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3.1 (66 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Picture of our rigs and the red pumas rock camp ground.
Tony A.

AWARENESS: There are several RV parks located either in Williams, AZ or not too far from it. Unfortunately, because our group of campers totaled five rigs and reservations were made not far enough out, we ended up staying here for about three nights. NARRATIVE: After pulling the trailers from Tuscan all day, we arrived at the Canyon Gateway RV Park a bit after 6 PM. Check in was a breeze and the cost of the park is reasonable, given what amenities or the lack of they offer. The park itself is shared between visitor campers and resident campers. Meaning, the majority of sites are for visitors but they do have designated sites for people who actually stay full time. The park is close to downtown Williams, with its main street being part of historic Route 66 (review of Williams in the near future) and lots of cool shopping. Canyon Gateway is also very close to Bearizona and about an hours drive to the Grand Canyon. SCENE: The Canyon Gateway RV Park is right off the I-40's North Gand Canyon Blvd. exit. The same road will take you to the Gand Canyon itself. The park easy to find and can accommodate trucks pulling a 5th wheels. Unfortunately, being close to amenities, attractions and shopping are all the "goods" about the park. The "bad'" are: - Little, red pumas rocks cover the entire parks parking area and get into ever crevasse and crack imaginable. - The utility services for hook ups are so far behind the rig, especially for sewer waist, I had to find a hardware store and purchase an extension hose to reach it. - A Lowes Truck Stop sits directly across the street from the park and the trucks and drivers getting fuel, food or just rest keep the trucks on day and night. Don't bother trying to sleep with your windows open because, IT AIN'T HAPPENING. - Told by employee checking us in, our fire pits with arresters were okay to use. Telephone call the next day by an anonymous employee said the okaying employee was new and wrong and fire pits were not allowed. This conversation terminated when the anonymous employee hung up the phone before allowing any further conversation. Sad... RECOMMENDATION(S): I was not impressed. When I return to the area, I'll find another park to stay at or, I'll dry camp. It WAS that bad.

Nice RV but refuses refund.
Tracey G.

Booked here because the description on Booking.Com said they were "pet friendly". After I checked in, I learned they had a "no cats" policy. I checked out the next morning by 10am requesting a refund. I was told by the front desk they have a no refunds policy. Requested manager call me and left number, no call. All attempts to contact property about refund have been ignored. This property is $$$ and they misrepresented their pet policy. Zero stars. Would not recommend ever. Edit: property was contacted by Booking.com and they refused to give me a refund. I have contacted the property and they will not return calls or respond to messages.

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Mylan D.

Very clean and pretty spacious! It helps that it's also dog friendly and there's a small off leash park in the corner of the campground. Bowls, treats, and doggy bags are provided when you check in. The RV is conveniently located right by gas stations and few fast food spots. There's a Safeway if you want to grill your own food! Propane grill, lounge chairs, and picnic tables are right outside the RV. Inside, it's like a little hotel with all the amenities and more. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, kitchen utensils, air conditioner and WiFi! The WiFi is a little slow, so be patient if you're trying to connect. This place is about 3 hours from the west rim (skywalk) and about an hour drive to south rim and an hour to Sedona. Great place for glamping if that's what you choose to do for your Grand Canyon road trip!

Dirty pots and pans.
Angie W.

Well it kills me to leave two star. My sister and I have stayed here 4 times now in the last 4 yrs. Overall with our dogs in the past it was about a 3 1/2 -4 Star. This time it is just myself , sister and my granddaughter. The problem with some broken utensils and slightly dirty pots and pans has not changed. ( I just bring my own) The big issues this time are the smells from the septic! It is very overwhelming and bad. Even between the units the smell is bad. And I can't leave the windows open because of the heat. The front office lady rolled her eyes, When I went back for more spray. They just said to run the water for a minute in the toilet. ( two front office ladies also argued about assigning some other folks in the wrong unit in front of us. The older lady scolded another women on there dated marker pen boards on unit being used. ‍ Overall in the past it was fine to overlook stuff ( it's camping in an RV) we actually have stayed in numerous cabins and RV's in the area so I have a lot of comparisons. The carpet needs to be cleaned in bedrooms , my granddaughter spilled some water and wow what a difference even water makes, after I cleaned it up. The couch in the main room has lost all its fluff, sitting down is not fun, we got the pillows from the bedrooms and sat on them. Anyways Williams and flagstaff have several campgrounds that we will using in the future.

