Bill Williams Monument Park

Bill Williams Monument Park


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William Sherley Williams has been called the greatest mountain man and trapper of the frontier west. The town of Williams, a mountain a few miles south of town, and Bill Williams Monument Park were all named in his honor.

To commemorate his place in local history, an eight-and-a-half-foot, one-ton bronze statue of "Old Bill" was unveiled in the park in 1980. Many local events are held at the site, and both residents and visitors find the park a comfortable place to relax and enjoy a sunny afternoon.

Facilities: Restrooms and picnic tables are provided at Bill Williams Monument Park.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to use Bill Williams Monument Park.

Best Time To Visit: Bill Williams Monument Park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset.

Fees: There are no fees to enter this park.

Accessibility: The area is accessible.

Rules: Please obey all city ordinances when visiting this park.

Directions: To reach the Bill Williams Monument Park from Williams, travel on Main Street. The park is on Main Street, with ample parking.


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Address

Williams-Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce

200 W. Railroad Avenue

Williams, Arizona 86046

Phone
General: (928) 635-0273
Toll Free:1(800) 863-0546

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