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

Very nice park with friendly staff great dog wash station, train goes right next to the park, lots…read moreto do in the area even found the best butcher shop. Cons don't drink the city water we both got sick, lots of noise from cars and train horns at all hours. Rates are very high The grocery store is doing great business on bottled water because of bad city water IMO

Railside RV Ranch (Williams, AZ) - June 13, 2023 We've…read morestayed at this RV park a few times before. It's about an hour south of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, about an hour or so north of Sedona, and less than an hour west of Flagstaff. So it is nicely placed to do excursions. Also, since it's virtually impossible to get a campsite at the Grand Canyon, this RV park works out pretty well for us. Aside from the convenience of accessing other areas, the town of Williams itself is very charming. We always find there's plenty to do. It's less than a five minute drive from the RV site to the center of town where they have plenty of restaurants and gift shops to check out, a nice wine shop, and a couple of breweries. The town of Williams is part of the Route 66 Highway, and the town has a 50s/60s vibe to it, almost like a scene out of American Graffiti. One of our favorite things to do when we're here is go to Cruiser's Route 66 Cafe where you can get a smoked brisket sandwich, burger, and the like, as well as drinks from a full bar, as you listen to live music from talented local musician John Carpino, as he sings and plays acoustic guitar, harmonica, and percussion doing a variety of classic rock, country, and audience favorites. One of the things we really love about this park is they have a dog washing station. They also have a laundry mat. There is a Spa area that we've used in the past, but it was out of service this time around. Not sure why. Maybe it was a casualty of COVID. There is a train track terminal in the town of Williams, so there are occasional trains that go by the park taking passengers up to the Grand Canyon. We've never done the train ride, but that sounds like something fun to do. The point is, you'll hear some train noise sometimes in the middle of the night. Still not enough to knock my review below 5 stars. The WIFI is OK. We were actually able to stream some of our shows, but oftentimes, we would loose the signal. Again, still not enough to knock my review below 5 stars.

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.

Great memories made here camping over labor day weekend. Some of our group are in rvs, some in…read morecabins, and we were in a glamping tent. The rv sites are really packed in together, and the tent sites are in rocks, no shade and also packed in. Our glamping tent was wonderful. We called it our Harry Potter tent. It was nice to have linens already together, a mini fridge, storage, lighting, and chairs. It was a great setup. The cabins are also nice especially the larger ones with bathrooms. The shared bathrooms were clean. The single shower bathroom combos were nice for privacy. The activity director had fun and kept everyone involved in a putting challenge, flashlight hunt, bingo, and cornhole. The cafe and store are also very nice. We already booked again for our group to be back next year.

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.

The campground is beautiful. Everything is well kept. The bathrooms are clean. Close to everything…read morein town you want to see. But, the trains are long and loud all night.

Nice level spot. Full hook up. Yes, the trains are close by. Yes, they are loud. Yes, they run…read moreall hours. We e

We absolutely adored this place! Such a great concept! My friend had told me about this place years…read moreago and I'm so happy my girls and I were able to experience this place! Admission is $30/adult. I bought my tickets online and taxes and fees were about $15. So completely worth it. We opted to drive thru once, then parked to use their restrooms which were clean and well stocked. Then we drove through one more time before they closed that section--last car through at 4pm and the park closes at 5:30pm. The second time we went through, they had just fed all the animals so they were super active! They'll come right up to your car, which can feel a little intimidating. That's the closest I ever want to be to a bear or a wolf! They have the animal areas themed and everything is so cute! The walk through exhibits are great as well. Amazing gift shop. So cool to watch the grizzlies as well. If you're ever in Williams, AZ, I cannot recommend checking this place out more! You will not regret it!

