Wonderful! The whole family loved it.
We would stay there again , When taking the train go FIRST Class,you won't regret it. Regular class is to crowded & the parlor car is for adults 16 years of age and up . We we traveling with youg childern or we would have chosen that opion.

We're moving to Flagstaff this fall for my spouse's career, and decided to take the family out for a 5 day visit to scope the town, visit schools and try to find a rental home. Since we rented an RV, we decided to stay in Williams because of recommendations from family and friends who have visited the GCR RV Park in the past.

We were not disappointed. There's a clean play area for the kids, a pool at the adjoining hotel, extremely clean facilities (BBQ area, laundry, showers, etc) and even WiFi (although the signal is extremely weak, and we were parked right next to the wireless router I was told). It's also within a brief walk to downtown Williams, the supermarket, and an old-style Dairy Queen!

As of June, 2010 there are picnic tables at each campsite, but BBQ's are only found in the main picnic area. BBQ's are operated by gas, so no need for charcoal or wood. There are power outlets in the BBQ area as well, so you can bring a blender, etc and mix drinks, too!

I always like to see pictures when I read reviews, and since few have been included before, I'm attaching several to this review. Hope it helps.

Clean camp ground with good snow clearing and the train to Grand Canyon is awesome. Take the parlor car it is amazing.

We stayed here simply because we wanted to go on the train to the Grand Canyon. Having said that, we were pleased that the site was spacious and clean. We got there late so unfortunately on the first night we didn't have the code for the shower/laundry room - so had to rely on someone else coming out when we wanted to get in! The restrooms are clean and well lit.

Overall I'd say it's a moderately priced site, well organised and perfect for the railway trip. We loved that we were right near the track!

Quite a few people asked us the whereabouts of the office though - or mistook the shower block for the office, so they might want to improve their signage!