Route 66 corridor parks
The RV parks and campgrounds that fill with Canyon-bound travelers all summer.
Our home base
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High Country RV is based in Williams. If your rig is parked here, you are as close to us as anyone gets.
Northern Arizona
Williams is the Gateway to the Grand Canyon, and that shapes the RV work here. Travelers stage in town before driving SR-64 north, ride the Grand Canyon Railway for the day, and fill the campgrounds along Route 66 and the lakes nearby through the whole warm season. Our shop address is on Latigo Road in Williams, so this is home ground.
Being local means Williams owners often get the tightest scheduling we can offer, including same-week service in many cases. It also means we know the specific conditions here: 6,700 feet of elevation, cold nights that arrive early, snow that closes in for days at a time, and a summer travel rush that pushes rigs hard between long dormant stretches.
We service RVs at the parks and campgrounds in and around town, at the lake campgrounds a short drive out, at homes and acreage properties, and at storage lots. Travelers with an urgent problem before heading to the Canyon are a regular part of the week — and worth calling about early rather than after you have already started up SR-64.
On location
Where we work around Williams
Lake campgrounds nearby
Forest campgrounds at the lakes around town, where access is usually straightforward for a service vehicle.
Homes and acreage
Rigs parked at the house on the edges of town and out along the county roads.
Storage lots
Seasonal wake-ups, winterizing, and pre-trip checks before the Canyon run.
I-40 pull-offs and truck stops
Travelers who stop here because something started sounding wrong on the interstate.
SR-64 staging areas
Owners who want a readiness check before the drive north to the South Rim.
Before you head to the Canyon
Williams is the last practical place to fix something before the South Rim, and services thin out considerably once you are north of town. A short pre-trip check — propane and appliance operation, tires and lug torque, battery and charging health, roof and seal condition, brake and light function on trailers — turns a potential trip-ender into a morning appointment.
If something has been nagging at you on the drive in, this is the place to have it looked at rather than a hundred miles further along.
Seasonal storage service
A lot of rigs sit in and around Williams for six months at a stretch. That dormancy, not mileage, causes most of what we repair in the spring: varnished carburetors, dead batteries, seized pumps, mice in the furnace ducting, and freeze damage in lines that were never fully drained.
Winterizing in the fall and a de-winterizing wake-up in the spring is the cheapest maintenance pairing available to a Northern Arizona owner.
Local conditions
Local conditions to plan for
6,700 feet of elevation — freezes early, thaws late
Snow and ice loading on roofs, seals, and awnings
Long winter storage that ruins fuel, batteries, and unprotected plumbing
Heavy summer use immediately after months of sitting
Rodent intrusion in stored rigs near forest and pasture
Sharp day-to-night temperature swings that work sealant loose
Most requested
Popular services in Williams
“Bryon was excellent with communication, letting me know I can come in for service sooner than scheduled. He redid my entire PVC sewage line from tank to valve and saved me money by reusing undamaged parts. I totally recommend High Country RV.”
Before you call
Williams questions
Yes. High Country RV is based at 7337 Latigo Rd, Williams, AZ 86046, and we serve the surrounding region from here.
Nearby coverage
Other communities we serve
We come to Williams.
Call 888-794-6755 with your Williams location, your RV type, and what you are dealing with. We will confirm timing and what the visit will involve before we head your way.
Monday–Saturday, 7:00 AM–7:00 PM · 7337 Latigo Rd, Williams, AZ 86046