OK campground for a couple of nights, Bar has no food to speak of, frozen pizza, burritos and wings. First night had line dancing at the bar and could hear music in the camper. Second night was very quiet.

We stopped because they offer Passport America Discount for one night. This small park (14 sites) is on the grounds of a busy saloon, the office is at the bar. They offer a wide range of entertainment several nights a week. On Wed night they had a major shuffleboard tournament (indoor on a long wooden table) which was accompanied by fr...moreWe stopped because they offer Passport America Discount for one night. This small park (14 sites) is on the grounds of a busy saloon, the office is at the bar. They offer a wide range of entertainment several nights a week. On Wed night they had a major shuffleboard tournament (indoor on a long wooden table) which was accompanied by friendly banter and not a little beer. Thursday night people came in from all around the area for line and two step dancing, accompanied by a fair amount of beer. Walking back to the rig was definitely a good idea. We had to leave on Friday and missed the live music on Saturday night. The noise is from I 10 on one side and The southern main freight line to the other, neither disturbed us. I rated the location 5 not that there is much to do nearby, but within an hours drive there is enough hiking and site seeing to keep one busy for a week. Bisbee, Tombstone, Benson are all nearby, in western terms.

After several days of dry camping we needed a full hookup site to replenish our water and dump our tanks. Cattlerest fit the bill nicely. The price was a bit cheaper than the other options in town, and overall the park seemed cleaner (at least from a distance) than other options. There is an onsite saloon which adds to the old west ...moreAfter several days of dry camping we needed a full hookup site to replenish our water and dump our tanks. Cattlerest fit the bill nicely. The price was a bit cheaper than the other options in town, and overall the park seemed cleaner (at least from a distance) than other options. There is an onsite saloon which adds to the old west atmosphere. Upon arriving at our site, owner Les came over to introduce himself and thank us for staying, which was a nice touch. The site was a nice pull-through site, I believe all of the sites were pull-through. All of the hookups functioned flawlessly. The only downside is that the bar was a bit loud with karoke on Saturday night, but we just turned on the white noise and it wasn't a big deal. Verizon 4G coverage was good enough to stream youtube.Willcox seems to be in the middle of nowhere but hidden just to the south is Chiricahua national monument, which should be on everyone's to-do list. The scenery of Chiricahua is amazing and it offers tons of hiking.

Small park about half long term but sites are neat. Sites and roads are small red rock/dirt. Sites are long but close (some closer than others) with just a small strip of grass between sites. Our site was pretty level. We fit with our 45 MH and tow. There is some train rumbling off in the distance. Very little road noise just a bit fr...moreSmall park about half long term but sites are neat. Sites and roads are small red rock/dirt. Sites are long but close (some closer than others) with just a small strip of grass between sites. Our site was pretty level. We fit with our 45 MH and tow. There is some train rumbling off in the distance. Very little road noise just a bit from I-10BL. There is a neat saloon on-site with pool tables, dance floor and full bar. There is outdoor seating too. Verizon was 4g 4 bars and Directv worked fine. Their WII FI worked great. If you are headed west on I-10 take exit 336 and it’s only 2 miles to the park. Our GPS wanted us to exit earlier and take us through town. We would definitely stay here again.

Our AC wasn’t working and we needed to contact a mobile repairman in the area. We wanted to camp away from the freeway and not on top of the railroad tracks. For Willcox AZ this park fits the bill. You can just hear the low rumble of the freeway and trains nearby but no horns. It’s not fancy but the transient sites are easy pull th...moreOur AC wasn’t working and we needed to contact a mobile repairman in the area. We wanted to camp away from the freeway and not on top of the railroad tracks. For Willcox AZ this park fits the bill. You can just hear the low rumble of the freeway and trains nearby but no horns. It’s not fancy but the transient sites are easy pull throughs and there’s the bar/saloon handy if that’s your thing. We have water and 50 amp electric, no sewer. Wi-fi is pretty surprisingly good. Bathrooms are clean and functional.The office is in the saloon. The lady that checked us in was very friendly and was able to identify a good mobile repairman. Cattlerest RV is not a destination resort but is an easy stop along I-10.