We stayed four nights at Passport America rate. We were guided to the level site. The sites are fairly large but are back to back. In a fifth wheel they rent the front site so it is a pull through and then rent the rear site to a smaller rig. The campground is gravel and small rock. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Actually, this campground is basically a parking lot, no more. It is a few acres, off exit 163, that has been cleared and completely covered with crushed lava rock, interspersed with a few small trees with electric, water and sewer hookups. No amenities period, you’re here, you park, if you haven’t brought it with you, you’re not going to find it here. There is NO GREEN HERE! It is mostly inhabited with ‘permanents’, in very old units, that have been here for awhile. The operators are quite nice, and try to be accommodating within their limits, bathrooms are clean. WiFi is NOT. Very, very spotty, if it’s there at all, most times it didn’t even work at the office, where the antenna was, let alone at our site, which was at the far end of the parking lot, AND IT’S VERY, VERY SLOW. This is a Passport camp and maybe that explains everything, you get what you pay for. We would not stay here again. Actually the KOA at exit 167 where we stayed 5 years ago is MUCH better, and we hate KOAs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location for trip to Grand Canyon. Hosts were friendly and gracious and well informed about the area. Passport America fee and worth every penny! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park, very friendly staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very friendly manager; took you to your site. Gave us lots of info on area activities. Campground clean, big sites, good water, electric and sewer hookups. Very close to Historic Williams, and just an hour away from the Grand Canyon. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Passport America for 4 nights. Great location to the Grand Canyon and Williams! An hour's drive to the canyon. Staff is very friendly. Overlarge level, pull-through sites. Parked on rocks, no grass, no amenities but perfectly fine for what we need. We would stop by here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We paid the Passport America rate, and this campground was not worth anything more. No Pool, no shade, no book exchange. TV service at our site did not work, had to plug into adjoining site. TV was 9 channels, only 4 worked, could not get all the networks; TV cut in and out. They offered 20 cents/gallon discount at a gas station they own…but the discounted price was still 15 cents more than gas in town. I felt very ripped off. Would never stay there again We camped here in a Motorhome.

Paid Passport rate. We did not have any problem with mgmt here. In fact we showed up at 11:00 am as we only had a 70 mile drive from prior stop, there was no problem with the early check in, they just checked to make sure that the site was empty. Ongoing improvements being made. We would stay here again. One note on gas prices, Williams stations were 50 - 60 cents higher than Flagstaff, even the stations on 64 heading up into the Canyon were not that high. Fill up before getting here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The people running this park are very cranky and unfriendly. We were placed in probably the least desirable site when the park was half empty. The site was right next to the workers unit and they smoked incessantly which meant we had to keep our windows closed. The workers played loud music in their unit and their sewer hookups leaked. Next time we will stay in one of the other parks in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park suited our needs. Close to I-10 and the Grand Canyon. Gave discount for Police & Firefighters. Would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a great park. We found nothing to complain about. The rate shown is the standard rate, we got a discount rate for combining with the train ride. The WiFi is free and work reasonably well. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our rate included a discount for military. Very nice people on the staff that want to please, but they really cram a lots of rv's in small area even back to back or front to back. Sites are all rock would not be a good place for pets. Works great as a place to park while you are off during the day sight seeing with the Canyon about 60 miles away. Picked up Marvelous Marv's Canyon tour which would recommend to everyone and they pick you up at the campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good overnight place or base for the train to Grand Canyon. We enjoyed the town. Prices are reasonable for a town on old 66. Most desert campgrounds are either dust or stone, not a destination park but doesn't pretend to be. Good value for the Passport America price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Was not impressed with this facility. Very tight spaces with rigs parked two deep - very little room to park and we found the staff abrupt and unfriendly. All gravel and rock. We would not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We spent 2 nights here.The best thing we could say about this campground is that it has good access to the hwy. Well ok the sites were level and clean too.And you are only just a little over an hour form the South Entrance of the Grand Canyon. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice home base for the Grand Canyon area. