The Canyon Motel & RV Park

First, the daily rate was $54.99 BUT then there are additional fees that add up to $69.86 a night.
The days I was there were very cold over night and there was no heat tape or insulation on the water spigots so they froze up.
The pool was closed.
Dogs are allowed but not welcomed. The park rules state walk your dog in the forest - there are no walkable trails in the forest. The "forest" is very rocky terrain, true ankle twisters.
Cable did not work at my site.
At best, I would classify this as a rustic park - overpriced.

THIS PARK DOESN’T DESERVE ONE STAR, let alone the four stars it had!!!
I’ve been on the road for 6 years so I’ve had my share of experience at trashy parks and this one takes the cake!
I paid for a “premium” spot, it was the most expensive RV site available. Not only was it a “buddy site” it was totally uneven. We lived in a fun-house for two nights. There was trash and broken glass all over our spot, the dump was surrounded by a mound of dirt that my husband literally had to dig out in order to get our tube to attach (and that was WITH our extender that makes it taller), and the trash cans were full to the brim the entire time. Not to mention the trash from the people living full-time in there. To clarify, houses are expensive so I get the want to live in RV parks, but they should have to be held to a better standard!
I wouldn’t wish this place on my worst enemy!

Park is near Williams AZ which the town has a lot of the Route 66 memories and the train that leaves there going to the Grand Canyon. Paid 55 a night but environmental fee and heritage charge added to bill made it more expensive. Most lots are not level and are dirt, stayed in site 23 with full hookups which was on the upper hill. There was a lot of walking area and place to ride atv near by. A local resident said ownership had changed recently and the new management did not take care of things like the previous management.

I liked this park, it was quiet and beautiful, but it was really expensive. My husband works remotely and was able to get good Verizon signal here and T-Mobile. We came here because we wanted to visit the grand canyon, which is an hour away, and explore Kaibab National Forest. The sites where very large and spacious, and the showers were decent. I would come back if the prices were more reasonable.

Staff is really nice to deal with. Minutes from Route 66 for shopping and food.
The campground feels connected to Rt 66 with old signage and such, which is cool.
A national forest is literally on the property line of the campground so can go for a nice hike.
Some of the other campers there did not have any proper campground etiquette. Walking through sites and such. Otherwise, generally quiet and family-oriented.
Sites were not all that great.

We stayed here one night on our way to the Grand Canyon after visiting Bearizona. It was a nice, quiet little place off the highway that is easily accessible. Our site was level, but others didn’t look extremely level. I never heard the noise from the highway, nor did I use any of the amenities. But the full hookups were in perfect working order. I would stay here again.