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| Our campsite, water, electric and sewer really all we need. |
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| After visiting Chiricahua National Monument the previous day we discovered Hotwell Dunes was only 17 miles away so we stayed another day. |
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| On the road to Hotwell Dunes look what drove by. Anything goes around here in the High Desert. This area is 3,700-4,500 feet above sea level. |
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| There are solar powered pumps that lift the 106 degree water into these man-made hot tubs. These wells were created from oil well explorations in the early 1900's, The hot artesian wells flowed to the surface. |
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| You can camp, drive or hike the dunes. We took a short drive around the two tracks but didn't feel comfortable without a flag. |
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| It was Saturday night so we decided to try Rafter's Restaurant for dinner ,it's the only place in town. Pecan pie is a staple around here, there are hundreds of acres of pecan orchards. |
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| Once a month on Saturday they have entertainment, we were lucky enough to hit that Saturday night. Lots of fun and a very good duo playing. |
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