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The park itself was fairly new and had large red rocks as ground cover. It was a little hard to walk on these rocks. The sites were tight but large enough for big rigs without awnings. Each site had its own hookups except we had no cable. At the front the motorhomes were two to a site. The washrooms were clean and large but you had to walk on the red rocks a fair distance to get to them. The park is a Passport America participant and we would stay at this park again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I can only give this park a 5 rating because of how they line up the rigs, end to end. The front row would be okay, but we were in the second row and our front window was three feet away from the motorhome in front of us and we were looking at the back of their rig. Not much of a view. I've never seen a situation like that in my two and a half years of fulltiming. We have been back and forth across country twice taking a different route from California to Maine. I just don't understand their thinking. That was the first time we have been put in a line like that. I felt we were in a dealership parking lot! We used RUSA for half off price and paid extra for 50 amps. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is very close to town. Park is full of red rocks and hard to walk on. Two RV units in each row, one in front and one in rear. If one in front stays you will need to back out to get out of site. Hard to park due to number of trees in wrong place. Staff was nice at check in. Rates were on Passport. Some road road noise off I-40. No playground equipment for the kids. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good place and close to the Grand Canyon.Owners are nice. Campground is new. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New park ok for stop over.This park is a Passport America.Big red rocks really hard to walk on.The staff was real friendly and helpful We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Gravel (big red gravel) sites. Very nice shower facilities. Not a destination park but a good place to take day trips from We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stopped in Oct of 2002 very cold and windy not the parks fault. Friendly staff. Great place to stay for train to Grand Canyon. Passport America Park. Narrow roads. Lucky to get pull thru but the next rig would have to pull behind us. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Used location as overnighter. Very busy & recommended reservation in October-busiest month. Sites are gravel and you park one coach in front & one in rear. Difficult to manuever as roads are narrow. Hosts are friendly & helpful. Sits high on a hill and therefor you don't hear noise from I-40. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park to see the Grand Canyon and Williams from. Park was O.K. for couple days or a stop over. The town of Williams is very good (last route 66 in USA). Low road noise from I-40. Nice view to the East. We camped here in a camper.

Easy access on and off I-40. Reasonable rate with Passport America discount. Employees were very friendly and helpful. Hook-ups were not located for easy access. We were unable to get a pull-thru and had difficulty parking. Gravel was messy and hard to walk on. Bathrooms and showers were very clean and well maintained. We camped here in a camper.

Level pull thrus handled 40' 5th easily. North of I-40; New park; very friendly; some sites with phones; Good location to head north to Grand Canyon and south to Sendona area We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

What a pleasant little park! The people were quite friendly and there is access to National Forest land right next to the park. Some sites had nice views with shade whereas others lacked shade. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I love this little park. I spent a week here and over the weekend had 30 friends arrive who stayed in the motel section (plus 2 other RVs). Great for small group gatherings like that. BBQ area, inside pool, gorgeous gas firepit for the evening gathering. There is a wide variety of sites from very wide back-ins, to nice pull-throughs, to deluxe wide pull-throughs. The staff is wonderful. I was able to receive mail and packages while here (always a plus for a full-timer). There is MUCH to see in the area. The little town of Williams is a kick (yeah, on Route 66). I plan to come back. The only reason I rated it a 9 instead of a 10 is the lack of restrooms, showers & laundry -- and they are working on those. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a gravel park. The sites are wide and 65 ft long. No problem for our motorhome and toad. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Seems like a safe place at night. Most stay here a night or two to visit the Grand Canyon. The price of the space is high for no amenities. We would stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park looked to be well maintained. There is still no bathhouse but not a concern for me. It was very cold which made unhooking water lines nightly a necessity. My site was level with lots of room at a row end. But there were never more than 3 campers while I was here (9 days)and the office kept assigning spots where the few campers here were right next to each other and the whole rest of the park was empty! It is nice to have a little more breathing space in the off seasons than that. WiFi worked great. Pool was shut down for season. Overall, nice park We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our site was missing the picnic table, but due to rain, we didn't spend much time outside. Other than that, it was fine. The caboose suites are interesting - looking to return to stay in one of them. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park has potential, but is a long way from complete. Need more picnic tables and really need to level their sites. Owners seemed to be friendly, but they were busy so didn't get to talk with them much. Nice setting, needs work. We might stay here again, but would really like to pick our site before paying for one. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great place to stay, and catch the train to the Grand Canyon. Looks brand new, trees are small and everything is "new." Has a clean and secure laundry and shower area. Wow, and they even give you soap and shampoo in the showers. A common area has a fire pit, along with 4 gas BBQ grills to use. