Willcox / Cochise, AZ KOA Holiday Reviews

Claro perfecto parado el descanso

This was our 2nd stay at this campground: I wasn't writing reviews during our first stay in the winter of 2020. Both times we stayed in one of the pull-through sites at the back of the campground. All of the sites and roads within the campground are gravel. Each site has a line of stones that mark the left and right edges of the site. The regular sites have a picnic table; the deluxe sites have a concrete patio with a swinging chair, a table and chairs with an umbrella, and a grill. Our site was level and had the hookups reasonably positioned, with the power pole more towards the back. Some sites have trees while others do not. The campground is right off of I-10, so there is road noise that is audible inside of the RV. That's also why the fenced in dog-park on the western end of the campground contains a highway billboard, which helps to light the dog park at night. The dog park is a decent size, but it also has a small stone gravel surface, so if your dog isn't a fan of gravel you may want to walk them in the open space behind the campground. During our first visit, that space was just a dirt field with some desert grasses, but since then they've created a walking path that stretches between the dog park and a public seating area with a fire ring and rocking chairs meant to be used to watch sunsets. In addition to the usual amenities, they have a restaurant on site - the Roadrunner Kafe - that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During our first visit we had dinner sitting at a table in the restaurant, watching football on their TV. This time we called in an order and they delivered it to our RV for no extra charge. Their specialty dessert is their pecan cinnamon roll. The restaurant has some nice outdoor seating (which I don't think was there in 2020) with heat lamps and a communal fireplace. During our first visit (when we stayed for a week), I struggled to get a good enough cell signal to work remotely on both my Verizon hotspot with MIMO antenna and my AT&T smartphone. It was somewhat better this time around: the best speed I got on Verizon during the late afternoon on a Saturday was 6.8 Mbps down and 20 up. Streaming was doable, but I ended up hooking up to the cable connection on the power pole, which provides 48 channels. At 7am the next morning, I saw 23 down and 7 up. My AT&T smartphone, using 5G during this visit, got 133 Mbps down and 10.7 up. On the flip side, the campground WiFi was excellent during both visits. During this visit I saw speeds of 102 Mbps down and 54 up. We would stay here again if we were in the area.