Canyon Gateway RV Park

It was a decent location but close to the truck stop, so you heard that at night. This is a place to park your camper while you are at the Canyon all day. That being said, that is all we needed, except a laundry. When we walked into (door wide open, no sign and saw washing machines) what we thought was a paid laundry, I was approached by a very rude man. Apparently, the machines are for their rentals. Oh yeah, it's an Airbnb too. Price was good for full hookups but there is no reason for the rude employee, so lost repeat business.

Level gravel sites with full hook ups. Staff was friendly. No grass at all for dogs but ok if your dog will go in cinders. No picnic tables as listed, well except on the RVs that are for rent. Not crowded at all but we were there late October. Beautiful view of Loves Travel plaza. Didn’t get much noise but we sleep with a fan. Didn’t use showers/toilets. Good Verizon reception.

Unfortunately the Love’s truck stop right next to the camp ground negates their idea of tranquil and ability to view the night skies. Most sites are 30 amp only. Additionally it’s not very clean, and the sites are on top of each other. The staff is adequate and ambivalent and aloof at best. Having stayed at the other Williams camp grounds - there are better choices.

Really grateful for our sweet lil' visit @ Canyon Gateway! The property is simple but sweet! Clean bathrooms with awesome hot showers and a free laundromat. The management and staff are so friendly and helpful. It was our second time ever using hook-ups so we were a little confused on how to do it all, but they were so kind and helpful!! Attached is a little path to an awesome gift shop/gas station! The town with great restaurants and the train is a quick little drive with the best window shopping and cool historic route 66! Highly recommend!

Check in went good, they were getting new washing machines and dryers for laundry room the day we checked in. Staff was friendly and sites were level with full hookups, including 8 channels of cable for tv., still had to use cable booster. Only a few trees so not much shade. Sites were all gravel and it tracked into camper. Sites were very narrow, short and no picnic table. Twenty or more of the sites were year round people with a lot of junk around their campers. This campground was next to truck stop, but surprisingly, we never heard noise from it. It was windy every day and warmer than usual, but still cooler than Phoenix. Restrooms and showers were clean and updated, however the only time we were in them was when we arrived and daughter had to use restroom. If you stay here on a Monday, be ready for the trash truck at 7am, so much for sleeping. The thing we liked best, WiFi had great signal and great speed. We might stay here again, but will check out other rv parks first.

With a AAA discount we paid $39 per night. Granted it's a level clean spot and full hookups, that's all you get. The park has a lot of spots but they are all doubled up therefore they are cramped and you have to share picnic tables. There were also a ton of 'permanent residents' and just a ton of rundown trailers and RVs. We had kids knocking on our door constantly asking us if they could take out our garbage which to some may be nice but I'm sorry I'm not paying someone to take out our garbage. We got yelled at for going a few miles over their 5 mph speed limit by a rude employee. Also not to mention it's just across the street from a loves truck stop so all we heard all night was running semi trucks and people talking over the intercom. I guess you could say this is a good place to stay for one night if you're coming through but no longer. Make reservations elsewhere earlier because they fill up quickly in this area.