Grand Canyon Camper Village

Nothing good except the location. Spots are very close to each other, I got there by 16:40 and office was close (suppose to be open until 17:00). I wanted to pay cash and email them about it, they responded and since they closed early charged my card in the morning. And spreading of money, way overpriced...

We enjoyed our stay here for a couple nights while visiting the Grand Canyon. It is just about a 10 min drive to the park entrance. It is walking distance to a lot of the local stores and restaurants. We got a pull-thru site, but it was extremely cramped. Way too close to neighbors on both sides of us. No privacy from others around you. One neighbor was side by side to us with picnic tables and chairs. Vehicles barely fit in the spaces. The grassy areas were covered in tons of ant hills and fox tail weeds which made it very difficult taking our dogs to potty or walk around. We had to stick to the gravel areas the entire time because all the foxtail kept getting stuck in their paws and fur. There is however a beautiful paved greenway trail within walking distance right across from the campgrounds we enjoyed hiking on with our dogs and kids. It’s not a bad place to stay for a night or so to be in such close distance to the park. It would have been nice if they had a playground for kids. They had a very run down basketball court but no balls.

Ok campground with full hookups or just water and electric with a dump station. Campground has not been updated since it opened in the 60's. Still have to pay for a shower which went out in the 70's! Propane not available have to drive 23 miles to get it. No usable wifi but Verizon, Tmobile and Starlink work good

The only saving grace for this campground is its vicinity to the Grand Canyon, gas and general store. The camp sites were horrifically close together and full timers there would walk thru our tiny site to the bath house. After it rained, it was a mud pit. Fortunately, the neighbors we had that were a few feet from our door were very nice. Would NEVER stay there again and over priced for what it was.

5 stars for location and 2 1/2 stars for RV park facilities based off of cost. This place is 7 miles from the Grand Canyon visitor center at South Rim which is steps away from the rim. You are walking distance from food, general store, and gas station. The park has had very minimal upkeep which is strange due to the cost. Showers are at a cost $2 for 8 minutes for guests. Odd that guests don’t get a few tokens for the cost of staying. The site was level with mostly dirt and a bit of gravel. Fire pit and picnic table at each site. Full hookup with no issues. See pics.