Williams, Arizona
Best known as the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon", Williams is a quiet, western town located along scenic Route 66, just miles away from beautiful rural Arizona. Thousands of visitors visit Williams every year either for a vacation near the Grand Canyon or just to experience true western wilderness. No matter what your reason, Williams is an idyllic place near the Grand Canyon, beckoning you to stay.
A family friendly vacation spot, Williams is named after the famous trapper Bill Williams. Williams even has a monument dedicated to him -- make sure to take your kids to this monument. Williams is also located in the largest cluster of Ponderosa pine trees in the entire world, something your kids will marvel at. Make sure to take them through the Arizona outback, minutes away from town.
There are also romantic options as well. Choose quality lodging inside of town, which is untouched and holds a romantic, vintage charm. The Grand Canyon is always a great romantic options for more adventurous travelers. There are many natural attractions to explore here, so give it a try – and make sure to bring some food for lunch time picnics. There's nothing more romantic than being surrounded by beautiful scenery with a loved one. If you don't want to stay in town for the night, choose cheaper lodging accommodations outside of town, such as cabins or RV parks. For more information about Williams, including lodging, attractions, and kid friendly activities, please visit their website.
HOTELS IN WILLIAMS BY CATEGORY
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THINGS TO DO IN WILLIAMS BY CATEGORY
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