They also appreciate the friendly locals and small-town charm that makes this community so special. If you’re looking for a relaxing getaway off the beaten path, Catalina is definitely worth considering!
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Catalina with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Catalina
used to be GREAT - 3/3/2012
The Catlaina area (Saddlebrook / Oro Valley) was wonderful back in the 1970's and 1980's. As is typical with AZ, Developers ruined the community and problems are a reflection of over-developed areas. Poor public transportation and the cities' typical hiring of "consultants" who are actually thieves, is disgusting. We DO have a decent Sheriff's dept. once we got rid of a politician who hung around for over a decade. The new face of law enforcement is a great
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Nice Place to Leave - 4/25/2007
Deeply regret moving here 10 yrs ago. Cost of living is high, over-inflated housing/rental market, traffic is horrible, pay is extremely low.
Great place to golf and
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Love S. Az. climate - 1/30/2007
We live on the north side of the Catalina Mtns. close to Tucson but not so close that we have to endure the smog. Congestion is becoming a part of life out here as others discover what we did 13 years ago. While it is cooler here than Tucson in the winter it is also so for the summer. We have a great view of the mountains but the open areas are quickly
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