KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50Max Amp
• 100'Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool
  (May 15 to Oct 15)
• Snack Bar ($)
• Propane ($)
• Firewood ($)
• Fishing
• Bike Rentals ($)
• Tour Shuttle ($)

• Full Hook-up Sites: Water, Sewer, 50 Amp available, Cable TV, Wireless Internet
• Large Pull Through Sites - Maximum Length - 100 feet
• Gourmet Coffee Bar
• Full Service Koncierge
• Gift Shop
• Convenience Store
• Laundry Center
• Kowboy Breakfasts and Dinners (seasonal)
• Seasonal Entertainment

Campground Activities

• Kowboy Kafe' Servin' up Good Grub

  Join us for a FRESH - HOT breakfast in our Kowboy Kafe' every morning from 7 am - 9 am or a Sizzlin' Steak dinner with all the trimmings every evening from 6 pm - 8 pm Memorial Day thru Labor Day.

• Live Western Entertainment

  From Memorial Day through Labor Day you can hear some of the best local western entertainers this side of the Colorado River at the kampground. Live music provided by Wild West Adventures on Friday and Saturday nights weather permitting.

• Big Screen Movie Nights

  Enjoy a family movie on our big inflatable screen! Bring your lawn chairs and fill up on snacks from our store while enjoying fun family movies. Movies are shown nightly Sunday through Thursday weather permitting.

Local Attractions

• Grand Canyon Caverns

  Grand Canyon Caverns are living, limestone caves that began forming millions of years ago. Today visitors travel 210 feet down into the caves by way of a modern elevator. Enjoy the 45-minute, 3/4-mile guided walking tour. Guests must be physically fit and wearing proper footwear for the tour. Tours depart every half hour daily except Christmas Day. For more adventure, join the Explorers Trail and go off -trail to rooms not viewed on the regular tour. Although Grand Canyon Caverns has been open to the public for over 74 years, each year new discoveries and deeper wonders are revealed. The Caverns are located on Historic Route 66 just 25 miles west of Seligman, Arizona and 60 miles east of Kingman, Arizona.

• Grand Canyon

  Grand Canyon KOA is just a 45-minute drive away from Grand Canyon National Park, making it oh-so-close to one of the seven natural wonders of the world. This beautiful KOA is within a few miles of the red cliffs of Sedona, Indian ruins, hiking trails in the Kaibab National Forest, and so much more! Enjoy shopping and dining opportunities, attend a rodeo, and experience Williams, an original town of Route 66.
  
  Mather Point is an excellent look-out point exposing 1/4 of the entire canyon! Bring the camera! It is located opposite the Grand Canyon National Park Visitor Center, approximately 4 miles north of the south entrance station.
  
  Yavapai Point & Museum offers splendid views of the inner canyon and a quaint museum featuring exhibits on geology. This point is just down the road from Mather Point.
  
  West Rim Drive - This 8-mile stretch of road boasts a number of stunning views of the Canyon. Check it out by car, foot, or during peak season, May to September, by bus. Shuttles operated by the Park Service stop at key points, allowing you to hop on and off at your leisure.
  
  The Little Colorado River Gorge offers an electrifying view into the depths of the gorge. A smaller version of the Grand Canyon, the Gorge winds its way through the Colorado Plateau to the Grand Canyon. It's worth the trip at 82 miles from the KOA!

• Grand Canyon Railway

  Williams is home of the Grand Canyon Railway, a century-old rail line taking you to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Be entertained by cowboy characters, enjoy the tunes of strolling musicians and be part of a mock train robbery. The Railway is just minutes from the KOA. Your round trip will be 65 miles and prices for trips range from $45 to $85 for children and $60 up to $150 for adults. A variety of trips are available.