 Grand Canyon Lodging and Camping
Exploring the Grand Canyon takes time, schedule a couple of days to a week if you can. With all of the activities, programs and captivating sights, you will find youself not wanting to leave.
Exploring the Grand Canyon also takes energy, here are the options for resting your tired bones and recharge inside the park itself.
Camping is popular there is a 7 day limit for campsites. Reservations are recommended for Mather, March - December, and Trailer Village all year round. Otherwise its first come, first served for camping.
Permit required for Backcountry camping ($10 for permit plus $5 per person per day, available from Backcountry Information Center (928-638-7875).
South Rim |
North Rim |
Camping
Desert View (50 sites)
Mather (313 sites)
Trailer Village (80 sites)
Hotels
Bright Angel Lodge (30 rooms, 42 cabins)
El Tovar Hotel (78 rooms)
Kachina Lodge (49 rooms)
Maswik Lodge (250 rooms, 28 cabins)
Thunderbird Lodge (55 rooms)
Yavapai Lodge (358 rooms) |
Camping
North Rim (72 sites)
Hotels
Grand Canyon Lodge (44 rooms, 157 cabins)
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Canyon Floor |
Hotel
Phantom Ranch (4 dorms, 2 cabins) |
Resorts, B & Bs, Lodging and Camping near Grand Canyon
Your options increase greatly if you're willing to be an hour or so away. Our listing of lodging options in the nearby areas of Williams, Flagstaff, and Sedona is in the works.
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Grand Canyon
Xanterra Parks & Resorts operates the Lodging inside the park
888-297-2757
www.xanterra.com
National Parks Reservation Service
800-365-2267, or online
reservations.nps.gov/
handles reservations for Grand Canyon Camping.
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