Hair in the bed

Glamping is the wrong term. Overpriced rooms that have seen better days, not cleaned adequately (stained bedding and couch) and located directly on a busy road. The pictures on the website that give you the impression that the site is located in the forest are misleading. The worst thing is the ignorance in the event of a complaint; probably part of the company philosophy!

Wonderful lodging if you're headed to the Grand Canyon.
Mollee C.

This RV Park has spaces for rent, but they also have a few lux RVs that you can rent like a AirBNB. They certainly did a great job on those. We were in town mainly for the Polar Express and our unit was clean and had everything we needed for three nights with our two little kids (1.5 and 3 years old). We stayed in a unit that had a loft, and the kids loved it up there. The staff was very accommodating and sent us an email each day to see if we needed anything. There's a Safeway market in town for grocery store and firewood needs, and we had a full kitchen so we ate a few meals at the RV to save money and make things easy. We also were able to make lunches to take to the Grand Canyon on Wednesday and Bearizona on Thursday, so that was fun for the kids to eat lunch at those places and easy for us as parents, too. I think you should note that the park is across from a truck fuel stop, so there's a significant amount of traffic, HOWEVER when we drove down Rte 66 and saw the motels/hotels available and all the loud traffic and roaring motorcycles in town, we were very happy with this "Glamping experience." In comparison, we got more space than a hotel/motel room (inside and outside), nice owners and staff, a great location in proximity to the train station and the classic little town of Williams, and the truck stop never woke us up or made enough noise to really bother us. My husband and I burned fires in the fire pit each night outside the RV and sat near the fire, talking quietly after we put the kids down, and you can't do that at a motel. If you have little kids like we do, there's a fun playground right in the middle of town on 66, if you have some time and want to wear them out. We also would do Bearizona again. The wolves and buffalo, and the raptor show alone are worth the entry fee. And of course the Polar Ex was the kid's favorite and made the trip unforgettable for them.

Alina P.

Good location in Williams 1 h away from Grand Canyon. The facility was clean overall and the outside looks great with grill, picnic table, fire pit and chair. Pet friendly for $20.00 per night. My 9 year old loved his experience playing inside and outside. It was little cold but overall a great day. The staff is responsive and friendly. We initially got an Rv that was not properly cleaned but they moved us to another unit and that was ok. We came in Nov but we might be back in summer.

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Grand Canyon Railway RV Park

Grand Canyon Railway RV Park

4.0(122 reviews)
1.0 mi

We had a wonderful stay and the round trip train ride to the Grand Canyon is so worth it!…read more Finding the Rv park was a bit challenging, need better signage! The gift shop is great and the staff are very sweet. The Rv park is within walking distance to the cute town and shops and restaurants and bars. Didn't like we couldn't use our propane fire pit in our spot. Only can use the communal fire area. The train is close and you hear it and the horn blows! Last one is about 10 at night! Now the "Wild West show" is a bit ridiculous but I guess you need to know who they are for later on the train. I do have a concern about the bleachers, they were icy and slick and wet. Couldn't someone sweep off the ice and use a towel to wipe off a bit of the water on the bleachers? There are elderly people and kids slipping all over. We were in a luxury car with Carol tending bar. She was great very nice and knowledgeable. The entertainers on the train were fun and talented.

We stayed here for two nights and used the dog boarding for the day that we took the train into the…read moreGrand Canyon. The RV spots are just a parking lot, too close to really even use an awning and sit outside. It's a very quiet park with decent restrooms/showers. Could be cleaner. There is no grass within walking distance for a dog, Do NOT use the dog boarding. Upon arriving to pick up my dog, he had no access to the outdoors and his water bowl was completely empty. She said that she had just cleaned and shut his outside access "10 minutes ago". We were several hours early to pick him up, so what if we had waited?! I wish I could review this separately, but don't see it listed on here, so at least I can try and let others know on here.

