Looks like Middle March Road goes off of US 80 to the NE and miles later it cuts 687.. turn left on 687. Just open Google Maps or Earth and look around... The GPS coordinates are included in all Campendiums reviews or you can visit the BLM website.. Then figure out the access you zoom in really close and actually look for RV's and or turnouts that look like already established sites/fire rings etc.

I entered from this road. It’s about 9 miles of pretty rough driving, keep that in mind. I wouldn’t recommend if you’re only planning on staying a day or two. I found a nice private area off the main road. Dropped pin https://goo.gl/maps/euXhaAWoMsG9DviX7

There is an option to open the map in maps. I opened it in Google maps and hit directions and it took me right there. Hope this helps.

I've camped here twice, once in 2018 and once in 2011. Both times for two weeks. I was there to camp, hike, and climb. Mountain Project offers some good information for you too. I hope you go and safely enjoy your visit. BTW: In 2011 I drove my modified VW G60 to the END of the road. I averaged about 4mph though. Now I have a 4wd and still drove with caution. You can do it! Cochise Stronghold West https://www.mountainproject.com/forum/topic/120072709/cochise-stronghold Getting There From Tucson take I-10 east to exit 303. Bear right on to highway 80 and head through Benson (2.2 miles). Once through Benson keep right on to highway 80 and continue 21.7 miles to Middlemarch Road. Turn left on Middlemarch road and continue for 9.9 miles. (This is a dirt road and can be rough but is passable by passenger cars so long as the washes are not full of water.) jQuery1124014743174952685845_1615829137508 Turn left on to forest road 687. (The road becomes rougher and is passable by passenger cars only when driven carefully. Your car can be damaged on this road, please be careful). The following mileage measurements are all relative to this intersection: 0.4 miles - Sheepshead parking area, free primitive camping. 2.0 miles - Sweet Rock, Isle of You (Ewe), free primitive camping. 6.5 miles - Parking for Warpath dome approach. 7.2 miles - Large private ranch 10.1 miles - end of the road. Parking for Whale Dome, Westworld Dome, Paleface, Ghost Dome, and Squaretop. Free primitive camping.

You would just click on the GPS coordinates and Google will map it for you