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very cute park that we really enjoyed staying at. They have a great heated indoor pool that our whole family enjoyed. A very nice playground for the kids. The entire area surrounding the park is rich with pine tree views. The park is very close to the forest to walk the dogs. Bathrooms/showers weren't open yet when we were there. The owners were very friendly and we would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was the first campground we stayed at after buying our first travel trailer. This is my families favorite spot. Clean sites, extemely friendly staff. After calling for a reservation we were informed that there were no bathrooms and showers, but owning a self-contained travel trailer we don't need these services. If a quiet and relaxing camping experience is what you desire, then this is the place! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This wasn't a very nice park. Came in for 1 night and would not suggest this to anyone. The pool was in a run down shed and there was no real showers available. The hosts were not very nice either. We had planned on staying more then 1 night, but it was not worth it. We went down the road a couple of blocks to another park and it was fantastic. Would definitely not suggest this park to anyone. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

New park. Some sites nice and level and then some are so steep you can't put your chairs beside the RV. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Gem in progress. The Owners are just great people. They are making improvements on a daily bases. We stayed in our 40ft 5th wheel RV for a few days. I was able to give them some suggestions. The Owners are working hard in making many additional amenities. They were very upfront that the showers and bath house was under construction. If those amenities were needed they referred you to another local Campground. We enjoyed the town of Williams. Also the Grande Canyon visit. Williams, AZ. does have a local train that goes to the Grande Canyon. So if you do not like trains, this maybe an issue. We would go back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice RV Park. Sites are pretty level and some have shade trees. Would have rated a "10" if the restrooms and showers were installed. They may be added later. We would definitely camp here again. Camped here for a week. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is NOT the Railside RV Park which is down the road 300 yards. It's easy to inadvertently turn in here first. Even though this park is still being developed (dusty and the owner was grading new sites while we were there), the owners are nice and have the best of intentions for developing the park. The utility infrastructure is brand new and the WiFi is powerful and working most of the time. If the owners make the right decisions over the next few years, this might be a nice park. They need to work on site leveling a bit more and landscaping is apparently on the agenda in the next few weeks. Overall, certainly better than the Railside RV Park which denies they have seasonals and permanents notwithstanding the plywood skirting around many units. We chose this place over the Railside RV Park which is looking rather run-down. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here in our Motorhome the night before a Grand canyon visit. Park was clean and fairly quite although we were on the side closest to the highway, so you could hear trucks at times, but not bothersome at all. Played free horse shoes while the Boys rode pedal carts around track for a nominal fee. Didn't use pool, bathroom and showers were very nice. Operators and employees also very friendly. Overall nothing to rave about but certainly no complaints. Would Probably come back if I couldn't get a Grand Canyon site. Our site was very level. We camped here in a Motorhome.

No problem getting my 51' RV and toad into the site. Site was not level. Saturday night entertainment included a singing cowboy/cowgirl duo and hayrides. Huge movie rental selection. Although sites had gravel, the red gravel was very dusty. The playground was terrible. The pool (heated and indoors) wasn't very clean. Minigolf and bike track not included - all added $. Kitchen serves breakfast. Huge cinnamon rolls were delicious. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to stay. With all the tall pines, plus not that far of a drive to the grand canyon. They were limited on water and were hauling water in daily. I guess it was due to the drought they were having. If you used the public shower you had to pump up the pressure to take a shower, but if using the shower in your rig there was no problem. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park, staff was friendly. They did not have a playground like most. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to travel to the Grand Canyon. The railway is well-run as is the RV park. Good shuttle service to the hotel and restaurant. Lots of things to see in Williams. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Backs to National Forest for walking pets which is the biggest plus for us. Sites clean. There nightly movie was a little too loud and you have to be careful which site you have because your satellite dish might not work due to the trees. Stayed in site 82. Staff was friendly and helpful. We stayed one night We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here when the Circle Pines KOA wouldn't let anyone stay for less than 3 nights, and we were pleased with it. We were in a tent trailer, and we were put in an area with other tent trailers and smaller RVs. The showers and restrooms were clean, the pool was well-kept, as were the grounds. The pool is an indoor, heated pool, so it's 'swimable' all times of the year. This campground is about 8 miles up the road headed to the GC out of Williams, so you don't have the I-40 noise. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Clean, quiet, delicious food, and the entertainment was fun. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Gravel parking lot style camping. 40-50 feet between spaces. Wide roads for easy manuvering with big rigs. Good, strong WIFI. Weekend meal served out back with live C&W entertainment. Pretty good too. Pool in a green house was too hot enjoy. Kids won't know the difference though. Dusty but far enough from highway to be quiet. Store nice, well stocked, and friendly staff. No sewage connections at sites. Gray water leaked each night from most RV's We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good campground. No problems. Would stay there again. Don't remember the swimming pool but I only stayed overnight. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice campground in an excellent location. They have a Cowboy BBQ and live entertainment nightly and the food prices for the BBQ are very reasonable. The swimming pool is indoors. The only bad thing about this KOA is they didn't have a playground. They had a spot for one, but when we walked by it, all of the equipment was taken down and leaning up against the building. They only have a few sewer sites also. If we were out this way again, we would probably stay here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I wanted to leave a review, but we did not stay here. We had planned our Grand Canyon trip for about a year, with this campground being our destination. We drove up, and were so dissappointed. We couldn't believe all the good reviews. First they had only a few full hookups, and then when we looked at the pool, (as we have a daughter and this was very important). It was nothing like the photo on their website, it looked like a very old greenhouse cover over it. We left and drove back to the Grand Canyon Railroad RV Park and stayed there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Note - Rate includes 4 round trip train tickets and 3 nights at CG. It was a package deal. I've never stayed in a "resort" campground, but I'm going to assume this is what it would be like. If you're looking to "get away from it all" and do some trees and campfire camping, go elsewhere, this place isn't for you. If you like very modern facilities, nice level sites, free bbq grills, and nicer showers and bathrooms than most folks have at home, then this is the place. We enjoyed 3 nights here, and a trip to the grand canyon on the train. Both were excellent. The sites are paved asphalt and concrete. Cable, water, sewer and up to 50amp were there. All worked splendidly. The showers were clean and nice with individual dressing areas, and the bathrooms were nice and clean too. The laundry was well equipped as well. There are several (6) free gas grills to be had, and even a huge gas fire pit to meet some fellow campers. We used both and liked them. We also took advantage of the included use of the hotel pool and workout facility. both are nice and clean too. We also used the dog kennel attached for $14/dog/day. My daschund was happy and well cared for while we explored the canyon. This is a great campground, maybe a little overpriced, but considering what is included, I think it's worth it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Convenient for taking the train to the Grand Canyon. Level sites, full hookups. Central location for grilling, but people don't scrape the grills after use. No picnic tables at the sites, no grass. It is more like a parking area. If in the area again, we probably would stay elsewhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great, clean park. Excellent location. No shade but extra clean and good for a couple of nights. Will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The nightly rate is a package. $79 for 2 nights and the train ride up to the Canyon - check their web site for more information. Park is new (2006 I think) and wide open. Sites are clean. You have access to the pool at the hotel about a block away. Downtown Williams & Route 66 is easy walking distance from the campsites. Be sure to bring your jack pads; they are required. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent park for visiting the Grand Canyon and other areas in AZ. The train to the canyon is on the premises. Good Wi-Fi signals. Showers are better than some 4 star hotels. Can use the swimming pool in the hotel. Skip the on site buffet.. Easy walk to the town with several restaurants and stores and a nice bakery. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campgrounds is only a few years old and still looks and feels brand new. Sparkling restrooms and a helpful staff make this experience an excellent choice for camping. Campers get full resort privileges next door at the lodge/hotel. Nightly price is an approximate fee since we booked a package deal which included the round trip train ride to the Canyon. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Staff was helpful & friendly. Office included store which was very clean. All roads & sites are paved. Sites are separated by volcanic rock & new trees. Sites are long enough for any size rig & any number of slides. Our site accommodated a 40' motorhome without unhooking tow vehicle. We did not find trains or horns bothersome. Park is new, clean & quiet. Laundry facility is very clean. There is a veranda with BBQ's. It is very big rig friendly. We would rate this park a "10" if it had its own pool. The park shares the pool & spa with the hotel, which causes overcrowding. