GC was closed to overnights because a water main broke... This is a good alternate choice if you…read moreare mostly "self-contained"! Very close to GC and on the same road.

Drove through on the way to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. It's HUGE and beautiful land!!!…read moreMakes for a peaceful drive. So nice to see this beautiful natural forest. It's 1.6M acres and borders N and S rims of the Grand Canyon and elevation ranges from 5.5k to 10k feet. It's one of the largest contiguous ponderosa pine forests in the US. Camping is available and they do have a visitor center.

This is a cool small park that anyone can chill at. The park mostly talks about the history of…read moreWilliams, especially its founder Sherley "Old Bill" Williams. Definitely read up on the guy while browsing the historical marker and statue behind it. There are some memorials here, including a Vietnam War one. The park is not that big but it is the first and last thing you see when coming into Williams, depending on the direction you're coming from.

Almost funny that this is called a park. Literally, it is a median strip on route 66, nestled…read morebetween the one way east and west lanes. The "park" features a few trees, as well as some statues and memorials dedicated to veterans. There are a few parking spots on the north side of the park, and during the holidays, they string some Christmas lights in the trees. Come to think of it, it is actually kind of pretty at night. Not much to it, I suppose, but perhaps it is a nice place for locals and passersby to remember their loved ones who served our country. On a lighter note, and certainly not meaning any disrespect for the former sentiment, there is a pokemon go gym here... if you're still into that sort of thing. If you are looking for a place to let the kids run around, head North a little bit, to the softball field area closer to Highway 40. Probably safer, and definitely a lot more space for them to burn off some energy earned pent up in the hotel room watching bad basic cable.

Park is not dog friendly, and when I asked the staff where I could take my dog his response was…read more"the mountains"

Small park with playground and sports fields. I recommend using the bathroom here as it's free and…read moresuper clean. Mobil next door requires purchase to use theirs.

This place is not for you if you want to enjoy nature, quiet evenings, and appreciate safety…read more Friday night: loud bumping music (loud enough to over power your music), BRIGHT lights at multiple campsites (bright enough to reach your paid space). And holy moly people drive fast around here, there are children on scooters, others walking but no regard for them day or night. Be cautious if you're out there. Saturday night: the exact same experience plus a loud generator now. I'm giving a second star because if it weren't for the humans around us ruining this experience, our spot C38 was really well shaded and large.

So pretty. Nice place to go on a walk or with family. I would go back again. Nature is amazing.read more

Dogtown lake is off the beaten path in Lovely Williams, Az. You want a 4x4 or off-road capable…read morevehicle as there are some rough dips and bumps in the trek back to the lake. I had a few are we there yet moments....lol But once you reach it.... Magic!!! Simply magical and breathtaking views. Worth the drive!

Dogtown lake campground has been my families go to vacation destination for over 17 years. We have…read morecreated so many happy memories and started strong traditions for years to come. The bathrooms are kept clean even on those busy weekends. The camp sights are always ready to go. There is some great hiking trails and the fishing never disappoints.

Fun place for pictures to remember stopping on Route 66 in Williams, AZ! It was fun to look at the…read moretrain caboose and cars there on site as well as read about that stretch of Route 66. There is ample parking to get out and take some pictures!

For anyone passing through the area and/or for the Route 66 traveler, this is a great place to…read morestart (besides the Visitors Center) in Williams. There are several historical markers here that talk about the history of the town, as well as its association with the Mother Road. It is within walking distance of a lot of businesses but I recommend driving to the Visitors Center as well. Be sure to get a selfie next to the Route 66 sign.

This is a nice little town on Route 66 with a lot to offer, definitely a tourist trap but well…read moreworth stopping by and spending a day walking the streets and checking out all the sights as well a picking up some souvenirs. This town stays very active throughout the year and offers attractions like the Canyon coaster ride, Grand Canyon railway, Bearizona wildlife park, route 66 museum and much more.they have plenty of shops & restaurants as well.

Cute little town. On route 66. Cooler climate, forested, and known for a lot of outdoor activities…read morelike fishing and camping. Close to the Grand Canyon. We want to return to enjoy and explore it more.

Did a tour of the bottom of the canyon. The canyon itself was amazing. The wildflowers were in full…read morebloom. The temperature was great. The guide was on time. The stop on rt 66 was fun. However the guide was very hard to understand and his lack of knowledge about flaura and fauna was shocking given how much the trip cost. The pre recorded audio was ok, but a real guide would have customized the trip to the time of year and the specific flowers in bloom and perhaps identified scat and tracks or otherwise found ways to share some passion for the canyon. There was also a mixup regarding the hike so I didn't get to do the one thing I was looking forward to most. Overall I would not recommend.

We were very disappointed in this tour. My son had never seen the Grand Canyon, and I remember…read morebooking a tour that took us to the south rim overlook, and also down to the Colorado river water level, as well as a stop in an Indian reservation. I chose this only because it was the top result in the google search I made. Instead of the view of the grand canyon, we got to spend over seven hours in a smaller bus, with no air conditioning for much of the time captive inside on a very hot day. Much of the tour time was spent in construction traffic on the road, and on a very dusty bumpy dirt road. There was not much of a view where we were, and the water was very muddy and dirty, compared to other locations higher up the river in the canyon, which of course is out of the control of operators. This tour was twice the money as other options, but I felt we got much less than other tours. Other tour reviews rave about the great food, but in this case, we got a subway box meal. Our driver left for a section of the tour when we got to the river, causing us to be hassled by a local ranger, who wanted to know who was on the tour and to see our permit. I was not able to provide the permit for our tour bus, and he stayed by my child until we could find the driver who had the permit. We never went to the Grand Canyon Park, or the overlook, and this tour wasted our entire day on our limited vacation. Unfortunately, our efforts to get into the park the next day were thwarted by very heavy weather, and so we will have to actually see the grand canyon another time a few years from now. This tour went through the town of Seligman, an interesting and historical section of old Route 66, and the inspiration for the Disney movie "Cars", but did not even stop there. We saw other tour buses let people out for pictures and to walk around, but not this tour. Very disappointed. I cannot imagine who this tour is designed for, but I would not recommend it to anyone.