Want to see a bison, wolf or bear up close and personal? Come to Bearizona!…read more This is part drive through park/zoo and part walk about zoo. You stay in your car to pay your admission, and you are then let through an entrance gate type thing. You drive past mountain goats/Dall sheep, deer, donkeys, and other not-so-scary animals. As you make your way through the park, you pass through multiple cordoned off areas, each with different animals: multiple bear species, wolves, and bison, to name a few. When in THESE particular areas, you are required to have all your windows up and your sun/moon roof closed for your safety. It's normally bumper to bumper, so you get to be in this part of the park a fairly decent amount of time. At one point, you drive out into a prairie area where the bison are, and you can stay out there longer, as even though there is a "road" you stay on, others can drive around you if they want to get a move on. After seeing all of these big animals, you pass through another gate and into a parking lot. You can either leave the premises, or park and go into the walking zoo. In this portion are smaller animals like eagles, otters, turkey, badgers....mostly North American wildlife. However, there is an area with jaguars in it. There a few small places to get a souvenir or a soda, and then there is the very VERY large gift shop. The gift shop has a large restaurant in it (we didn't go in), and a few small rooms that act like a museum of sorts. Also throughout, in various sneaky areas are large cages/tanks with animals in them like snakes. The gift shop carries just about anything you can imagine from the typical logo shirts to animal themed toys and post cards. But then, it carries other things like hand made pottery mugs and pocket knives. Overall, this was a neat place to visit. You can tell the animals are well cared for, and all enclosures are clean and mimic the animals' natural habitats quite nicely. Each one has a nice amount of space and places for the animals to escape the view of guests when they want to. Bearizona is located almost exactly across from AZ-64 North, the main road to Grand Canyon National Park, just a short drive from Flagstaff. 14/2026

We stayed in the cabins ! We rented both A & B of the same cabin, so we opened the conjoined door…read moreto make it one big place. A is much bigger, with a loft - total of 3 beds. B is just like A but no stairs and no loft - 1 bed only. Tons of windows, natural light. A faced the RV park, B faced the woods. Lots of parking. No fire pits allowed but they have a common fire put in the park you can use. Quiet time is at 10pm. Rooms were clean! Small fridge, coffee maker & microwave. No freezer. Would absolutely come back! Staff is incredible.

Absolutely appalled by what we encountered. We booked caboose number 2 for a family of 3. Upon…read morearriving we noticed on the exterior there are multiple extension cords underneath connecting to a power strip which seemed like a severe safety hazard. As we entered there was a LOT of wear and tear visible, completely filthy air filter. Shower was degrading, toilet paper holder had been ripped off the wall and half way patched. One of the bunk beds had a stain/spill down the side and you could see the accumulation of dirt/debris. The ac read 86 and was blinking red. The whole place felt dirty and uncomfortable and gave us the impression we wouldn't be sleeping without a few crawling friends. Within 5 minutes of checking in we went to the front desk and they were adamant about their no refund policy and stated "what did you expect from a train car" well for $198 for one night I guess we expected more than they were willing to provide. I could not recommend this less. Their minimal pictures do NOT show you what you are signing up for.

Great little camp ground and very super nice people. Familiar friendly neighborhood with a great…read morebunch of people!! If ever traveling through be sure to stay the night

Cute clean little Cabin but not worth $243.00 for one night. The office was already closed at 6:30…read morepm when we arrived but keys were left for us. There were no remotes for the TV's so no television available. The fan on the hvac unit for the kitchen/dining area was not working and area was cold. The kitchen sink disposal was not working and sink and dishwasher were backing Up. Very poor WiFi connection. Disappointed for price paid.

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.

4.5 stars. I stayed here for one night with my 8 yo son in August for our bi-annual camping trip…read more The only other glamping I've done and can compare to was when we went two years ago to Ventana. They are similar but have some differences that may make one better over the other for some folks. Pros: - close to GC - spacious tent with most everything you could possibly need (bathroom, lamps, chargers, etc) - awesome cafe with actually good-quality casual food Cons: - really bad wifi (which probably is the point as you're supposed to be one with nature and not be on your phone but I struggled with trying to respond to work emails that were urgent) - at one point, the roads get really bad as they are unpaved and full of stones/gravel Overall, a really good vacation though, and I can't wait to try out their other locations!

I was disappointed with the property. Images on the website show mountain views but there are none…read morefrom the property and tent. You have to walk up to their "Zen Garden" (no plants, just chairs and a hammock on a dirt road) to see mountains beyond the back of industry. I can see the appeal of this place if you have children, but we were there to celebrate my husband's 60th birthday and found the main tent too crowded. Also, I don't like spending over $500 a night and having to walk a block to get my morning coffee. The food and the service was very good. But it is overpriced for the experience.