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Coconino County, Arizona · near Williams · APN 501-74-039: Halfway Between Route 66 and the Grand Canyon Rim

E Silver Valley Road, Williams, AZ 86046

At about 6,100 feet, where the high desert starts giving way to pine, this flat acre sits between the Route 66 town of Williams and the Grand Canyon's South Rim. Park the RV for the season on a county permit, day-trip to the canyon, and build a cabin later if you want one. It's reached off East Silver Valley Road, and there's no HOA.

Your Own Spot on the Road to the Canyon

If you've ever tried to book a campsite near the Grand Canyon in summer, you know how that goes: full months out, pricey when it isn't, and you're packing up again in three nights anyway.

This is the fix. 1.04 flat acres at about 6,100 feet, off Silver Valley Road, so the RV has a place that's yours. Stay up to 120 days a year on a county permit, spend your days at the canyon, and come back to a sky with almost nobody else's lights in it (the county's dark-sky rules see to that).

You're about 55 minutes from Williams and about 50 minutes from the South Rim. Williams was the last Route 66 town bypassed by the interstate, on October 13, 1984, and the old road still runs right through downtown.

The trade is that it's fully off-grid: no power, water or sewer at the lot, and the subdivision roads are dirt the county doesn't maintain. Solar and a cistern handle it (a good truck handles the rest).

People have been drawn to the edge of that canyon for as long as there have been people out here. It's nice to have a place of your own on the way.

  • Park your RV up to 120 days a year on a county permit
  • Between Williams and the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
  • Flat, cool ground at about 6,100 feet off East Silver Valley Road
  • No HOA and no deadline to build, so you set the pace
  • County dark-sky rules keep the nights properly dark
  • Off-grid setup with solar, a cistern, and septic
  • About 55 minutes to Williams for fuel, groceries, and Route 66
  • Flagstaff Walmart Supercenter about 75 minutes out for the big supply run

Is this your kind of land

Who this parcel suits

Good fit for

A homestead cabin, off-grid setup, or base camp between Route 66 and the Grand Canyon with no HOA restrictions.

Not a fit for

Not a fit for tent camping, permanent RV living, or buyers needing utilities already in place. Well and septic required.

On the ground

Where it sits

The red outline on the map is approximate. It is drawn from county records to show roughly where the lot sits, not a surveyed boundary.

35.6507, -112.05815
Center coordinate · drive out on weak signal
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The four corner coordinates
NW35.6511, -112.0585
NE35.6511, -112.0578
SW35.6505, -112.0585
SE35.6505, -112.0578

Corner coordinates are approximate. Verify against the recorded plat before relying on them.

The record

The facts, every one of them

Acreage
1.04 acres
Lot dimensions
196 × 236 ft
Subdivision
None
Zoning
Agricultural Residential
Utilities
Off-grid. No water, power or sewer to the lot.
Terrain
Flat
Elevation
6,111 ft
Access †
The property can be accessed via E Silver Valley Rd
Flood zone
Not in a FEMA flood zone
Wetlands
None mapped in the national wetlands inventory
Cell signal
Not confirmed. Plan for none.
Annual taxes
About $19.48 a year
HOA / POA
None

† From county maps and records. Check with the county, or ask your Land Specialist what we have on file.

Dig deeper

Zoning & building rules: see What’s allowed here
Water & septic detail

Water: On-site: None. Options: Haul or Well. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option

Sewer / septic: On-site: None. Options: Septic.

What’s allowed, and what it’s for

This one is a base camp first.

This acre works as a seasonal base first: one RV up to 120 consecutive days a year on a county permit, with the South Rim about 50 minutes away for day trips. When you want something permanent, the AR zoning allows one site-built, modular or post-1976 manufactured home, set up with solar, a cistern and septic. Williams covers groceries about 55 minutes away.

A plain-language summary of how Coconino County's Agricultural Residential zone reads, current to October 2026. It is not a determination of what you may do here, and it is not legal or land-use advice.

Camping and RV use are welcome, up to 21 days per stay, twice a year. Longer stays need a county permit.

Yes, you can keep an RV here seasonally and build one home, fully off-grid.
RV stays top out at 120 days a year on a permit, and tent camping is not allowed.
Homes and dwellings
Allowed
Living on the land
Not allowed
Off-grid and utilities
With permit

Coconino County decides what is allowed, not us. Confirm current rules with Planning & Zoning before you buy.

Call (928) 679-8850
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Homes and dwellings
Build a house
Allowed
Allowed with a building permit and a county septic permit, both issued before construction starts.
Modular home
Allowed
Allowed and treated like a site-built house on a permanent foundation built to county code.
Manufactured home
Allowed
Allowed if HUD-code and built after June 15, 1976, with a building permit and skirting or an engineered foundation.
Mobile home
Restricted
Only after state rehabilitation and an Arizona insignia, done before a pre-1976 unit comes onto the lot.
Tiny home
Allowed
Allowed on a permanent foundation with no minimum size. On wheels it is treated as an RV.
Alternative structures
Restricted
Barns and sheds can go up before the house but can't be lived in. Yurts cannot serve as a home.
Living on the land
Tent camping
Not allowed
Not allowed on private land outside a permitted campground, and campgrounds are not permitted in this zone.
Camp in RV
With permit
Up to 120 consecutive days a year on a temporary use permit, self-contained or with a portable toilet.
RV while building
With permit
Allowed for one RV, six months at a time, once the building permit is issued and while it stays active.
Off-grid and utilities
Off-grid setup
With permit
Solar, cisterns and hauled water all work, each with its own permit. A full septic system is still required.
Power nearby
No
No utility power near the parcel
Water
Haul or Well
On-site: None. Options: Haul or Well. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option
Sewer
Septic
On-site: None. Options: Septic.
AllowedWith permitRestrictedNot allowedAsk the county
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What it costs

Pricing & owner financing

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$450
down + doc fee
Down payment$200
Doc fee$250
To claim today$450
$185/mo · 84 months
Note maintenance fee$12/mo
Property taxes, prorated$5/mo
Billed monthly$202
Total price$15,740

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Plenty of folks claim sight unseen, and plenty like to walk the corners before they decide. If that is you, we will text you a one-page field guide to take along.

Driving in

  1. Start in the nearest town
    Williams, Coconino County
  2. GPS to the parcel center
    35.6507, -112.05815
  3. Look for the road access
    Dirt road frontage · check the corners on the plat before you park

Before you leave town

  • Bring water and layers
    Cell service can drop past the nearest town. Plan for a round-trip without it.
  • Save the corners offline
    Copy the four corner coordinates before you head out.

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