This is the only Library in Willcox but in this case thats not a bad thing! It has a large amount…read moreof computers that you can use for free with your library card. The selection of books for a library of this size. In fact the selection is better than some of the larger librarys I have been to. It has a dedicated kids room for the little ones. I come here regularly.

This library is a wonderful resource for the community. I like the paintings on the outside. It…read morehas a small anteroom at the entrance, which helps keep the noise down. There are 21 computers, and you can choose between laptop and desktop, or you may just use their WiFi. If you need a book they don't have, they will borrow it for you, or even buy it. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are nice places to sit and read. A word of warning: the computers shut down half an hour before closing, so you don't get as much computer time as you think you will.

This is a decent post office. I'd give it all 5 stars if it had better/longer hours, especially…read moreweekend hours. To start with, I like the building. It's a cool space. The people seem reasonably competent. When, acting in an official capacity, I tried to contact the postmaster, he actually got right back to me, which was an unprecedented surprise. Maybe if I'd just been representing myself I would have been ignored, but I choose to believe this is a good post office. I recommend it.

When planning our road trip, I didn't want to drive more than 4 hours/day. So we chose this town to…read moresleep in between Truth or Consequences town and Scottsdale. Really not much to see or do, no highlights. It's supposed to be on the Salsa Trail, where you get free chips and salsa in many Mexican restaurants. However, the place we ended up eating dinner at, which was on the roster of good Mexican restaurants on the Salsa Trail, was a huge disappointment. Suggest finding small mom and pop places not on Main Street where the locals eat.

I have to say the people is Safford sure are nice. We were coming through, from New Mexico to the…read morewest coast and thought we would look down main street. We Did. I was looking at the town center and the monuments in front of the courthouse and Anet needed a restroom. We also want a recommendation from a local of the places in town for lunch. Well she zoomed into the city offices was offered the rest room, some nice conversation and a recommendation. We have been coming back to that restaurant in Safford now each time we drop through. Thank you City of Safford.

Ever want to see what a prison bathroom feels like? This is the place. Literally the vibe of…read moresitting in the stall feels shady! But don't let that spook you. Restrooms are clean to a certain degree. There is free wifi and information center seems to be closed at this time. A reminder, be prepared to not have access to get back onto the interstate. Reason why, they closed the entrance off! Be careful if you pull out of this place at night, we were lucky enough to have the sun since our maps didn't know it was closed off.

This Visitor Center provides free WiFi, lots of tourist information, great souvenirs, and helpful…read morestaff. The facility was charming and filled with artifacts that provided a way to better understand New Mexico's unique history and cultural resources. Well worth a stop. Irene was super helpful and welcoming and made my visit memorable.

What a beautiful library! It's such a gorgeous layout with wonderful views of Bisbee on the top…read morefloor! Friendly staff and well kept !

We absolutely loved this library! Beautiful! Historic! Friendly staff! No wonder it's nationally…read moreaward winning, 2019 and 2023 I believe. Keep it up Copper Queen! 1st floor is the children's area, teen area, and service desk. 2nd floor is the adult area. Our favorite part was the rare book room with the guest book on the 1st floor. Super rad.

Quick wait time during lunch! Tara was amazing and thorough with her explanations. Best federal…read moregovernment experience in a long time

I just signed up for Social Security but wanted taxes taken out (W4-V). So I filled it out and was…read moreprovided the option to mail it or hand deliver it. Certain that something this important would get lost, I decided to try and hand deliver it. I had visions of the something worse than going to DMV. I was so wrong. I went in without an appointment, was met at the door by a guard to ensure that I didn't have any weapons (too bad we live is a society where this is a necessity). There were 3 people at the windows and 2 sitting waiting in chairs. I entered information into the kiosk and got a ticket with a number. It was a short wait when my number showed up on the screens. I did my business and the lady helping me was friendly and helpful, an actual person not a mindless drone. I headed back to my car. It only took 15 minutes or less.

It is a state park, about $10 for a day visit. It is about 45 minutes or so south of Tucson, but…read moremostly freeway until you get off on the road that leads to the entrance. There are plenty of trails for all skill levels, and some are partially paved, concrete walkways, etc. Plenty of signage and you can check all trails for skill level, elevation gain, etc. Plenty of lots so plenty of parking, and there are some nice covered picnic areas as well. Great views of the area, surrounding mountains, etc. We saw at least 8 deer all huddled by each other, birds, small animals, etc. Check out my pics for some of the highlights.

First time visiting and it won't be my last! Between some beautiful hiking opportunities, bird…read morewatching fin, picnicking or a getaway .. you are in the midst of beautiful Mother Nature! Since it is at a higher elevation, you have increased biodiversity of plants and animals and the temperature can be a good10-15 degree difference from the desert floor. I got to see some amazing birds there... and it's a known birding paradise!! There is a privately run lodge, B&B, and camping options plus a nearby lodge run by US Forest Service if you want a getaway. There hasn't been much rain and so the creek beds were dry... but I hear when there is water .. it's a whole other ecosystem with a mini waterfalls included. The picnic spaces are through out the park and several accessible by wheelchair. The park is excellently maintained with good signage (thanks to the world of many dedicated federal employees of Interior/ forest services who have cared in protecting and maintaining the land for us to enjoy). Looking forward to exploring this area even more!