How can you not love it. I've seen a bunch of imposters claiming to be the "little" Grand Canyon…read moreetc. but really nothing compares to this place.

A beautiful place to reset your emotional well being. I sat for hours writing and admiring the…read moremajestic view every single day for four days. You pay $35 of a park pass and can go in and out for a week.

Simply a marvelous place. This national forest surrounds the Grand Canyon, but it doesn't get even…read morea small fraction of attention as the Grand Canyon does. Maybe that's a good thing, since the peacefulness is one of the attractions. You really get a good sense of place when visiting. The Kaibab National forest covers 1.6 million acres, from canyons to prairies and mountain peaks. There are three sections: the North Kaibab Ranger District (north of Grand Canyon National Park), the Tusayan Ranger District (south of Grand Canyon National Park), and the Williams Ranger District. There are several visitor centers that have information about the area and things to do. Some of the national forest is scarred by forest fire, but new plant life is colonizing those areas again.

GC was closed to overnights because a water main broke... This is a good alternate choice if you…read moreare mostly "self-contained"! Very close to GC and on the same road.

This is a cool small park that anyone can chill at. The park mostly talks about the history of…read moreWilliams, especially its founder Sherley "Old Bill" Williams. Definitely read up on the guy while browsing the historical marker and statue behind it. There are some memorials here, including a Vietnam War one. The park is not that big but it is the first and last thing you see when coming into Williams, depending on the direction you're coming from.

Almost funny that this is called a park. Literally, it is a median strip on route 66, nestled…read morebetween the one way east and west lanes. The "park" features a few trees, as well as some statues and memorials dedicated to veterans. There are a few parking spots on the north side of the park, and during the holidays, they string some Christmas lights in the trees. Come to think of it, it is actually kind of pretty at night. Not much to it, I suppose, but perhaps it is a nice place for locals and passersby to remember their loved ones who served our country. On a lighter note, and certainly not meaning any disrespect for the former sentiment, there is a pokemon go gym here... if you're still into that sort of thing. If you are looking for a place to let the kids run around, head North a little bit, to the softball field area closer to Highway 40. Probably safer, and definitely a lot more space for them to burn off some energy earned pent up in the hotel room watching bad basic cable.

What an awesome and amazing experience!! Great, great crew which make you totally relaxed. Very…read moreprofessional operation and safety conscious. Small plane which holds two sets of tandem divers. They don't offer a camera diver to film you, but the video and photos come out great by the one camera the instructor has strapped to his wrist. Because of the altitude in which you start the free fall time is a bit shorter but the climbing time is great with Grand Canyon looking spectacular. Be aware that the parachute ride down will make you a bit wheezy if you are prone to sea sickness since every turn causes you to be on a pendulum. I highly recommend this if you have never skydived since you tend to focus more on the scenery. For a short video on the experience go to my you tube channel under Jorge R. Gonzalez Visual Artist https://youtube.com/c/JorgeRGonzalezPhotographyHomestead

An amazing experience! To put it simply, I definitely recommend Paragon Skydiving. I have already…read morereviewed them on other sites and I'm tired of typing so I'm not going to say much. Having said that, Paragon gave myself and my girlfriend a lifetime memory (12 Oct 2023). We will never forget Paragon Skydiving, specifically the check-in lady, she was a doll, as well as our skydiving professionals, Mark and Michael.

A perfect spring break Family activity! Their staff was super helpful and knowledgeable. I had a…read morechange in our family spring break plans just after Covid quarantine restrictions were lifted and I called them to arrange an excursion for my family the week before. I imagine under normal circumstances it may not be so easy to get a reservation last minute so I do suggest planning ahead. Their staff was friendly and helpful when we arrived to check-in. Our excursion was led by someone on their staff and they guided us through the area onto some cool trails and roads. The drive was scenic and we all had a blast. For future four-wheeling excursions, I suggest goggles or sturdy glasses/shades, a scarf to block the wind and dust, and good shoes for safety. Our tour guide made sure we stopped and enjoy some awesome views overlooking the canyons and mountains and for some memorable photo ops, too. In April, there was still some snow on the ground, so the weather was perfect for the drive.

Love the tour. Really great that these guys take so much pride in safety and making it a priority…read more There are so many on here giving these guys a bad reputation. Don't listen to them. Go on a 2 or 4 hour tour you won't regret it. If you want to go all day they have a tour just for it that takes you to the bottom of the canyon

I came here on a women's retreat with a Christian church. It was a blessing to be able to have the…read moreopportunity to come on this trip during the weekend. Fantastic location away from the city and for bringing people together to worship and connect with the Lord. The staff in the store, dining hall, and coffee shop were all very kind helpful, and accommodating. We were well fed, just ask for seconds if your table doesn't have enough the first round. Beautiful scenery with lots of activities to do such as arts and crafts, a game room, rock climbing wall, the big "swing", zip lining, and a pool and jacuzzi.

Every part of this place was amazing and beautiful. Its a place I'll never forget. I loved the…read moreweather too, it was super nice and enjoyable. The cabins were very clean. I can't think of a single bag thing about this place. Recommend it so much!

Small park with playground and sports fields. I recommend using the bathroom here as it's free and…read moresuper clean. Mobil next door requires purchase to use theirs.

Park is not dog friendly, and when I asked the staff where I could take my dog his response was…read more"the mountains"

Awesome experience. Chad and his staff were awesome. The off roading was a blast…read more There side by side run great 2 and 4 seater available. Price was fair and we definitely Go back