Raptor Ranch RV Park & Campground

Rules

Pet Policy

Pets must be kept on a leash and cleaned up after

Visitors

Camp visitor closing time is 10:00 pm.

Quiet Time

Quiet time is 8:00 pm - 8:00 am.

Parking

Two additional vehicles may be parked in overnight parking for $10.00 per vehicle.

Map

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Area Tips

Directions from Interstate 40: In Williams, AZ take the “Hwy 64/Grand Canyon” Exit heading North.  Travel approximately 30 miles until you come to 180/64 junction in Valle, AZ.  Raptor Ranch is 300’ on the left (on the West side of Hwy 64). Look for the 20’ Fred Flintstone.  The RV park is on the north end of the property.

Directions from Flagstaff Hwy 180: Turn west on Hwy 180. Travel approximately 50 miles until you get to the 64/180 junction of Valle, AZ. Turn right and our property is 300’ on the left (on the West side of Hwy 64). Look for the 20’ Fred Flintstone.  The RV park is on the north end of the property.

Directions from Hwy 89: In Cameron, AZ you will turn West on Hwy 64.  Travel approximately 35 miles until you reach the East Entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park.  Continue on Hwy 64 for approximately 30 more miles. (You will pass several beautiful viewpoints of the canyon on the way.) When the highway comes to a “T” turn South (left) for 5 miles, you will then exit the National Park at the South Entrance Station.  Continue traveling approximately 24 mile to Valle, AZ.  You will see a Raptor Ranch billboard on your right and our entrance is the next right.  If you reach Planes of Fame air museum, you have just passed our location.

Reviews Leave a Review

Keith Swanson

4.0

Nice place. The showers were set to a good temp but we had no way to change hot/cold if needed. Showers were timed to last 7 minutes with each token. There was no way to turn the water off if we didn’t need the full seven minutes. We had to just leave it running until the time was up. Waste of water.

September 22, 2023

Mary Brown

5.0

I thought this park was great. Accessibility to the Grand Canyon can't be beat with electric and water. There is a dump station here too. There is a little diner and a food truck here. Bedrock City is a side attraction. If you are staying in the campground it is free otherwise entrance is $8 for adults. I enjoyed walking around the attraction. Reminded me of my childhood watching the Flintstones on TV! If there is one negative here it is that there are tokens (free if you stay here) for the showers. It runs for 7 minutes which was plenty of time for me, but the water was a bit hot and no way to adjust it. All in all I will be back here again to explore the Grand Canyon - 3 days isn't enough.

May 06, 2023

Kevin Dunwoody

3.0

I must’ve misread the address when it said Williams, AZ. When in fact, it’s 30 miles north of Williams in Valle, AZ. If the restaurant across the highway didn’t have a great bar and good food it would’ve received 1 star.

September 12, 2022