I have stayed here at least half a dozen times. You can easily just pull off the freeway for a quick overnight stay. It is very easy to get to with your big rig. Basically, it is a huge paved parking lot. Note that they do require you to put pads under your jacks (a good practice). The sewer hose... More

50mi. South of the canyon. Nice clean park with great roads. Easy access from rt. 40. Easy access to train if you need it. Good clean restrooms and nice hot showers.the town of williams is a fun place to vist while staying at the park

Positives. Clean easy to pull a big RV into. Access to the indoor pool. Restaurant. Basketball volleyball sand pit. Shuttle Negatives: windy, no grass or trees. Train woke us up at least twice in the middle of the night w loud Horn. Had to get pads to lay down for leveling even though I had 10 inch disks. Between sites... More

We stayed in the Grand Canyon RV Park for 2 nights in August 2012. The purpose of are stay was to take the Grand Canyon Railway Tour. We have been traveling from Bristol TN and this had the best Staff the Best Restrooms and Showers we came across on are trip. As for food there is a great steakhouse right... More

Very affordable RV park with Clean laundry and shower facilities. Large pull thru sites with full hookups. Lava rock in between sites, so not much grass around. Walking distance to downtown Williams. Across the street from the park is the Grand Canyon Hotel, a kids playground, the outdoor theatre that hosts a "gun fighter show" and the entrance to the... More

My wife and I stayed at the RV park for two (2) nights. Although it doesn't have a lot of trees and grass areas, it is well kept and very clean. The RV park is located across the street from the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, the Grand Canyon Railway Depot, and is very close to downtown Williams, AZ. It is... More

I'll second all good things said about this park. We loved the location, proximity to restaurants, downtown Williams, the train. No, it's not a nice shaded, grassy park. But it suited our needs perfectly!

If you're doing the clockwise route from Sf to Las Vegas and back to SF, this Rv park is absolutely brilliant, in Williams. It's location means that you don't have to haul all the way to Kingman all in one hit, and has the best facilities, including shuttle bus service to all the locations on the park. All tarmaced, so... More

We stayed in our RV for two nights, and wished it could have been longer. The reception was brilliant, the site was spotless. Next door to the wildwest show and Grand Canyon Train and a very short walk from the town. they have gas barbecues to use and a nice open gas fire with a lit undercover seated/picnic area and... More