Yes. Nothing difficult around the campground but you can connect with better trails not far away from the campground. Download TrailForks app

Yes, an extensive mountain bike trail system that links to the campground. Mainly flat and gravel/sand.

You can ride your bike around the campground loops and on the desert trails that border the campground. Or, ride on the road, which is narrow with no shoulder.

Mtn bike trails leave right from the campground. We enjoyed riding them, especially since we didn’t have to pack up our bikes to find trails. No paved trails that I recall.

Yes, there are 50 miles of bikable trails accessible from the campground. All trails in Tucson Mountain Park are multi-use (hiking, biking, equestrian). A popular intermediate level bike trail nearby is the Ironwood loop. TMP trails map: https://content.civicplus.com/api/assets/7855a351-bf2f-4a1b-9ac1-edb047a72e2b?scope=all

Plenty of paved and unpaved (mountain bike) trails in the park.

Yes there are several MTB trails and road cycling right from the campground. Look on MTBPROJECT.COM or MAPMYRIDE.COM to see the trails/routes.

We did not get to venture into biking but there may be.

There are mountain biking trails all over and dirt roads.

Yes, check out this website for details since riding your bile on the roads is not safe. https://www.gaiagps.com/hike/poi/united-states/arizona/tucson-mountain-park/gilbert-ray-campground/

Yes it has great easy and moderate level mountain bike trails all around including one easy trail passing by the campground