This was a very quiet and well shaded campsite. Our site (38) was unfortunately near the road so we would be blinded by headlights occasionally. Each site has a fire ring with a grill grate for the top. As well as a stationed concrete table for each site. I showed up around 4-5pm and was fortunate enough to get a spot for $18. So I will not complain about headlights or anything else. The sky was glowing at night. Despite the tall tress, we still had a great view of the Milky Way. Also, deer and elk were all around us which was just citing as well

This is a standard national parks camp ground with everything you need and nothing more. We were able to walk in with no reservations in November and snag a spot. There’s nice bike paths that pass though and easy access to the Canyon. We did have a hard time sleeping due to some loud generators but that might have just been bad luck.

My partner and I parked our van in one of the tent sites and were surprised at how spacious and private they were! The location is close to the Visitor Center and some shopping. We got in pretty late so we didn’t get to enjoy the scenery too much, but we made some s’mores around the fire ring and did some stargazing. Perfect spot to situate yourself for an early morning hike into the canyon!

This was a really nice and surprisingly affordable campground inside Grand Canyon National Park. Amazing location for distance. There’s showers and laundry (paid, unfortunately, but I won’t complain too much). Friendly staff and easy access.

I was lucki to take the last first come first serve spot It's a good one, own eating table and firepit Enough room for 3 tents

We stayed in a pull through RV site. Short walking distance to the bathrooms. The site was basic, offered a picnic table and fire pit. The sites are relatively open, not too private but not on top of each other either. 

The campground offers do it yourself laundry, a short drive from the sites, and showers. There is a restaurant and small store within the campground a short drive away with ample parking.

This park is absolutely beautiful and when we return we will be staying here!

This is the best place to camp if you really want to experience the Grand Canyon. Stayed at sites 206, 210 and 258. 210 and 258 best for solar. We have a Thor Vegas class A approximately 26.5’ (29’ with rear slide deployed). Towing a Jeep Cherokee. No problems with fitting on these sites. Restrooms not bad for a basic campsite.

The only complaint would be that it appears that a number of selfish campers made reservations and didn’t show up leaving about 25% of the sites vacant. Commented to the rangers and they said it happens a lot but people have already paid so they wash their hands of the situation and keep turning people away. Doesn’t seem fair.

The sites are well spaced in the woods with picnic tables and fire rings. The bathrooms are spread out and have flush toilets (not vault). There are pay showers near the registration desk. There are no electric hookups or water hookups but there are water sources and an RV dump station. Get up early and have access to the Rim trail with few people around. By noon the trail is packed. If you get a chance stop at Desert View as well.

Mather Campground is a great central location for exploring the South Rim. It's within walking distance (or more easily biking distance) of the Village area and market, as well as Mather Point and the rim trail. We had good cell signal with Verizon and plenty of space around our campsite. They have bathrooms and hot showers for a separate charge. To fill water or dump, you'd need to go to the nearby camper services center.

We stayed in site 39, which had a length restriction of 27ft. We have a 26' TT, and we BARELY fit into that site due to the trees. the driveway is more than long enough, but the curve of the driveway was quite tricky!

We thought it would be fun to rush to see the Grand Canyon covered in snow! It was gorgeous! But I will say it presented challenges. I didn’t realize there was an RV village… which would have been easier to stay at! Especially since Mather has no hookups or power. Thankfully we had a propane furnace so we were warm! And had to make coffee with the generator during the specified hours. But getting out was a tad stressful because the road(we were in maple loop) is tight, not well paved, and full of trees. It was very icy! So I went to the rangers and they were VERY nice, and didn’t rush us out at checkout. So we waited an extra hour and things were much more thawed out.

We stayed for 3 nights. The campground has everything you need.

Easy, convenient, and very cozy. There’s paid showers, laundry, and every camp site has a picnic table + fire pit. Our site was a pull through and pretty level. The website does a good job describing each site.

Great place all around! No problems and great location!

Worst Rec.gov campground we have ever stayed at!!! The roads where not mainted, even tho it states that they are maintained, and we have been physically TRAPPED in this campground, UNABLE TO LEAVE DUE TO THE ROAD BEING COMPLETELY FROZEN!!! No one has maintained it at all, even though it says on the website that it is maintained!!! I have seen multiple people slide, and even go off the road due to the EXTREMELY UNSAFE ROAD CONDITIONS!!!! Both my husband and I, and our entire home are currently trapped on a mountain, all because the National Park Service doesn't want to do there jobs!!!

Went camping during the winter (Jan) in a Tesla Model 3.

First come, first serve campsites. 15$ a night.

Campfire setup ready to go, nearby market to buy supplies. Bench at each campsite, nearby restrooms and water. Trash disposals.

Nearest supercharger in Tusayan, about 10 miles away from the campsite.

Only the Pine Loop was open due to seasonal closures, but still plenty of sites to choose from. All of the sites are fairly close together with minimal privacy between. Bathrooms were well maintained. Cell service was great, and we often saw elk and deer roaming through the sites! Would stay again if passing through.

I stayed here overnight on my way to North Rim and thought for the price and location to the village it's hard to beat. Only limited sites are available during the off season when i was here in December. Site are decent spacing between eachother but not super far. Cell service on VZ was excellent here if that is a concern. $15/night in the off season too!

Very well kept!! Clean bathrooms and close to pretty much everything. Within walking distance of shuttle rides and the general store. Sites are pretty much level, so great for rent camping.

Lots of trails to see all throughout the area opportunity to see roadrunners and a few other wild animals one of my favorite trail is santa cruz river in down town tucson

After 5 days in Moab, it was a nice change of pace to be in the woods. This campground is beautiful and walkable to GC village, market, and rim trail access. There is a lot of wildlife. I saw some elk on the grounds as soon as I pulled in and heard a pack of coyotes howling when I woke up at 5:30 am to catch the sunrise. My only (minor) complaint is how crowded it was but that is to be expected. I only stayed one night but I definitely will be back!

The Village, visitor center, and rim of the Grand Canyon can be a bit zooey, but we found the campground to be like an oasis. Trees, wildlife, and birds punctuate the surroundings. We had an elk visit yesterday.

There is a dump station with potable water, showers for $2.50 and laundry available. The picnic tables are great and our 2 different campsites were both spacious and lovely. Shuttle buses take you to the action, or ride bike on one of the trails.

Stayed 2 nights in a travel trailer. Overall very good, no hookups, there is a bathroom and a potable water fill for your jugs and RVs. Fire pit available, minimum shade and also a bathroom. The site i stayed at was close to the bathroom.

Stayed here on a wim due to last minute cancellations by Mammoth. Stayed 1 night each at two separate campsites and both were great, spacious spots. I love that the park is quiet and walking distance to not only the Grand Canyon south rim, but also the park general store that is well stocked with camping necessities. There are clean showers and laundry available on the grounds, although their operating hours are not the best. (showers are coin operated.. $2.50/5 mins.) Be prepared for NO night showers and go to bed all sticky. Overall though, I’ve enjoyed my time here and would happily return.

Amazing camp ground, super quiet and clean and blew my mind seeing a deer and doe just wandering around the site amazing God country up here then so close to the grand canyon.

We only stayed here 1 night, but during that 1 night we had 3 different people walk up to or through our site who were lost. It was unsettling since the campground is pitch black and they seemingly came out of the woods. Other than that the bathrooms were clean, the store was close and well stocked and it was very quiet. There didn't seem to be very many people in our loop

We loved this campground! It wasn’t very busy while we were there but it was super spacious regardless. Bathrooms were clean. We loved seeing all of the wildlife and a family of deer ran past our tent when we woke up!