We called for reservation because the other park we were gonna stay at couldn't accommodate our 50…read moreamp Class A motorhome. Roy was very responsive and helpful and booked us immediately. We love how big the spaces are and the accommodations that are available. A little ways out of Bisbee but definitely worth it. We will be back. Deer and a Havelina walked through the park in the evening. Very quiet place too.

Absolutely loved the owners and the other campers in the campground. So clean and level lots. We…read morewill be back.

Some of the range officers have a bad attitudes, i will not renew my membership. The range itself…read moreis awesome, not worth the stress.

One of the best shooting range I've ever been to or maybe it's the mountain backdrop. The range is…read moreclean, open, and in secluded location. The range masters are great as long as you follow the rules. Wooden target stands and staples are available so bring your own paper targets; however they sell some for a buck a piece. Range fees reasonably cheap 6$ per adult or 3$ for military; under 18 free with adult. Long rifle and pistol is used on the same range with target set at 100 yards max. Also the path to the shooting range is about half mile dirt road; sometimes I see people out with their RC cars testing the terrain.

Rude, condescending, mocking, impolite. These are just a few words that describe my visit to the…read moreBenson ASSonal. If you really feel the need to be thoroughly abused, belittled and mocked in the process of trying to buy an over priced gun then this is definitely the place for you. If you can get it done in under three hours without going into a coma from boredom with his incessant bragging while insulting your intelligence, you get a gold star. There are plenty of gun shops around that still believe in welcoming you with a genuine friendly smile and seal an honest deal with a firm hand shake while treating you with the respect and dignity you deserve. It's well worth a few extra miles. I wouldn't give this guy the pleasure of the time of day from a broken watch.

All I can say is bad attitude to an international visitor. I've travelled to America on and off for…read morethe last 20 years and have a personal and professional interest in firearms and was pleasantly surprised to come across your shop miles from anywhere, having travelled from Las Vegas through the Grand Canyon and Scottsdale on the way to San Antonio. I asked for a business card and was told in no uncertain terms that you only give them to people you do business with. Well let me tell you I have no intention NOW of doing business with you but I may have had you shown a little courtesy.

My wife and I recently went here and took the basic intro to handgun training course. We wanted to…read moreget more comfortable with firearms and build the right foundation to get started with. I felt the money was well spent and the course provided answers to all of the questions we had and then more. The course started off with a class room style education on gun safety/gun operation and moved to live firearm training at the local shooting range which our instructor is also part of the staff there. Her experience and also being extremely familiar with all of the rules at the shooting range helped us feel less intimated and we will be more confident when we go by ourselves in the future. Overall I highly recommend going here if you're just getting started with firearms or need some additional training.

From the owner: Agave Firearms Training and Defensive Tactics offers many firearms courses to help students at any…read morelevel. Our lead Firearms Instructor is a NRA and USCCA certified instructor. Our courses are not limited to but include: Women’s intro to Handgun, Basic intro to Handgun, Jr intro to handgun, Practical-Defensive Pistol, Basic Rifle, Jr Rifle, Air Rifle, Defensive Shotgun for Home Defense, AZ CCW( Conceal Carry Weapons Permit), Dynamic Defensive Armed church security/ Small business, Realtor Safety, group lessons, private lessons and more.

this place is amazing! i had a great experience when trading in my guns, they were very helpful and…read morewere willing to give me a good deal. definitely recommend checking them out

Location is solid, plenty of parking…read more Picked up some .22 ammo to support local business. Offerings in the shop are lean. To be honest, if I want good in-stock selection, I purchase in town.

I took the Basic Pistol and Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) courses from Pete. I was new to firearms…read moreand needed guidance regarding usage and safety. Pete is a very friendly and easy-going instructor, and his classes are very laid back as opposed to a rigid classroom environment. He is very knowledgeable about firearms, the industry, and is aware of regulatory trends. Pete emphasizes safety in every aspect of his training. I'll go back to Pete for more advanced training as my skills advance. I couldn't recommend Pete enough.

An absolutely amazing experience which encourages you on your firearms training journey. I couldn't…read morerecommend more highly.

