Person on the phone / Lisa was rude and not helpful at all …read more Wouldn't even answer any questions.

Great stop on the I 10 going through West Texas. Easy entry and exit…read more. You will absolutely love the hosts !!!!

We blew into Rusty's on a windy evening with our small pull camper after not having success finding…read morean available spot at the nearby Forest Service campsites. Although it was late in the evening we were lucky that a site was available. All the folks we encountered were super friendly and the site is well maintained. We took advantage of the showers and laundry facilities. The older parents in our group even booked one of the small modular homes for the following nights as they had enough of camping. We took a quick spin on the communal bicycles and the kids enjoyed the animals (birds, iguana, swans, goat, and koi) on the property. If you have a RV I would recommend using Rusty's as a base for exploring the East and west sides of the Chiricahua's.

We love Rusty's & Rusty herself. It's not just a rv park. She has animals that bring life &…read moreeducation to the property. Great amenities, clean & quiet.

Get rid of the manager and clean up the place We were…read moretreated poorly and people who bought trailer models are stuck.

Such a relaxing place to camp. It was a short drive to town where we were able to also enjoy a nice…read moredinner, get gas and odds & ends.

This is the first time we've stayed at the Willcox KOA. We were pleasantly surprised when we…read moreentered the park. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful. The park is easy to maneuver the rig around the turns, even if the toad is still attached. We were concerned about the freeway noise but it was never an issue. The park is so clean and inviting. We will definitely return! Be sure to visit Tirrito Farm Vineyards. They have a great charcuterie board and lunch. If you are up to driving about 45 minutes further visit the sandhill cranes at Whitewater Draw in early morning or late afternoon to see hundreds of the cranes as they feed at the wetlands.

We stayed here while traveling west and were so happy with our stay we stayed here again on our way…read moreback through. Our first stay we had a minor hiccup with our water on spot 30 not working. I was a little surprised they didn't do anything to make up for it but honestly the rest of the stay there was really nice. The are strict on shutting down the pool and hot tub at 8 pm sharp! The restaurant while a bit high especially on drinks was so good! The things in the KOA store were a little higher than Walmart but most are. The internet was around 75Mb/30Mb and extremely stable even at the back side of the park. On our stay the next time on the way back the young girl got us a little better spot closer to the laundry and showers for our trouble the first time with the water. I would highly recommend this spot if you need a KOA for an RV.

By Far the Best RV park in Tombstone, AZ!! They have great…read morelarge pens for equines and RV spots right across from the pens. The owners Rick & Janice, are awesome! Nice heated pool, laundry room, rec hall. This RV Park is fantastic!

After the Wells Fargo Park this place was a god-sent oasis. The owners, Rick & Janice, not only…read morework their park themselves, but live on it, and it is no small park. Rec. room, heated swimming pool, multiple dog runs and Playground for the kids. Excellent hook-up sites where everything works. It's not just some RV park but a community that Rick & Janice care, and they make you feel one of the community from moment one. Anyone who has an opportunity to stay here and does not is missing out. Way to go Rick & Janice, you should be proud.

The bartender at the saloon was atrocious. I don't remember her name but she was younger and had…read morereddish hair. She went outside with another patron, an older man; to smoke and visit. And stayed out there over 30 minutes. Granted, the bar wasn't busy, but you would think being available to serve other customers would be the absolute bare minimum of doing your job.

The Cattle Rest RV park was just what we wanted! They have plenty of space on each site, the…read morebathrooms are kept super clean and the views are amazing! If you want to head into the Saloon, you can line dance, have food and drinks, play pool- all a short walk back to your RV! The owner Shari and her husband are so friendly! They have been the owners for the last year and are going to make this an even better place! They are apart of the Harvest Host program too! We look forward to another visit!

We spent a few hours on this lake on a cloudy post-monsoon morning. It was lovely!…read more The state park rangers were so kind and eager to help us with any questions. I rented a kayak for 2 hours for $35 and had a blast out on the water. There were many people fishing and swimming. It was great to see so many families staying in the cabins for the weekend to enjoy the lake. I would love to check out the well-maintained trails the next time I go. Also, the views of Mt. Graham are unmatched. Highly recommend!

A fantastic State Park with fun ready for everyone. The RV/camping opportunities are outstanding…read more The sites are VERY well maintained, which includes immaculate restrooms & showers. The park Volunteers are wonderful & work hard to ensure the park is a place for everyone to enjoy.. Day use or overnight stays, Roper Lake State Park is a terrific place to be. Enjoy!!

Sandy's has been a favorite of my hiking club when returning from the Chiricahuas. It is still open…read moreuntil 4pm on Saturdays. The huge parking lot is inviting for truckers, RVs and bikers We arrived as a group of eight around 2pm. The place was busy but not crowded. The first thing I noticed was the stuffiness of the air inside. It was on the warm side. The decor hasn't changed much in the last 20 years. The walls are crammed with all kinds of aging art. Several in the group ordered the huge pancakes. One had a burger. I had a Sweet chili chicken Philly sandwich with cole slaw and baked beans. It was tasty. $15.99 with tax. Service and food were fast and efficient.

This little restaurant sits kind of in the middle of nowhere on a corner of two highways. They had…read morea simple menu with some decent options for breakfast. We all chose the Philly cheesesteak omelettes. It appeared that they were made fresh, as they didn't all come out at the same time. We all got hot food though. I ordered mine with sourdough toast and a side salad. My husband got his with hash browns and toast. My sister got hers with toast and cottage cheese. The omelettes were good sized and had lots of tender, thin steak strips in it and a generous portion of cheese. Could've used more peppers and onions, but we still got the flavor of them. We'd also started out with a scone from their variety of flavors. The bathroom/shower stall areas weren't as clean as I'd like, but the food was good and the servers friendly.

Great park everyone is so friendly. We stayed a week in a class A motor home. Great views pool and…read morelaundry. Lots of things going on like free coffee a donuts on Friday. We enjoyed a western storytelling/singer on our stay. Will stay here when in the area

I would have given this RV Parka 5 star had not been for the price. No normal world because this…read morecompute 2 weeks is $638 and a month is $500 + electricity. All the other parks in the area are charging less than 400 for 2 weeks no. They do have a very clean Park two large dog runs showers and laundry room are spotless lots of activities for any of the Campers at 1 to join in. Cafe on premises with a full meal Monday through Friday for $7. I love this park and we will probably come back but it will be for at least a month at a time. If you're wondering why we can just leave we had a reservation and would have lost our deposit and they were really no other places in the area to go at that from it.

Not crowded road was decent cost only 3 dollars...hot tub was great...picnic tables with…read moreshade...pit toilets available...will go again.

Wow! What a gem in the desert. It's rustic and out there. For $3, cash in an envelope...(a steal…read morefor the whole family). You can stay all day. Two kids & two adults, we stayed at the tubs for 4 hours. Some times we were alone and some times we shared the tub with several people. The bathrooms are clean and basic. There are some benches and tables surrounding the pools. Word is 2025, they will be re-doing the pools and adding more. I think this little adventure was well worth it and a neat experience.