Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA

A seemingly endless number of unique natural spots are just a stone’s throw away when you're camping at Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA, guaranteeing an amazing trip. The campground lies within the Coconino National Forest, showing campers the true meaning of variety. From the incredible red rock formations standing in contrast to the green vegetation to mysterious canyons and heritage areas offering insights into the ancient cultures of the area, it definitely has something for everyone. Disappear underground into the Lava River Cave or stand at the top of Humphreys Peak, one of the highest points in the state, and take in the majestic landscape. The first thing that comes to mind to many outdoor lovers when they hear the words "natural wonder" is Grand Canyon National Park. The sheer size and the depth of the canyon will blow you away, and if you add to that the extraordinary shades of colors on its rocks, you are in for an experience of a lifetime. There are plenty of ways to explore this giant. Hiking and biking will give you a chance to move around at your own pace, while backpacking lets you reach the parts off the beaten path. You can also try whitewater and smooth water rafting down the Colorado River and get a different perspective of this one-of-a-kind place. A couple of hours spent on the road in your Williams camper rental will get you to one of the oldest national recreation areas in the country – Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Lake Mead and Lake Mojave are waiting for water sports enthusiasts to enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and diving. The towering mountains provide a wonderful backdrop, creating magical scenery perfect for photographers. If you want to enjoy the park from your vehicle, choose the Northshore Road and feast your eyes on the desert landscape of red rocks or opt for the Pearce Ferry Road and travel among the amazing Joshua trees.