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Grand Canyon Railway RV Park - Laundry

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Grand Canyon Railway RV Park - View from one of the back in sites. Train goes by every so often

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View from one of the back in sites. Train goes by every so often

Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA - Main cabin room

Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA

3.5(200 reviews)
4.3 mi

Stayed here twice. Most recent stay we found ourselves with a need to change campsites. The staff…read moremember in the office handled the request very well and it was clear that they just wanted us to be happy and comfortable. Plenty of staff on duty during the day. Restrooms and showers were clean. No issues with RV site power. As with many KOAs, this location was off the highway so there is some vehicle noise depending on how close one's campsite is to the highway. Overall, we would stay again if visiting the area.

I rate this a 3 star…read more Likes I like the activities for kids such as playgrounds, enclose swimming pool, jumpy pad, I love the spots that you can pull right through with your camper Bathrooms where clean Staff was around Dislikes I didn't like they advertised in the sign waiver that the go karts where apart of the camping fee but later find out 5mins is $20 for two riders. I didn't like that some kids were kinda not parenting their kids. Examples you got (4) 14 years old hogging the pool playing volley ball and I watched their parents saying ok well you come back when your done. They been there for at least 2 hours. It made me nervous because I am pregnant and trying to watch my family in the pool but didn't want to get striked with a ball which they where in the small zone so little kids couldn't swim because it was 50sq ft little area. Sometimes the ball hit the wall near me it was kinda scary. Special Activities for campers to me felt very like rigged competitions. There chili cook off seem like fun but however took a twisted turn. The turn of events last min was they where charging for every one to try the chilis which means they where making money off your own food. As a competitor you could even taste your own food and vote which I thought was odd.Then it gets really suspicious because let's say your a family of 10 well it's not competition if your family votes for you and your friends. I was looking to a fair competition for it to be like 3 to 5 judges and it being legit a contest where no one knows anyone. But tasting all the chilis they were very all different but I still felt mine still stood out and told myself it's a hands down piece of cake. Then the winner got called it was a 8 year old little girl which weirdly they where surrounding her already like they knew it was her and with a huge family behind her like come on now seriously. One, isnt there a 18 or older not being a poor sport. It obviously wasn't a taste completion it was a popularity contest which if that's the case and I would have known this I would have not entered. Two I heard some people that worked there or workers knew people who cooked their chili's. Thirdly why supply free food for the KOA to make $5 a plate off you and also disappointed there wasn't any left! It's like I didn't even get a bowl of my own food what a waste. Its like they didn't even name 2nd or 3 rd they could of easily given a $20 gift card or even a free night stay come on you make money off us this is what we all get. This pisses me off enough not want to come back. This was a pretty pricey little spot $254 for two night total with tax but they do got their amenities I guess still pricey though. I think next time we go to Yogi in Zion just because there amenities where better & it was cheaper. You do it once that's kinda how I felt

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Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA
Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA
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Raptor Ranch - Wednesday, 4/1/2026 - Raptor Ranch in Williams, AZ.

Raptor Ranch

4.0(76 reviews)
27.1 mi

Way out in the middle of Northern Arizona, there's enough space to try out some wacky ideas you…read morecouldn't do anywhere else. After the legendary Flintstone village replica had yet another near-extinction event, the current owners maintained the relics while adding a small zoo. If you're exploring the area, you HAVE to drop by. There's nothing else like it. You can enter by paying for admission at the register of the convenience store. If you paid a little extra for the pouches of animal feed, the group of goats outside will be happy to see you. There are a few alpacas, too! On the opposite end are some giant bird cages filled with falcons and other raptors. Of course, the star of the show lies in the old buildings modeled after Fred Flintstone's neighborhood. His home, the jail, and the salon--every building here is its own little exhibit. You can explore and take plenty of photos; the architecture is something to be appreciated. This is simply something every Arizonan should see at least once.

