Grand Canyon Railway RV Park

Overall we really enjoyed this campground. Although it is quite close to the train tracks, it didn't really bother us that much. It may run less frequently off-season. The bathrooms were very clean, it was a great starting point for our trip to Page, AZ the next morning. It also has great amenities that are shared with the hotel: H... more

If you are looking for a clean, tidy, and concrete spot, this is your place. It is about an hour south of Grand Canyon's south rim. As mentioned, the spacing between spots is not very good but this is a launching place not a destination. We stayed here since we arrived in the Grand Canyon early and the national park campground was full... more

The facilities here were first rate.I am sure we paid a premium rate because the park was full and we got the last spot. The restrooms are clean and we'll appointed including shampoo and shower gel dispensers in the individual showers. The sites are paved and it is a little like camping in a parking lot, not a lot of room to spread out... more

Price paid reflects weekly rate for a back-in spot with AAA discount. Well laid-out park within walking distance from the Grand Canyon Brewery, the train depot, downtown Williams, and Safeway. Sites are decently level, asphalt, and long enough to suit most big rigs. Spacing isn't amazing, but you'll have enough room to sit at th... more

We stayed 3 nights here, unfortunately we were COLD! We don’t do much cold camping and we didn’t care for it too much as nobody comes out of their trailers. Part of why we camp is meeting people. The park was full of trailers but was a ghost town. I think some small fire pits would make this park much nicer. We literally hung out aroun... more

Very nice campground with many well kept amenities. Close to the railroad so you do get occasional noise from the trains passing but it’s not too often. We didn’t take the train to the canyon but everyone I talked to that did enjoyed it. Staff were super friendly and helpful. The brewery next door has some great beer but the fo... more

We stayed here for four nights in the middle of June. The weather was nice, but a little on the warm side as a heat wave was passing through the state. The location is relatively scenic with shallow mountains covered in pine trees. The RV park itself is basically a paved parking lot with lava rock landscaping, however the streetlamp li... more

We pulled into Williams early to avoid a storm front. Even though the RV park was about a third empty the office would not even talk about checking us in until after 11:00am and would prefer we wait until the posted 1:00pm check in time. I fail to see the logic in this, since it’s not like a hotel where they need to clean the bathroom ... more

The rate quoted above is with the Passport America discount! Thank you to them for offering! We arrived on a clear but cloudy day! Getting to check in was done with our GPS which brought us right to the right place and store. I am sure without that it might have been a challenge. Pull through areas were fine with hot top. Clo... more

Stayed one night at the Grand Canyon Railway RV Park. Arriving after hours is a bit confusing, but essentially start at the attached hotel to check in then work your way to the RV park from there. You must check in to get a key to the facilities. Sites are close together, separated by gravel. Nice laundry, bathroom and shower facili... more