Grand Canyon Railway RV Park

Nice park, very well-maintained. Friendly staff. Sites are asphalt. We have satellite but cable is provided as well as wifi which worked sometimes. Laundry was nice but small. Didn't see showers/rest rooms. If you stay, DO NOT get a site backed up to the railroad! The trains run all hours and blast their horns. It woke me up all night and scared my pets. It is very convenient to the town and I would definitely stay here again but ONLY if I could get a site away from the tracks!

A very nice place. We are traveling with another couple and they have Buddy Sites, which means one pulled thru one way and the neighboring site pulled thru the other way so that our doors were facing each other. A nice feature. It is a bit pricey for one night, if you don't have a discount. I am glad we had a Passport America discount. It is close to the Grand Canyon and train depot for the activities like the shot out etc. we would visit again.

Very nice!! We stayed at 15 different RV parks on our cross-country trip, and this was top notch! Right next to the hotel and part of the hotel resort, so all ammenities can be used. The RR track to the Grand Canyon runs alongside, and the depot is onsite, so easy to walk to for your ride to the canyon. A free wild-west show before your board the train was fun for the family. 2 or 3 restaurants onsite as well as large gift shops. Clean, quiet (except for one train whistle around 10pm). The laundry room is TINY, so it was a little difficult to use, but clean. Large firepit lit outside for all to use as well as a large covered picnic area. Big playground for the kids and indoor pool in the hotel.

Best RV park ever. Bathroom clean staff super friendly.

Great park, clean and friendly. We stayed here for our grand canyon vacation. Park has everything you need and free shuttle to get you where you want to go within their property. Williams is a great town and it's within walking distance. I would come back!

Top notch park to use as a home base as gateway to the Grand Canyon 50 miles away, accessing by car or rail. The town of Williams is only 2 blocks away, which is fun to walk around, and there's a Safeway for supplies at the start of the walk. The office staff are terrific and welcoming. The sites are level asphalt. All sites are large pull-thru's, which is best to have a rez for, and two outside rows of back-ins which we were told don't book up, so usually there's availability. We chose the road side, as the other side is only a few feet away from train tracks, which is a very active line. We had no trouble with noise. No shade but, hey...we're in the desert. The washrooms, showers, & laundry were immaculate. Your fee covers those & hotel privileges, such as pool access, morning coffee, & a 9:00am little western show which we didn't check out. There's no dedicated area for dogs, but all dog owners made-do with the gravel paths. A super feature is the on-site pet kennel. For $26, you can board your 4-legged child for the day. We stayed in our 19' trailer, dwarfed by all the big rigs. :) All-in-all, this is THE place to stay to work on crossing a visit to the amazing Grand Canyon off your bucket list.

This has been the nicest park on our trip. We stopped in Williams on our way through AZ to CA then home to WA. The sites are level and and paved. The park is walking distance to historic downtown. We didn't use the pool though we could have. We just didn't have enough time. We'll be sure to stay again.

Enjoyed our stay! Camped at the RV Park in a Class A motorhome. Facilities were clean we used the Hotel pool facility which was a nice option for a trip to northern Arizona in January. Took the train to the GC and walked around the city of Williams the next day. Would recommend this campground to anyone that's thinking of making a trip to see the majestic Grand Canyon.