Grand Canyon RV Glamping

The location was phenomenal, with charming Downtown Williams, Bearizona just across the street, and beautiful Flagstaff only a 30-minute drive away. Service was great, and we liked having a fire pit, chairs, and a picnic table outside. The RV itself was nice and mostly clean, but the long black hairs in the sheets really grossed me out. My 7-year-old and I shared a bed with lots of dark hairs that weren't ours. That ruined the stay for me.

We had a bonfire and really enjoyed our time at this RV park. The RV was super clean, and the staff guy was very nice and helpful. They also have propane BBQs. This was a great find, and we'll come back again and again.

The receptionist was helpful during office hours, and checking in was straightforward. Still, the unit wasn't as advertised, and for over $200 Canadian a night, around $120 USD, on Easter weekend, we would have been better off at a Super8. I grew up glamping in an RV from the 80s, and this place was a long way from that. The listing showed comforters and plush pillows, but we got very thin pillows, about a quarter inch thick, thin fleece blankets, and a terrible mattress. There was mouse poop in the drawers, too. The setting was between two gas stations, with a highway in the distance, unlike the photos. Wi-Fi was nonexistent, even though our roaming phones had steady 5G and other places around town had reliable Wi-Fi. Maybe I wouldn't have minded as much at a quarter of the price, but this was far from glamping.

One of your employees, an older white guy, came to my door demanding money for a dog fee and threatening to call the cops to escort me off campus. I'd already paid for my RV. Less than ten minutes earlier, I'd texted him because I couldn't find the payment request and wanted to pay right away. I thought he was knocking to help, but he wouldn't show me where to pay. You need to check your cameras. Don't stay here.