Choosing a RV park in Williams AZ

Both parks are fine choices. We've stayed in both and have no complaints. Williams is almost 6800' elevation - nice and cool up there most of the time.

Here are the temps from August 2016 - last year:

http://www.usclimatedata.com/climate/williams/arizona/united-states/usaz0264/2016/8

Well, Circle pines KOA is all gravel, some sites level some not and lots of trees. Try to stay away from the tent camping area. Grand canyon is a paved parking lot essentially. Not much for trees but pretty nice otherwise. We've also stayed at Railside RV Ranch. Close to the trains on the way to the Grand Canyon, gravel and a few trees. We've use all three parks several times.

Dave

We chose Grand Canyon Railway RV park. It was in a convenient location. We thought the KOA wasn't as convenient. It was more "campground". Grand Canyon Railway was more "resort."

No shade in the Grand Canyon park BUT you can't beat the train ride to the South Rim depending on the ages of your party. With luck the train engine will be one of the old steam engines. Beware of train robbers on the ride back.

Grand Canyon Railway is also Passport America. 1/2 price for up to 7 days.

Not a Clue wrote:
Grand Canyon Railway is also Passport America. 1/2 price for up to 7 days.

Definitely our choice as it is a nice clean park at a good price. It is located right down town and it is nice to watch the train. We got six inches of snow when staying there in May several years a go.

Don't forget the other amenities offered by Grand Canyon, including a pet hotel, restaurants, train station, walking distance to downtown, etc.

Will the Grand Canyon Railway one need to be reserved ahead of time for a few nights in July? thanks

cgmartine wrote:
Don't forget the other amenities offered by Grand Canyon, including a pet hotel, restaurants, train station, walking distance to downtown, etc.

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Circle of Pines has a dog walking service