The Canyon Motel RV Park

MEDIA RECOGNITION

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being highlighted in the media.

AS FEATURED IN THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC MAY 2009

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."

AS FEATURED IN THE PHOENIX 2009 ARIZONA TRAVEL GUIDE

"Best PLACES to stay."

"CANYON MOTEL & RV PARK
This Grand Canyon country getaway offers an escape from the ordinary as guests sleep in a 1929 Caboose or one of the original 1940s flagstone rooms. Located in Williams, the property includes a full-service VIP RV Park."

AS FEATURED IN THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC MARCH 2009

The Arizona Republic featured The Canyon Motel & RV Park in their March 2009 special feature on "Play More, Pay Less: 25 Ways to Enjoy Arizona at a Bargain."

"Conk out in a caboose
Spend two nights in a 1929 Santa Fe Railway caboose and get the third night free. The Canyon Motel and RV Park is a historical Route 66 motor court in Williams, now lovingly restored. You have two caboose suites to choose from, each large enough to sleep a family of six."

AS FEATURED ON TAKE MY TRIP

Daniel Woodrum of Take My Trip.com featured a road stop at The Canyon Motel & RV Park. He writes: "Exploring Williams, Arizona, I ended Day Zero, and began Day 1 in one of the best family-owned, old-style motels I've ever seen. Simply named the 'Canyon Motel and RV Park,' this place does everything right." Read the entire review here.

Woodrum says about himself, "I'm passionate about several things: photography, writing, and perhaps most of all, travel. I love to hit the road, and discover all the amazing places in this country. The scenery. The culture. The food."

We're happy to report he loved his stay here as well!

Arizona Highways Magazine Review

Snuggled in a blanket of aromatic pines and whispering breezes, 18 newly renovated cottages welcome visitors to a world where nature's beauty stretches in every direction. Escape to a cozy cottage setting with rustic furnishings, comfortable beds, with microwave ovens, coffee makers, and refrigerators. Breathtaking views feature the towering spire of Bill William's mountain, whose peak touches the clouds at 9,200 feet. Hiking, mountain biking, bird watching, and other outdoor activities abound, and the Grand Canyon is a short drive north on scenic Highway 64.

You'll find this updated older motel on the eastern outskirts of Williams, tucked against the trees. While the setting and new rooms in duplex flagstone cottages are nice enough, the real attractions are the railroad cars parked in the front yard. You can stay in a caboose or a Pullman car, which makes this a fun place to overnight if you're planning on taking the excursion train to the Grand Canyon. I prefer the caboose rooms, which have a more authentic feel. A horseshoe pit, swing set, board games, a fire ring, propane barbecues, and a nature trail provide plenty of entertainment for the whole family.

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THE CANYON MOTEL & RV Park
800-482-3955
928-635-9371
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1900 East Rodeo Road
Route 66
Exit 165 South
Williams, Arizona 86046
928-635-4138 FAX
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