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M & M Little Oasis Campground
Overview
Overview
Travelers bound for northern Arizona often set their sights on M & M Little Oasis Campground in Williams, AZ, for a quiet mountain basecamp. Positioned along the famous historic highway corridor, this property delivers a classic high-elevation landscape experience characterized by towering ponderosa pines, cool summer breezes, and clear starlit desert-mountain nights.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the high country of Coconino County, Williams sits at roughly 7,000 feet of elevation. Visitors arrive via Interstate 40 or historic Route 66, navigating a landscape defined by volcanic hills, dense evergreen forests, and dramatic seasonal weather shifts. Summer temperatures remain pleasantly mild compared to the southern desert basins, while winter frequently brings crisp snowfalls and freezing mountain conditions.
Amenities & Park Features
Specific on-site facilities, such as exact hookup configurations, site dimensions, or bathhouse availability, are not officially detailed in advance. RVers planning a stay here should contact management directly to verify utility types, maximum vehicle length capacities, and pet guidelines prior to arrival to ensure the property matches your specific rig setup.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts find themselves ideally positioned for regional adventure. The Grand Canyon Railway operates directly out of downtown Williams, carrying passengers northward toward the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, roughly sixty miles away. Local hiking options include the trail networks around Kaibab National Forest and Cataract Lake Park, offering accessible paths through high-altitude timber.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, Grand Canyon visitors, and forest explorers seeking a base outside the heavy tourist congestion of Flagstaff. Travelers who appreciate unpretentious mountain settings, crisp high-desert air, and straightforward access to regional public lands will find the location fits an itinerary focused on outdoor exploration.
Reviews
Ruth S E
Amazing experience. very serene. if you want to have one on one time, this is the place. We camped one night. Disclaimer: if camping isnt your thing, just skip this option. you will just ruin it for everyone else. Mike is one of a kind. Best host ever. we reached at night, so we were a bit worried about the area, then we met mike and felt completely at home, completely safe. he gave us so many tips on directions just to make sure we dont get lost (it's not that complicated now looking back). he stays in contac 24/7. he has some sort of carpet so that the tent isnt directly on the floor. there is a designated place for fire. he will give you wood. he even helped us with the fire just saw that we could settle quickly. Sunrise was the best part. So Pitch your tent facing east.
Cactus Jack
Mike was such an amazing and wonderful host. He was so kind as to help me when my car got stuck, TWICE! We shared a beer and talked about the camp and how he built the entire campground himself which was super impressive. The toilet was very creative and a joy to have witness. Once it warms up a bit and I get out that way again I will visit once more. I highly recommend this camping spot for anyone looking for a fun getaway. I was traveling all across Arizona and this was by far the best spot I stayed at.
Markus Decker
What a great place. Really off-grid. Definitely worth a trip. And the host? Great character. Welcoming. Went out of his way to make sure we didn't get lost. Thanks!
Juan Medina
What an amazing experience camping at Mike's campground. I would highly recommend it to anyone. Mike is such a sweet and kind man and very attentive. I would stay again in a heart bit if I have the opportunity. Thanks Mike!
Caroline
Amazing place! Super friendly owner, and great views. It truly is a hide away oasis. You must like primitive camping though - which we do!