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Willcox / Cochise, AZ KOA Holiday
Welcome to the Willcox / Cochise KOA Holiday! We are conveniently located right off of I-10 at exit 340. Be sure to allow a few days to explore the wealth of attractions this area offers to visitors of all ages!
An easy 80-mile drive east of Tucson, this new KOA offers an idyllic high-desert getaway in the shadow of 10,720-foot Graham Peak. Explore the sheer cliffs and granite domes of Cochise Stronghold, named for the famed Apache chief, and stop by Fort Bowie National Historic Site. Nearby, the striking rock pinnacles and diverse habitats of Chiricahua National Monument make this a prime destination for birding and hiking. The Wild West frontier town of Tombstone is about an hour away. You are in the heart of Cochise County's wine region, home to several tasting rooms set among scenic vineyards. Back at camp, dig into delicious meals at the KOA Roadrunner Kafe or on our large covered patio, enjoy hand-dipped ice cream and check out the variety of group activities. Browse the camp store for groceries, RV supplies and unique gifts. You'll also find an RV/truck wash right next door. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 110 feet.
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User Reviews
Paul Davis
I haven't had too many good experiences with tent camping and KOA. However, this was a delightful exception. The staff were friendly and helpful, the campsite was clean and quiet and their cafe offered an excellent dinner. I would recommend this one and hope I have occasion to stay again.
Tim Vasquez
This was a nice place with pool and dinner available on premise. It had a nice pet area for the dogs to run around and let loose. We tent camped, everything was very clean bathrooms laundry room showers and a general store. Electricity available in tent area, only issue was couldn't get any of the water nearby to work. It's the desert, so not much on the scenery but the area for the tent was nice with a little pad made of small pea rocks that made it level and easy to set up a tent.
Dave Glardon
Such a nice oasis in the middle of the Arizona desert. It's all gravel, but very flat and extremely well-maintained. Sites are roomy, the pool and hot tub are clean, and the Roadrunner Kafe has a nice selection of good food that they'll deliver to your site. My wife watched yesterday as a neighbor departed. The park crew was on the job within 15 minutes, cleaning and sanitizing everything from the picnic table to the water pedestal and power breakers. Then they raked the gravel so it was ready for the next camper. We didn't intend to stop on our way to Tucson, but it's been a peaceful week and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.
Mitch W
Pool was nice & warm plus a hot tub. Showers were hot. Park was tidy. Had a play area & basketball hoop. Felt safe. Close to shopping & fuel. Had highway noise, but that wasn't bothersome at all. Friendly staff. Would stay here again definitely.
The Browns Explore
What a great KOA! No wonder they won the Rising Star award recently. Nice, welcoming staff in the office. Perfect long, level pull-through spaces, no need to unhook our tow vehicle. Wonderful amenities. They have a cafe on site who makes very tasty food and even delivers it for free to your RV if you’d rather stay in! We were only passing through for 1 night but enjoyed the dinner, the sunset views and everything about this KOA. We will return, if in the area!