As a personal protection and tactical training instructor myself who has trained hundreds of…read morepersonnel with diverse backgrounds (i.e. law enforcement, military, and civilian), I fully endorse George's approach, curriculum, and skillset. Bottom line, George can teach anyone with an open mind and a willingness to be coachable to become competent in methods and practical strategies not to just survive, but thrive in a violent surprise assault situation. If you are in law enforcement, he will sharpen your contact survival rate skills against violent criminals. If you are redeploying, he will tune up your MOUT and CQB skills and increase your team's effectiveness. If you are a trained civilian or first time gun owner, he will nurture you in ways that many instructors simply can't due to their lack of empathetic people skills. Simply put, your quality of life and personal confidence with dramatically increase under his instruction. Jay Okimoto, President and CEO Crosswalk Technologies, LLC Crosswalk Readyness NRA Instructor and Chief RSO # 32625598

From the owner: Our goal is to help you make wiser, more effective use of force decisions through reality based,…read morescenario driven training. Most shooting schools teach marksmanship, and we do that too, but first we teach you how to fight, starting up close and moving out from there. You will participate in interactive, role playing exercises. You will learn how to be safe around your family and neighbors while becoming more dangerous to potential assailants. We use a variety of training modalities, including live fire, blanks, lasers, and dry practice to improve your abilities, whether you just bought your first gun or are heading downrange on your fifth deployment.

What an amazing and magical place! The hundred plus pictures I took were from Echo Canyon Trail. It…read morewas a spectacular hike into the bottom of the canyon with beautiful views and intricate rock formations that make you wonder how they were created. The hike down was sudo difficult because of the loose and slippery rocks for me hiking poles would have been nice. The areas are well maintained with clean facilities however parking is limited and there is only one campground with 26 spots, water and toilets are available.

I've been here twice and each time I have visited, it is mesmerizing and I don't want to leave!…read more This place is famous for their hoodoos and amazing rock formations that will leave you speechless and in awe! And while this place is a national monument, one thing our government could do instead of all the other nonsense going on is to upgrade this place to a national park. We stopped in here after spending time at Kartchner Caverns and today the scenic drive beyond the campground was closed because of the rain and snow that came down steadily last night. And because of this and due to the amount of time we had, we did a shorter walk along the Silver Spur Meadow. This trail is very easy, well shaded and what a beautiful place to view birds! I think may have seen 15 or more species in just the short walk we did here today. I was also here about 2 years ago and did the Echo Canyon Trail to the Grotto and that was such a lovely easy hike with all sorts of cool rock formations and I enjoyed climbing around. Id like to come back and do a more strenuous hike and when I get a chance, will come back and do the Heart of the Rocks trail! Visitor center is very cool with a really nice gift shop, museum, bathrooms and very informative rangers. Parking lot can be a bit tight but more parking available down the road. I was able to get a fun stuffed sandhill crane! I could spend a lot more time here and just love this place! Great place to get a dose of nature and love how the air feels at close to 5500 feet!

The SPRNCA is more than just an old ranch house near the river off SR 90 where birders mingle…read morealthough it is the most used site in the area. The area includes 40 miles of a well-marked wide dirt trail along the San Pedro River that once was the home to the local Apache tribes. I live eight miles due west from the Hereford Bridge trail head and bring my dogs here to let them enjoy the river where few people go. This is eight miles from Mexico. Right now we have plenty of migrating hawks and eagles, and soon we will have our hummingbirds from the south come back up here. You can walk all the way down to the international border along the trail, although I'd advise you to not do it alone as border crossers do come through. There are no water stations or rest areas along the way; it's all primitive so bring your own water and make sure you have a fully-charged cellphone. The trail is mostly flat and exposed. The views in all directions are of mountain vistas. Creosote, mesquite, desert grasses and catclaw are common flora right off the trail, but you may come across adobe ruins, old pumps, even an old carcass or two. Other great stops are Murray Springs Clovis site and the nearby Clayton house (now just ruins) Beside the San Pedro House, there is also the old mining town of Fairbank further north. Volunteers man the old school house (now a visitor's center) on most weekends. There's also an historic cemetery. Near Millville there are even petroglyphs. North of Fairbank is the old mining town of Contention, but there isn't much left of the town. The trail going north of here is little used, and the river dries up in the hotter months. The Bureau of Land Management manages the trail. It's understaffed and the trail therefore can get overgrown at times. However, I enjoy this area for my solitude. I can take my dogs here and bother no one, and using it doesn't cost a dime.

Beautiful stop in between Sierra Vista and Bisbee! Easy to stop for a few minutes to take in the…read moreCottonwood trees and/or spend hours along the trails. We visited at a time when the San Pedro House itself was closed to visitors due to the pandemic plus part of the River Trail was closed off due to forest fire risks. However, a large section of the trail was still open and we were able to walk along the river and get lost under the canopy of green lush foliage and trees. It's worth the walk from the San Pedro House to the River to hang out under the trees, you don't have to go far to find a cool spot to sit and admire the scenery. You'll walk on a wide flat trail along a field, at the time we went the field was filled with small yellow daisies before getting to the canopy of trees. Check the website before visiting so you can know what you're in for in terms of hiking or going inside the San Pedro House. Hope to come back in cooler temperatures to spend more time on the trails. Oooh take your binoculars too, spot is also known for great bird watching.