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We purchased the train and RV parking package, and it was great, but they don't separate the cost of the park from the train ticket price so that's why the rate is so high. The park is well-lit, sites are big enough for any rig, and the restrooms and laundry were cleaner than any I've ever visited. There is absolutely no shade, but that didn't bother us since it wasn't too hot. Mornings were cool, but the train horn will definitely wake you up early! We used the pool and the workout facilities in the hotel. The pool was very crowded since both hotel and RV park personnel use it. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very clean RV Park. The sites are large pull throughs but there is not a speck of grass in the park. It is obviously a fairly new park and the trees will need some years to grow and provide shade. We enjoyed our stay but had two major complaints - RV guests were allowed to use the pool and hot tub at the hotel, but it was so full of children it was not usable by our group of retirees. Parents allowed young children to use the hot tub and capacity was 9 and there were 15 people in it! Yikes! The dogs need a grassy area for a dog run - lots of dogs don't like to do their business in rocky areas. In time they may work out these problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a level pull thru at this big, clean park that is about an hour drive from the Grand Canyon. There’s not much by the way of aesthetics, but if you need a very long spot, this is the place for you. Very long mostly pull thru sites, very wide also. We’d love more trees and some grass, but out of the question in the desert I guess. The train honks the horn at ungodly hours of the a.m.! The staff was excellent, very helpful and friendly. The bathrooms were large and about the nicest and cleanest I’ve ever seen. They certainly have lots of amenities and we enjoyed their new, clean playground with our young daughter. We enjoyed this park a lot, but desert or not, a park needs greenery to get a 9 or 10 from us. Otherwise this park was wonderful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sterile. Very clean, but no personality. Train tracks were very close. WORD OF ADVICE- as you turn off of Franklin onto 7th, the office is on the corner to your left. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice, new, clean RV park. The trees are young so there is no shade. The roads and level parking pads are paved blacktop with red rock gravel and a small tree between sites. There is a couple of what they call Companion Sites where you can park door to door with friends. The price was reasonable and they offer Good Sam, AAA, weekly, and monthly discounts. This is part of the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel so you get all the privileges of the hotel. They have a shuttle that will take you anywhere on the property such as the Hotel or Grand Canyon Railway Train station however you are within walking distance of the train, hotel, and downtown. Being new the restrooms are very clean. The only down side is it is right next to the train tracks and a couple of freight trains come through in the middle of the night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The nightly rate of $14 was based on their 2-night RV Get-A-Way special ($79 per person). The special includes 2-nights of camping in their RV park, and a round trip coach class ticket on the train (plus taxes and $8.00 admission to the Grand Canyon National Park per person, although the admission fee is re-funded if you have one of the National Park system passes). This 'campground' is actually a parking lot...but it's a very nice looking parking lot. Most sites are pull-thru. They do ask if you are going to put down jacks that you use jack pads underneath them. The sites are spaced fairly close together but no worse than in other parks. I did take a look at the laundry which was very clean. There are two restaurants (one menu, one buffet) on the grounds of the RV park/hotel and both are within an easy 5-minute walk. A free shuttle van will pick you up at your site and take you anywhere you want on the grounds. We ate at the buffet (Max & Thelma's) and although a bit pricey (remember, this IS a resort) it was very good. If you are going to be taking the train to the Grand Canyon I strongly suggest you pick up your tickets at the train depot (also on the grounds) the night before as there will be hundreds of people taking the train on the same day. About the only issue we had with the park was with their WiFi. The service was up and down but we were told the tech was working on it. I would not want to spend more than a couple of nights in this park. While it is very clean and quiet (except for the occasional BNSF train that comes through) we prefer parks where we can sit outside at the picnic table or bar-b-que. But for a couple of nights you can't go wrong. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park has large, paved, level sites with an indoor pool available. It was very cold for April when we were there. It is close to the Grand Canyon Railway site. It appeared to be a, relatively, new park and was well maintained. Just a bit over-priced. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Concrete, level pads were the only asset. We checked in and managed to set up the rig when a train went by. After a lost night of sleep in Grants N.M., I went over to the office to ask if this was a main line. The tracks were right next to the campground. The lady was honest and told me they run all night long, probably the same trains that run through Grants, N.M. I asked for a refund and they did give it to us. We left for the KOA along the road that leads to the Canyon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Accepted PA. We stayed 6 nights. A "parking lot" but very nice gravel lots that are level. Small area of red rocks with a new tree between lots. Very clean. Had access to pool at hotel as well as hot tub. Laundry room excellent. Bathrooms and showers very modern. Would recommend for those visiting the Canyon. Nice playground for children. Grocery store 1/4 mile away. We camped here in a Motorhome.