Bisbee RV Park at Turquoise Valley

Bisbee RV Park at Turquoise Valley is a few miles from the historic copper and gold mining town of Bisbee, where men came to mine in the nearby Mule Mountains in the late 18th century. These days it's an arty and eclectic town, once winner of America's Best Historic Small Town awards and described as one of the 'quirkiest' places to live in the country. About 20 miles north is Tombstone, known to most fans of Western films as the town that made Wyatt Earp famous. The Turquoise Valley team recommends Big Nose Kate's as one of the best places in town to eat, as it's preserved much as it was when Wyatt and his crew were around. Other popular places to visit in the area are the Chiricahua mountains, Coronado National Forest, Ramsey Canyon Preserve, the Kartchner Caverns State Park, the San Pedro river, Arizona Folklore Preserve and its regular weekend schedule of south-western cultural music, Whitewater Draw wildlife area and the town of Naco. For shopping, Sierra Vista is 45 minutes to the north-west on Highway 92. Active duty and retired military ID cardholders can also visit historic and still active Fort Huachuca just to Sierra Vista's west.