Quail Ridge RV Resort Huachuca, Arizona

Next stop on our winter trip south in 2010 was in a wonderful park in Huachuca City Arizona called Quail Ridge RV Resort. It's both a public and a private park. We arrived on January 26th to a beautifully sunny day and a super clean rv park.

They have very cleverly named streets; such as "I'm Lost Street", "Don't Know Drive", "Who Cares Road", just to name a few. We were given site 125 on "Whatever Street"! So cute. We stayed at this park for 3 nights and did a bunch of site seeing. Our favorite being Bisbee, AZ. We had the most fun ever. It's a small quaint little town full of culture and lots of antique shops. We were approached by a young lady handing out invitations to their little theater/bistro for lunch. What a beautiful lunch we had all prepared and served by a true gourmet that even studied in Europe! We weren't able to take in a performance as we would be on down the road by the time they performed next and we were really disappointed. Don't miss it! The place is called "Curtain Call Bistro". Don't know what the prices are like now, but we got a sandwich, coffee and dessert all for $6.95 each!

While there, we were doing some geocaching and were told to look for the 1000 stairs. We figured out the clue and found our cache but not before learning all about these thousands of stairs or steps in this little town. The story goes that Bisbee is an old mining town and all the houses were built in the hills with no streets to go with them and no way to get home. So every house had a set of stairs or steps to get down to town. There's supposed to be over 5000 steps in the whole town.

This park is beautifully well maintained with 120 large RV sites. They have two dump stations, clubhouse, picnic area, free wireless internet, video and DVD rentals, TV, pool table, ping pong, horseshoes, Conestoga wagon rides, propane and storage areas.

Sites to see are the Kartchner Caverns, Fort Huachuca, don't forget Bisbee. These mines in Bisbee have produced more than $2 billion in copper, gold, lead, silver and zinc. Don't miss seeing the open pit copper mine. Also close by is Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park where they have a reinactment of the Earp/Clanton gunfight at the OK Corral.

This park is open year round and only accommodate RVs. Maximum length is 45' and all sites have 50 amp. We found this a great place to stay. The owners are very friendly and very helpful. Keep in mind you need to use General Delivery as mail cannot be received at this park.

Contact information:

Quail Ridge RV Resort
2207 N. Yucca Drive
Huachuea City, AZ 85616
Reservations: (520)456-9301

Distance to Phoenix is 160 miles
Tucson 60 miles
Nogales, Mexico is 50 miles
Bisbee is 42 miles
Tombstone is 20 miles
Kartchner Caverns is 10 miles
and Sierra Vista (Ft. Huachuca) is 10 miles