Grande Vista RV Park

Price reflects Passport America discount. Stayed here for an overnight in December, 2019.
Fairly easy access off of I-10 with a couple of smaller streets to negotiate. Place seemed clean and well kept, although we didn't check out anything while here. Sites were gravel, kind of tight and level. Close to I-10 but fairly quiet.
Would stay here again for an overnight if in the area.

We stayed here to gain access to the Chiricahua National Monument which is unfortunately still an hour’s drive away.

There are very few RV parks in this area and they are all categorically terrible. This one is the “best” in that it is the furthest from the train tracks and the interstate. Still, the trains were noisy at all hours and many of them insisted on blaring their horns at all hours. In addition, this RV park which is a mixture of run down park models and transient RV sites has a barking dog problem among the permanent park model residents. Outside dogs barked all day long from 7 AM until 10 AM when their owners finally brought them inside.

On the plus side, the park WiFi was excellent (among the best we’ve ever seen,) the Verizon and T-Mobile internet were also excellent, and the owner is very friendly and accommodating. This would be a fine place for an overnight stay when traveling along I-10 or if you absolutely had to be in Willcox for some reason.

Park has not had any upkeep for years. Old abandoned trailers and weeds. We booked for two nights but only stayed one. Did not feel safe there. In the middle of a residential area. I told the mgr that we were very misled by the website. He was very unpleasant but did say he would refund one night. $ 48 a night. Should have been $25. Only good thing was the Wi-Fi.