*Free attraction for all active duty military and their families!*…read more Arrived at 5-5:30 on a Thursday and the place had maybe 1 or 2 other families. You walk inside and there's a gift shop with a food stand in the back. They have some fresh produce-- apples, oranges, bananas, and I saw you could ask for tomatoes, peppers, and some other stuff. The coolers were filled with bottled drinks and beer. There were tables to sit at and a small counter to order food. We ordered our dinner -- they mostly had wings, burgers, a couple sides, and ice cream. My husband got buffalo wings (10), mozzarella sticks (10), and the five piece chicken tenders for the kids, plus 2 Gatorades and it was $52. I wasn't super hungry and figured I would pick at whatever was left. My husband said the wings were good! I tasted the sauce and it was flavorful but not overly hot. I did end up eating some of the kids' tenders and they were probably some of the better ones we've had in the area. You can definitely eat outside, so ask for your orders to go! I think the price for adults to enter the park is $10, slightly lower for kids, and, I believe, kids under 3 were free. Like it said though, active duty military and their families get in free. Either way, I would have paid for the experience if we had to. If you even remotely like dinosaurs or the Flinstones, you'll love it here. The park is very nostalgic, see my attached pictures! Lots of photo opportunities for the whole family, a slide, swings, and peddle karts that you can "race" on a track through the volcano. They also have animals-- sheep, goats, an alpaca, various kinds of birds. The animal exhibits made me a little sad, especially the birds. There was animal feed for the goats, sheep, and alpaca and it looked like there was a little stage and seating for shows. We stayed until they closed at 8! I bought my son a shirt and myself a hoodie. If we were in the area again when the kids were older, I'd definitely take them back. It was fun for wll ages!

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Raptor Ranch - Welcome sign

Welcome sign

Raptor Ranch - Wednesday, 4/1/2026 - Raptor Ranch in Williams, AZ.

Wednesday, 4/1/2026 - Raptor Ranch in Williams, AZ.

Raptor Ranch - Yabba-Dabba-Do

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Grand Canyon KOA - The shower floor didn't look like it had been cleaned in months!

Grand Canyon KOA

3.4(97 reviews)
4.9 mi

We came here over the summer for a family trip and decided that we liked it so much we came back…read morefor a relaxing getaway. The staff is amazingly friendly and helpful. The campgrounds are clean. We rented a small rustic cabin both times. It was clean when we arrived and I love that it has a full size bed and bunk bed. I also appreciate that they provide a small fan and space heater in the cabins. I honestly didn't mind having to walk to the bathroom/shower. Felt like summer camp. lol. And they were always clean. They have a cute little dog park, pool/hot tub and playgrounds too. I think the only drawback is that it is right off the road so there is constant car sounds. But the plus is that it is right next to a Chevron. Overall, I think the rates, friendly service, and cleanliness of this place make it a five-star stay in my book.

I really wanted to like this place, but overall, it was disappointing and not worth the price…read more There were a few positives. The location was quiet, some of the staff were nice, and the showers were better than expected. Unfortunately, that was not enough to make up for the rest of the experience. The cabins were extremely hot, and the lack of air conditioning made it very uncomfortable. Fans helped a little, but not enough to make the stay relaxing. For the price, I expected the accommodations to be much more comfortable and better maintained. The campground itself also felt boring, especially for families with children. There was not much to do, the on-site store was overpriced, and some of the basic amenities were disappointing. The Wi-Fi was weak and unreliable, the sites felt too close together, and the nearby highway noise took away from the outdoor camping feel. Cleanliness and management also seemed to be an issue. Bathrooms and facilities should be checked and cleaned regularly, especially with the number of employees around. Instead, it felt like things were being overlooked. For a KOA, I expected better organization, better communication, and better attention to guests. The staff who were friendly deserve credit, but management needs serious improvement. At this price point, guests should not be uncomfortable, bored, dealing with poor maintenance, or feeling like basic issues are being ignored. Overall, there are a few good things here, but not enough for me to recommend it or want to stay again.

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Grand Canyon KOA - At the campsite having fun

At the campsite having fun

Grand Canyon KOA - Very clean pool

Very clean pool

Grand Canyon KOA - Dirty toilet and floor

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Dirty toilet and floor

Grand Canyon RV Glamping

Grand Canyon RV Glamping

2.5(15 reviews)
0.1 mi

Short but beautiful stay . RV was clean , roomy & every thing was functional. We really enjoyed our…read morestay . The two front ladies was so sweet & kind! Grand Canyon was an hour away & we spent a few hours there & came back to grill our dinner & had s'more's. Dog friendly which is a major plus with a 20$ charge fee a night . Compared to other place it would cost more. They also had a shower/bathroom connect to the main office area that we was happy to use since we had a family of five. Would definitely recommend & will definitely come back for a longer visit. Thank you Jamie & the other lady (I didn't catch her name ) sorry lol ! You guys made a big difference in our hospitality there. I still giggle back on our conversation we had . Thanks again for a beautiful weekend get away (GLAMPING!) & for the 3rd lady , she was rude at the mouth but I didn't pay no mind to her . She didn't need to be in our conversation anyways .

