Whether you're an RVer or tent camper, Williams, AZ is a great place to post up for the weekend—or longer. Discover secluded campsites where you can reconnect with nature. Or maybe you like to bring your family and friends along. Either way, there are Williams campgrounds just for you. Discover great camping spots near Williams, reviewed by campers like you.
"Nice park, plenty of amenities, dog park, pull thru sites..close but not unbearable...plenty of room for tip outs..Close to Williams, hour drive to Grand canyon NP."
"Playground for kids, 2 dog parks, mining, go carts, mini golf. Plus plenty to do in William's AZ with deer farm, Bearizona."
$26 - $52 / night
"There is no dog park but there is a walk around path. There are a lot of weeds around the perimeter"
"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."
$30 - $300 / night
"Dogtown lake, named for the prairie dogs who inhibit the area, is a great little spot tucked away in the forest not far from Williams, AZ on Route 66."
"Great campsite, so close to the lake easy to walk down and fish and kayak, great restaurants in Williams."
"Showers and bathrooms were clean and the cabins were pet friendly."
"Great jumping off point to get to Grand Canyon as it is a little bit North out of the town of Williams. Also easy to get to Williams to have dinner, etc..."
"Dry camping with no services but just 10 minutes from Williams. Be respectful and kind and pack out your trash. Very quiet at night and didn’t have an issue locating a level spot during my stay."
"It is just North of Williams, which is a pretty neat little town, and about an hour away from the Grand Canyon South entrance, on highway 64. Follow GPS/Google Maps to get here. "
"Met someone who say she comes here often from Williams and safety never an issue. All wheel drive best. Great views!!!"
"I've found that any exits on I-40 in Arizona that have a no truck symbol are dispersed camping sites. I'm on Welsh rd exit 151. Really a nice spot."
$32 - $225 / night
"Everyone else spread their tents around the remainder of the group site for privacy/space. Very clean and frienfly campground, 5 min drive from Williams if you need supplies."
"In the winter, you can hear the ice cracking on the lake which other than wildlife may be all you hear. I'm all about solitude."
"The campground is right off of the highway. Close to the town of Williams and Route 66. Clean restrooms, showers, and laundry room."
"Backed up to a lovely green space and dog walk. Railroad is for the Grand Canyon Excursion train. 9:35 in the AM it leaves, 5:45 in the PM it returns. Everyone goes outside and waves."
$26 / night
"Simply the best area to camp, right off Route 66 Williams! The forest is beautiful, so keep it clean!"
"Primitive camping in beautiful, cool Arizona forest. Most campsites offer a lot of privacy. Dirt roads are a bit rough, so SLOW is an important word!"
$30 - $198 / night
"Bummer at first, until we got here and met Bob our host here at White Horse who was extremely accommodating in letting us choose our campsite and giving plenty of recommendations for nearby trails and"
"What a great little campground nestled in the Williams forest area, about a 20 mile drive from downtown Williams and 15 of those miles are on a well kept dirt road."
LegendDogtown lake, named for the prairie dogs who inhibit the area, is a great little spot tucked away in the forest not far from Williams, AZ on Route 66. This is also a great jumping off point for the Grand Canyon and Bearizona. Perfect little spot for tent camping. Some do get trailers in, but I wouldn’t attempt it. Fun fishing spot and spacious sites.
TravelerAbsolutely love this area. About 10 mins from Williams.
Travelerpretty flat and a bit rocky but easy to find a spot or clear a spot. Here end of April and lots of people here. Met someone who say she comes here often from Williams and safety never an issue. All wheel drive best. Great views!!!
TravelerWe chose this spot only because the Grand Canyon sites had all been booked for the week we came into Arizona. Bummer at first, until we got here and met Bob our host here at White Horse who was extremely accommodating in letting us choose our campsite and giving plenty of recommendations for nearby trails and the awesome Sycamore Canyon Falls that's very close by and has a drive up option to where you hike in only 1/2 a mile or less to see the falls. It's a good drive in from Williams, AZ which is the closest town from the campgrounds with Flagstaff, AZ being a good hour or so after you make it to the interstate, but well worth it. I'd recommend high clearance vehicles, but others would do just fine in my opinion. It's serene in our little site and there is a decent amount of distance from your closest neighbor. Restrooms are very close to campsites with running well water. Cement tables are my favorite and the short walk to the lake was an added plus. It's late July and it has rained 2 days in a row for us. It's been 65-70 degrees during the day and 50 degrees at night, so definitely bring long sleeves and rain gear! Rain was plentiful from southern Arizona into central Utah. Will definitely be staying here again in the future!
LegendI stayed here a year ago and came back while passing through. Much better AT&T service this stay. You have your choice of wooden or sun filled sites. Dry camping with no services but just 10 minutes from Williams. Be respectful and kind and pack out your trash. Very quiet at night and didn’t have an issue locating a level spot during my stay.
ScoutThe campground is right off of the highway. Close to the town of Williams and Route 66. Clean restrooms, showers, and laundry room. There is a nice dog park that is along the Grand Canyon railroad track. If we’re in the area again, will be staying here!
GuideNice park, plenty of amenities, dog park, pull thru sites..close but not unbearable...plenty of room for tip outs..Close to Williams, hour drive to Grand canyon NP. Seems like there's abundant KOA bashing going on these days...This park is not one of them...
GuideVery nice campground with plenty to do onsite for family. Playground for kids, 2 dog parks, mining, go carts, mini golf. Plus plenty to do in William's AZ with deer farm, Bearizona.
TravelerStayed recently in Group Site KG2, which personally is the better of the other group sites. KG1 has a large veranda and fire pit but many of the sites don't have much shade or good spots to set up a tent. KG2 was perfect for a group, we set up the group kitchn at the first site by the toilets as it had the most shade coverage. Everyone else spread their tents around the remainder of the group site for privacy/space. Very clean and frienfly campground, 5 min drive from Williams if you need supplies. Lake was low and didn't seem to have much fish, still a beautiful area. Only downside is road and train noise. It's right off the 64 to the Grand Canyon and it's suprusing how much traffic this gets in the middle of the night. The train tracks that run from Los Angeles through Willams, and Flagstaff and East are also very close so can hear the trains at night also. Overall the upsides greatly outweighed the noise factor.
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