Williams - Circle Pines KOA Holiday

Clean restrooms. Site was relatively level and under trees. Staff worked out a solution when we needed an extra night at the last minute to manage health issues so we would not have to change sites.
Though wifi is free, service is sketchy. Facilities show wear and tear of heavy use.
Very popular location near Williams and Grand Canyon activities. Would stay here again.

I almost cancelled my reservation after reading some bad reviews. Turns out, this campground was exactly what we were looking for. The campground sits just north of I-40 a few miles from Williams, AZ. It backs to the national forest, which means you can allow you dog to run out in the forest off leash. The campground is on a hill, amongst pine trees. So, only a few sites will be level when you arrive. This is why I said, "this is a campground, not a RV park. That said, we have a 34' 5th wheel and were assigned site 36, at the top of the hill bordering the national forest. We did put two boards under the left left wheel to level, but I didn't't see this as a drawback. The staff couldn't have been any nicer. So, if you want a great camping experience, I recommend this campground, but if you're looking for a level site for one night, look at the rv parks in Williams. They will be more level, but offer no shade.

Small travel trailer and truck fit the site o.k., but there was no avoiding having to level extensively. Upon completing the leveling, eyeballing the sewer dump (which was on a riser so it was over a foot in the air for some reason) made me wish I had declined the site before the extensive leveling. HOWEVER, I hooked up 20 ft. of sewer hose (stretched out pretty tight) and connected. Dude next to me was eyeballing it too and we began discussing the merits (or lack thereof) dumping my sewer uphill from his spot in #16. I went to the office and they dispatched a maintenance guy. He too eyeballed it and declared, "That ain't gonna work!" I asked him to get a sawsall and cut the thing down shorter like it should be but he feared termination. He called his supervisor who arrived shortly, and also eyeballed it. He declared that the sewer line was (his opinion) sloping downhill, and there was nothing he could (read: would) do about it until the morning (it was approx. 5:00 p.m.). He said to call the emergency number if things blew. What?
Well, at 0530 the next morning opening the dump valve proved me (and my buddy in #16) correct, and the sewer was sloped uphill. This lead to the arduous and crazy (for a PREMIUM SITE) sewer hose dance which ultimately damaged my hose and outlet valve.
Anyway, add to this that the fire pit was removed (but not the charcoal/ash) from outside the door, and the ONLY thing (other than location) that this place has going for it is all the stuff for kids. For that, I'll give them 2 stars....

Have stayed at over 40 rv parks on this trip and this was the worst park. Not a level site and site are muddy dirt. Maybe if they invested in some stone for the roads and sites it would be better. Literally stepping in mud all around the rig. Truck and trailer are full of mud. Site was arose from an open dumpster not even put behind the fence. Facilities are surety and old and need updating. Constant interstate road noise day and night. Over an hour to the Grand Canyon and nothing else around.

Nice well established koa. Not the closest koa to the canyon but nicer than the closer one and near the train in Williams so that’s cool. Indoor pool, race cars, bounce pillow, etc.

Sites were pie shaped, narrow, and most not very level. Almost wasn’t able to get my travel trailer (39’) to make the turn the guide in the golf cart wanted me to make to get in… had to back into a pull through site because the space between trees was too narrow.

Clean and effective laundry room, reasonably priced.

Wifi only available near camp store and it was rubbish. Verizon service was awful. T-Mobile was pretty good though. I worked all week on the T-Mobile connection.

They advertise so many fun amenities but the go-carts, jump pad, and pool were all closed for various reasons that did not seem realistic. More like they don’t want to pay people to operate them unless it is a busy holiday weekend. The sites are unlevel and require heavy duty leveling jacks, our motorhome had to have all the tires on the passenger side lifted off the ground to get level. Save your money. For half the price you can go to the KOA journey up the road, it is way closer to the Grand Canyon and the amenities are the same. Laundry facilities were filthy.

Let me start with the good:
-LOTS of amenities for families! indoor pool and hot tubs, bouncy pillow, go karts, horse rides, room to ride bikes, etc
-indoor pool was so nice and we lucked out to be parked right next to it!
-lots of lovely trees
-friendly staff
-easy to navigate

Some cons to consider:
-like most KOAs this one has you packed in TIGHT. This may have been the tightest fit I've been in yet.
-site was VERY uneven. this was the highest I've ever had to pull up on my curved levelers and it made me super nervous. But nothing happened, just glad we had a step stool to help us get in. it didn't look that uneven when pulling in but it was.

I would still stay here. it got quiet at night, was very convenient to both Williams and Flagstaff. You could have a great time just staying here in camp! it is close to the interstate but the noise didn't really bother me.