Willcox, Arizona

Gateway to Southeast Arizona fun and flavors

Stacked rock formations under a clear blue sky.

A storied landscape with bountiful farms and towering pinnacles.

Flowing stream with rocks and trees under a clear blue sky.

Situated in southeastern Arizona, Willcox is a historic town known for award-winning wineries, stunning desert landscapes, and deep-rooted Indigenous and Western heritage.

Visitors can explore the town's history at local museums and sites, then hike past towering rock formations in the nearby Chiricahua Mountains. The story of the Chiricahua Apache people is pivotal to the history of this area.

What makes Willcox special?

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A geological playground

Chiricahua National Monument is a breathtaking Sky Island landscape with stunning rock formations, hiking trails, and unique wildlife, including coatimundi, a curious relative of raccoons.

Rustic wooden building with a tin roof, chairs on the porch, and leafless tree nearby.

Arizona’s wine country

Willcox is home to award-winning vineyards and tasting rooms, producing some of Arizona’s finest wines.

Pumpkins piled in a field under a cloudy sky.

Farm fun

For wholesome family fun, pick your own fresh produce at Apple Annie’s from June to October or share some of their famous apple pie. Their pumpkin patch is a local fall favorite.