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The Canyon Motel RV Park

Escape from the ordinary
Vacation from the ordinary
We aren't, and don't want to be, ordinary

Welcome to The Canyon Motel & RV Park. We aim to preserve all that is beautiful about the American West. Ideal for couples, families, or anyone with a yearning for the peace and solitude of the world's largest forest of Ponderosa pines.

Escape from the Ordinary and enjoy our sleepy, rustic lifestyle in the mountains of northern Arizona.

Experience the way it was in one of 18 flagstone cottage type rooms built back in the 1940's just off of Historic Route 66. Just try and imagine the way it was.

Each of these rooms has gorgeous pine covered mountain views, quiet breezes, and the opportunity to walk in lush forests all around you. You may also want to experience lodging in one of our two 1929 Santa Fe Railway Caboose suites that sleep a family of 5 or 6.

Or wait… How about an evening in ‘The Grand Canyon’ Railcar? This 1950’s classic has three separate rooms. Then we have 47 full service RV spaces. Talk about trying to cover the bases!

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AS FEATURED BY ROBIN SEWELL ON ARIZONA HIGHWAYS TV

Courtesy of Arizona Highways TV

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MORE MEDIA RECOGNITION

The Canyon Motel & RV Park is recognized as a unique and out-of-the-ordinary place to stay by various media. Read about this media recognition.

Here is one article in THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC

The Arizona Republic featured The Canyon Motel & RV Park in their May 2009 feature "Robin Sewell's 3 COOL AZ PLACES."

"Don't miss these three Arizona gems: 3 Quirky places to stay
You can always find something quirky along Route 66 in northern Arizona. At the Canyon Motel and RV Park in Williams, stay in one of two vintage cabooses from the 1920s or three Grand Canyon railcar suites. Furniture and paintings invoke the days of rail travel."

More Media Recognition:

Phoenix 2009 Arizona Travel Guide

THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC March 2009

Take My Trip

Arizona Highways Magazine

EXPERIENCE THE ADVENTURE

International Travelers & Family-Friendly Park located inside Mother Nature’s backyard. Grand Canyon Country at an elevation of almost 7,000 ft. on 13 acres in the pines.

AMENITIES

18 Flagstone rooms built in the 1940’s. Two 1929 Caboose suites. Three Pullman Grand Canyon Railcar suites. 47 full hook ups & spacious RV sites.

Minutes away from lakes, fishing, boating, golf, horseback riding, hiking, restaurants, stores and shops. Church services close by. Onsite concierge will book all train, flying and outdoor excursions.

Please note:
We are 100% smoke-free in the Motel rooms. In addition, pets are not allowed in the Motel rooms. Pets ARE allowed with guests staying in the RV Park. A $150 fee will be charged for any infraction of these company policies. For more on pets, please see our Pet Policies.

DIRECTIONS

From the West (California/Las Vegas): I-40 east to Grand Canyon Exit #165 - Turn right (south); go 1 mile to the first driveway on the right. From Phoenix: I-17 to Flagstaff. From Flagstaff take I-40 west to Grand Canyon Exit #165, approx. 28 minutes. Turn left at the end of the off-ramp (south); go 1 mile to the first driveway on the right.   
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