"Glamping" without the hospitality is just camping with attitude…read more The biggest miss here was the service. First interaction set the tone right away. Two Caucasian female employees sitting in the office on their phones, no greeting, no eye contact, nothing. When we stepped in to check in, we were met with a blunt "check-in is at 4, come back." I get it, policies are policies. But there's a way to say it without making guests feel like they're inconveniencing you. Came back later after killing time with the family. Same energy. My wife went in this time to keep things smooth, and somehow it got worse. One of the same staff member pointed out there was a customer... then got up and walked away to the restroom. (And yes, same person. The restroom is outside the office, and I literally saw her walk in from my car). That pretty much sums up the service here. Only reason this isn't a 1-star is the one male employee who actually helped us like a normal human being. The RV itself? Decent at best. Noticeable wear and tear, but usable. BBQ grill and small fire pit were nice touches. Windy nights though, and the RV shakes like it's fighting for its life, so don't expect great sleep. Overall, the stay itself was enjoyable because of the family time, not because of the service. Fix the attitude at the front desk, and this place could easily be a much better experience.

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Grand Canyon RV Glamping - Aging and not repaired cabinets in rv

Aging and not repaired cabinets in rv

Grand Canyon RV Glamping
Grand Canyon RV Glamping - Fridge did not cool. reportedit to maintenace, who said he had a hurt back and could not replace it. I had to keep our items in a cooler

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Fridge did not cool. reportedit to maintenace, who said he had a hurt back and could not replace it. I had to keep our items in a cooler

Verde Ranch RV Resort - Storybook wagons & safari tents
 with private bath and A/C.

Verde Ranch RV Resort

4.2(75 reviews)
50.0 mi

I stayed here with my family at one of the glamping cabins, this was our first time in one of these…read moreand they were absolutely beautiful! So freaking cool they have full amenities as well! Full kitchen, with fridge and freezer, stove, and stove top to cook. They even have cups, plates and they give you dish soap and a sponge to clean the dishes and a drying rack. They also had wifi, tv, and everything you need!! They have a cute loft on top for the kiddos and my son absolutely loved it! They have a a dog potty area, tennis/pickle ball court, playground, pool, hot tub, splash pad area (it was not on when we were there) fire pit, an arcade area, shuffle board, pool table, and a reading area. Definitely was a great fun stay! I love that they are pet friendly as well! They also have good eatery nearby as well!

Arrived at the resort, checked in and given directions to our site. We stayed in a wagon…read more The concept was great but the wagon needs some repairs badly. The bunk beds squeak and the ladder rattles whenever a person is on them. One turnover at night and everyone wakes up to the rattles. The door is cracked and see thru light. Most of the 8 wagons doors are cracked. The people right next door were long term there. I have been to many RV resorts and not one had full time people living there. Met some residents there that have been living there over 2 years. A group of kids (teenager and preteens) arrived in the bathrooms for showers and took 3/4 and the floors were flooded after. Drains working but the kids were wild and noisy while in shower. No reason floors flooded by toilets and sink. I was doing laundry. Dogs taken into laundry room with sign that says no dogs allowed except service dogs. These dogs were not trained service dogs. The day before checkout, The next door neighbors were dropping F bombs every few words and the adults seem to be arguing with 2 young children, 1 an infant, were crying while adults yelling. The pool water was cloudy and the tile on the pool was filthy. The splash pad was so calcified and other minerals that the yellow, red colors were white looking. Looks like maintenance is lacking there a lot. Campers don't follow rules and no one is there to enforce. We left a day early because of the language going on and neighbors. Upon check out reported this to the person at checkout. She stated they have had some issues with the people, yet they are still there. Could be a great place, but needs cleaned up and campers need to be removed if can't follow rules. That comes from management. I would not go back.

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Verde Ranch RV Resort - Ll Wagons are made of wood with canvas tops and come furnished with a King bed and one bunk bed; can sleep up to 4 total.

Ll Wagons are made of wood with canvas tops and come furnished with a King bed and one bunk bed; can sleep up to 4 total.

Verde Ranch RV Resort - Storybook wagons & safari tents
 with private bath and A/C.

Storybook wagons & safari tents with private bath and A/C.

Verde Ranch RV Resort - 1 bedroom cabin

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