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The world asks a lot of us these days, and sometimes, we just need a break from it all. If you’re itching to unplug, head to Circle Pines KOA Holiday in Williams for a rustic getaway that harkens back to pioneer days. One of the best places to go covered wagon camping in Arizona, Circle Pines features authentic Conestoga covered wagons that offer a simple (yet still luxurious) overnight stay sure to leave you feeling refreshed and ready to face life head-on.

Located in Williams - also known as the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon" - Circle Pines KOA is the ultimate campground for families (or anyone with a sense of adventure).
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You'll find the park right off of I-40, a mere hour's drive from the Grand Canyon.
The campground offers a wide variety of lodging options, so there's something for everyone.
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From RV sites to deluxe cabins that feel more like "glamping" than camping, rest assured you'll find the perfect accommodation.
Perhaps the most unique way to stay at Circle Pines KOA is in an authentic Conestoga covered wagon.
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Luxurious, yet undeniably rustic, the wagons at this covered wagon campground provide an Old West experience that will transport you straight back to pioneer days.

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Each wagon sleeps up to six guests, featuring one king and two bunk beds.
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You won't have a kitchen or private bathroom, but the campground has an on-site café and restroom facilities, so you won't be missing anything.
Rates per night vary so be sure to check the website for the most updated pricing.
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It's advisable to make your travel plans and to reserve your wagon as soon as possible, as they go quickly and you don't want to miss out on all this unique lodging fun!
When you aren't channeling your inner pioneer, there's plenty of family fun to be had on the campground.
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From a full mini-golf course to go-karts to a bike path, all ages will have a blast exploring the activities.
There's even an indoor heated pool that's open year-round, so even on chilly winter days, you won't be confined to your campsite.
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With so much to do in one place, you'll never want to leave!

Visit the Circle Pines KOA Holiday website or Facebook page for more information and/or to book your stay.

Have you ever stayed in a covered wagon at Circle Pines KOA Holiday? If so, what was your favorite part? We’d love to hear all about your experience. Tell us in the comments section below!

If you’re interested in more fun camping experiences in Arizona, be sure to check out our previous article: 6 Of The Best Places To Go Yurt Camping In Arizona.

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Williams / Exit 167 / Circle Pines KOA Holiday, 1000 Circle Pines Rd, Williams, AZ 86046, USA