RV parks in Flagstaff and Williams
Two KOAs, a park on Route 66 in town, the Grand Canyon Railway's park in Williams and Meteor Crater's park on I-40 all have full hookups and stay open all year.
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Two KOAs, a park on Route 66 in town, the Grand Canyon Railway's park in Williams and Meteor Crater's park on I-40 all have full hookups and stay open all year.
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Flagstaff KOA and Woody Mountain are in Flagstaff itself. Williams suits a trip built around the train to the Grand Canyon.
Flagstaff KOA Holiday
Where5803 N US 89, about 6 mi from downtownSites and extrasRV sites, tents, cabins, glamping; dog parkOpenAll yearWoody Mountain Campground
Where2727 W Route 66, west FlagstaffSites and extrasFull hookups (50 and 30 amp), water and electric, dry sites, tentsOpen–Grand Canyon Railway RV Park
Where601 W Franklin Ave, WilliamsSites and extras124 sites, 30/50 amp, water and sewer; showers and restroomsOpenAll yearCircle Pines KOA Holiday
Where1000 Circle Pines Rd, Williams, about 30 miSites and extras20/30/50 amp, tents, cabins; pool open all yearOpenAll yearMeteor Crater RV Park
WhereI-40 exit 233, east of FlagstaffSites and extras71 sites, full hookups 30/50 amp; restrooms and hot showersOpenAll year except ChristmasBoth KOAs are open all year and have cabins as well as RV sites. Prices depend on the date you pick.
Where
Flagstaff KOA HolidayNorth of town on US 89, about 6 miles from downtownCircle Pines KOA (Williams)Williams, about 30 miles west of FlagstaffOpen
Flagstaff KOA HolidayAll yearCircle Pines KOA (Williams)All yearStay types
Flagstaff KOA HolidayRV sites, tents, camping cabins, deluxe cabins, glampingCircle Pines KOA (Williams)RV sites (20/30/50 amp), tents, cabinsExtras
Flagstaff KOA HolidayDog parkCircle Pines KOA (Williams)Pool open all yearGood for
Flagstaff KOA HolidaySunset Crater, Wupatki and the east sideCircle Pines KOA (Williams)The Grand Canyon Railway and BearizonaStarting rates per night. RVs can stay up to 21 nights unless they're on a monthly or seasonal site; tents up to 3 nights.
| Site | From |
|---|---|
| Premium full hookup, 50 amp | $85 |
| Premium full hookup, 30 amp | $70 |
| Standard full hookup, 30 amp | $65 |
| Water and 30 amp | $58 |
| 20 amp | $50 |
| Dry site | $45 |
| Tent | $40 |
Per night. Dogs on a leash, with two off-leash areas.
| Site | Per night |
|---|---|
| Full hookup, 30/50 amp | $70 |
| Water and electric, 50 amp | $65 |
| Water and electric, 30 amp | $60 |
| Dry site | $45 |
| Tent | $45 |
The forest campgrounds below take RVs; Bonito, Canyon Vista, Ashurst Lake and Pine Grove have no hookups. Pine Grove has a dump station, free for its campers and $14 for everyone else. Lockett Meadow isn't recommended for RVs or trailers.
Bonito
Longest RV42 ftSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberCanyon Vista
Longest RV40 ftSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberKaibab Lake (Williams)
Longest RV40 ftSeasonMay to OctoberCave Springs (Oak Creek Canyon)
Longest RV36 ftSeason–Ashurst Lake
Longest RV35 ftSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberYes. Flagstaff KOA Holiday is at 5803 N US 89, about 6 miles from downtown, open all year with RV sites, tents, cabins and glamping. Circle Pines KOA is in Williams.
Flagstaff KOA, Grand Canyon Railway RV Park and Circle Pines KOA in Williams are open all year, and Meteor Crater RV Park every day except Christmas.
Woody Mountain Campground starts at $45 a night for a dry site and $85 for a premium full hookup with 50 amp. Meteor Crater RV Park charges $70 for full hookups.
No. The road isn't recommended for RVs or trailers, and it's currently closed to all traffic for construction.
Bonito, Canyon Vista, Ashurst Lake and Pine Grove have no hookups. Bonito, Canyon Vista and Ashurst Lake take RVs from 35 to 42 feet long.