Willow Lake RV Park

Not the fanciest place around but what it lacks in aesthetics, it makes up for it with the friendliest people around. Bathrooms and Laundry rooms are clean and in good working order. Awesome walking trails right from the campsite.

The site was beautiful and lots of trees. There is signal, but as of May 5th 2021 there is a no camp fire rule! This is every campsite, just thought I would share!

Disclaimer: I'd give 4 stars due to the tiny sites when the park is full - but other than that, this is a great park for us. We were greeted by a guy that showed us where to check-in, then led us to our site on a golf cart and helped us back in. We were packed in every which way for a few nights, but the park has cleared out a lot for the last couple of nights and we don't feel so much like sardines. But - location, location, location!! 5 minute walk from our site on the far side of the park (no view but that's okay) to some trails to the Granite Dells and Willow Lake. The Heritage Park Zoo is just around the corner. Stores and Method Coffee are just a few minutes away. MANY other walking/hiking/biking trails are very near, within bike riding distance or a short drive. We recommend the Peavine Rails to Trails - its an easy 5+ miles each way but takes you right through the most amazing rock formations - could easily do half of it and be satisfied. We journeyed up to the trail system to the west of Prescott - only about a 20-25 minute drive to some of the greatest trail heads in the Prescott National Forest. Don't forget Historic Downtown Prescott - the courthouse and Whiskey Row - super fun and great little shops. We will stay here again given the chance - we really don't want to leave!!

Park situated just north of Willow Lake. We have a 32 ft Class C and tow a 4 Door Wrangler. No problem getting there. Plenty of spots with full hookups. They have a section for "overnight" and a separate section for "Long Term." We were there for 2 nights. No problems at all. Little shop had basics. Didn't use their facilities, but that was just because we had our own.

We had a lovely time staying at the Willow Lake RV Park on our visit to Prescott. The bathrooms were spacious and there is a trail directly behind the park that leads out to Willow Lake and a plethora of trails for the trail runner/hiker/explorer. They have great wi-fi, the area has lots of trees and shade and picnic tables too!

We actually arrived late for check-in the the office left our our map and information for us. 

We had a 30' RV we wanted to pull through and had no problems with this park. I'd recommend a stop-in here for sure! Their neat little tent-camp sites were even closer to the lake and the trails.