Fort Willcox RV Park is located two miles from the small town of Willcox in a quiet country setting. Relax in the picturesque beauty of spectacular sunsets, open range, fresh air and mountains surrounding the park. Only one mile from Interstate 10, Exit 336, so easy on and off access is a real plus!
Where can you stay that you are treated to homemade waffles and coffee every morning October thru April and by request May thru September and how about a Homemade Fruit Pie? Fort Willcox RV Park is where! You will be treated as a guest in our home when you come to stay at our park, and we want you to know that we appreciate you and your business!
Other Amenities Include:
- 20 RV Sites, mostly Pull Thru, some Back-In
- Can accommodate rigs up to 60'.
- 30/50 Amp Full Hookup
- 20/30 Amp Water & Electric
- Tent Sites Available
- Cable TV provided at sites
- WiFi
- Electric Car Charge
- Laundry Room with Large-Load Washers and Dryers
- Dog Walk
- Horses Welcome
- Clean Restrooms
- Showers (one wheelchair accessible)
- Picnic Tables
- BBQ
- Horseshoe Pit
- Covered Ramada
- Recreation Room with TV, DVDs, park computer and fireplace.
Historical Willcox has a lot to offer in History, Ranching, Mining, Museums and Apache culture, where Geronimo ruled for years! There is a variety of native birds, quail, rabbits and road runners. Cochise Stronghold, Fort Bowie and Chiricahua National Park are great places to hike and enjoy the breathtaking scenery while staying at Fort Willcox RV Park. Enjoy a game of golf, wine tasting in town or visit any of the 14 vineyards in our area.
Fort Willcox RV Park is located 35 miles from Kartchner Caverns and Chiricahua National Monument; 30 miles to Benson and 60 miles to Safford. Local Museums include the Rex Allen Museum and Marty Robbins Museum. And there's a lot more to do in Cochise County!
Local Events:
Wings Over Willcox: The Wings Over Willcox Birding and Nature Festival, held annually by the Willcox Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture, occurs during the Martin Luther King holiday weekend of January in Willcox, Arizona. The festival has many supporting affiliates, including government agencies, businesses, organizations and interested individuals.
Rex Allen Festival: This event celebrates the life of Rex Allen and features many of his favorite events including a professional rodeo, parade, and concerts. Along with all of this you will find fun around every corner including comedy shows and tractor pulls. And you don’t want to miss the turtle races, carnival and the street dance where you can dance the night away.
Marty Robbins Festival: A tribute to Marty Robbins and his music by local and national artists Saturday Night..
Wine Festival of Willcox: The Willcox Wine Country Festival is a two-day fun-filled event at historic Railroad Park in downtown Willcox. Just an hour’s drive east of Tucson on I-10 – the Willcox Wine Country Festival is a perfect getaway for Phoenix & Tucson residents.
Peach Festival: July 12-13, 19-20, 26-27, August 2-3, 9-10, & 16-17 7:30 AM – 5: 00 PM. A celebration of Willcox Peaches, featuring sweet & juicy tree-ripened peaches! The 15th annual Peach Mania starts with a delicious “All You Can Eat” Peaches & Pancakes breakfast. Take a free wagon ride and experience the fun of picking your own peaches!
Passport America Member Testimonials for Fort Willcox RV Park:
"Great little park with very friendly and helpful owners & staff who are pouring a lot of effort into renovation of the park after a recent purchase. Glad we stopped!" - Bill Ducat
3/4/2017
"Clean, quiet, and scenic park with a wonderful hostess. Make your reservation by 7pm for Belgium waffles in the morning. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Close to the Chiricahua Mountains for day hike and Twin Lakes for wildlife viewing. Wine tasting in town. Stayed an extra day. Return visitor, who will return again soon." - Dorothy Laage
11/21/2015
Willcox, AZ 35643
(520) 384-4986
Regular Rate: $34.00*
NOTES: PA valid year-round! Dry camping available (no discount). Credit cards accepted. HORSES WELCOME. PETS WELCOME. *Rates do not include tax. Rates are for 2 people, $2.00 for each additional person. Additional $5.00 for electricity (subject to change).
We second all the good comments. We've stayed there 3 or 4 times now right after the new owner (mother/daughter) took over. We travel back and forth to San Antonio, TX and always stay here, it's quite and peacefull, and now the Pie tops it off. These folks are super friendly too
ReplyDeleteGordon & Susie