Best RV Parks & Resorts near Seligman, AZ

Needed a place to stop so we could go to the Grand Canyon. This discovery was accidental at best, but what a goldmine and a must-visit. This RV resort has everything and is well-run. Access to hotel amenities (pool, hot tub) are included with your stay. Why drive to the Canyon when you can take the train? What a grand experience. The downtown area of Route 66 is alive and well with shops, food, and entertainment.

Williams, AZ was in the right location for us to stop in at this park for a few days. We ended up getting some work done on the RV and stayed longer than we originally planned! This is a typical RV park. It is nice that it is right in town so everything is super close. It made grocery runs super easy. There is also a hotel that the property owns and you are welcome to use the hotel amenities if you are a guest in the RV park. They have a train that leaves from here to go to the Grand Canyon. We didn’t do it, but it is really popular. They even have a kennel on site so if you take the train you can kennel your dog. We used Passport America and it made the rate really affordable for what it is. With temperatures below 15 degrees, we are happy to have hookups to run our space heater! The sites are full hookup and there is a nice bathroom/shower facility on site too.

I never knew this place existed until I was driving north from Williams and BOOM - Giant Dinosaur!

It was a bit of an exciting moment which instantly took me back to childhood and I thought at first it was just a weird roadside stop, but then I discovered it was a bit more than just that it is in fact an attraction and RV park.

I went in to inquire about the large BedRock village behind the main store and man was it a surprise. For $5 you can walk through some pretty interesting recreations of the cartoon and talk all the instagrammable photos you could desire. For an additional $18 if you were in an RV you could get the real BedRock experience with a stay at the facility for the night.

While this sounded great, we unfortunately did not travel in an RV so there could be no stay in Bedrock for us, but we did have a little fun around the property before pressing onward to the Grand Canyon.

Just around 20 minutes from the Grand Canyon entrance you will find this little random gem that is a bit outdated and need of some upgrades. I can see how in the past this place was probably something special but not it is something which leaves a little to be desired in way of needing some new paint.

I asked for future reference about amenities and I was told that they offer full hook ups, showers, toilets, a laundry service and also some outdoor activities for the family that didn't include the Bedrock City itself. It looked like a place that as a kid I would greatly enjoy. So maybe next time!

This was a great location for touring the Grand Canyon. Full hook-ups, laundry, and good cell service.

This is the perfect Rv/tent campground! Mixed uses and late night after hours first come first serve full hook up spots available! Conveniently located within walking distance to general store, restaurants and the shuttle service into the Grand Canyon! Highly recommend

This is a Good Sam campground.

Pros: Basketball court Playground Nice amenities Level concrete sites Picnic table Hour drive from South Rim of Grand Canyon

Con: Train whistle at night when trying to sleep.

Sites were nice and big. Staff was super nice. The game room is ok with an old pool table and an arcade game but you have to pay for those. Bathrooms were nice. Nice little store and coffee shop. They had different bikes to rent but only until 6pm. Overall a decent RV park.

We stayed at this RV Park two nights. We were in Site 102 backed up to the train tracks. The noise really didn't bother us as we have a white noise machine.  Site somewhat level. Had to use blocks under front tires.  Very nice laundry facility. Cable included.  We drove to the Grand Canyon from here. Took about an hour to get there.  Must see! Downtown Williams is within walking distance and has lots of restaurants, shops and bars.  We also walked over to the Grand Canyon Brewery for beers and pizza one evening. Very unique, beautiful place as well. Only big Con for this park was a lot of rocks/gravel and my dogs had no where to do there business comfortably.  Also, sites are close to one another.  Would recommend though if you stopping in Williams!

Small rv sites with little distancing, $5.00 a load to wash and another $5.00 a load to dry. $75 a night for full hookups (30ft max) and abysmal wifi. The whole site is pretty much nothing but dirt. What you're paying for here is the short distance to the canyon and not much else. Kinda reminds me of "The Thing", costly and not that'll great.

So I took two hours from Sedona to go out with my cat in my car tent for a couple days, Just to get out. I'm expecting low 80s and its 91! Flat, 1 mile back from the road, near empty.
An rv space is 50 a night, they don't do breakfast anymore, showers?, and the "toilets" are Padlocked, which the staff didn't even know about. The campground gave me the creeps, Not for a girl and a cat in a tent, if that changes I'll return and maybe enjoy the caverns when I feel safer.

I love this place, This dry Cavern tour is worth the $20 admission fee, I have done this tour about 4 times, Although they have a ghost tour which was a lot of fun, they will give you a discounted price for a combo standard tour and Ghost tour, I also got a Good Sams discount during my stay.

The grounds have a general store, mini golf course that is pretty run down, trails, motel, Restaurant (the food is quiet good).They even have introduced a cavern dining experience. They also offer a night stay in the Cavern but it's very pricey. They had a very cool walk thru museum with all kids of things from the past mainly the 1960's bu I enjoyed it. The gift shop is pretty nice as well, there's lots of photo opportunities.

I did a tent site, and the campground was not packed so they told me I could camp wherever I wanted, we still did a primitive campsite, for $40 a night we got a site, fire ring and a Continental breakfast.The restrooms with showers were very nice and clean, the campground it self has seen better days, but again, the Cavern makes all the little issue's all worth it.

This campground is one of our favorites in AZ and our family has been frequenting it for about 25 years now. It is convenient for hiking and fishing, and is close to the lake but far enough away to promote safety and minimize mosquito damage. There are plenty of tent and RV spots, and unlike many campgrounds the spots can be close to each other if needed, which is great when you have a group of half tent half RV folks.

Flat level sites very easy to deal with close to Route 66 and railway for grand can

It’s desolate out here but this is a clean and quiet RV/camp site. 2 RV’s with families night one/ 2 RV’s with families pulling in as we were leaving on day 3 so we had the whole park to ourselves for one day. The RV area is dirt roads but well kept. Showers and bathrooms close by, decently clean (some other people left their belongings behind). The site is located over some dry caverns. We took the 45 minute tour Saturday. I think they only offer tours on Saturday and Sunday right now. The staff at front entrance and at back restaurant (opened at 12pm) and cavern entrance were super friendly. We did a 1 day rafting trip out of Peach Springs with Hualapai River Runners. This is only 12 miles up the road so it was a perfect spot. I had no cell or internet service so be prepared before coming in to old Route 66, same for food and amenities not much, expensive and things close early. There is also a laundry room but you need to have your detergent.

The place has a old motel, I didn’t check prices or look at rooms. The mini golf is run down but they do have a lot of classic cars with a Disney Cars theme going so kids will line to see it.

The restrooms and showers are very clean. The sites are well spread out. Our site (10) backed up to a grassy site that could be another row in the future, but it was great for walking the dog. The management was mostly remote but came out to fill our propane. The one we met was great. They had been there for 29 years. As we were there in April, some of the summer amenities were closed. They do have a great laundry and a dog wash shed (bring your own shampoo), with blow dryer and raised tub with hand shower. 

The Wi-Fi worked well.

They have a fitness center (see photo)

 The only down sides are the water when it first came out was rusty. Let it run before hooking up. There isn't much to see on site. The roads and pull in site are gravel, but fairly level. Sites have trees, but will be better when they are bigger. 

We took a day trip to Sedona from here and I recommend it.