I had no issues! A lot of the loops are one way, so if you're planni g on heading out early and don't want to bother those around you, then I recommend looking which sites are near the exit.

First time at this campground and we loved it! Had spot 247 and it was huge! No one super closer. Saw elk and deer throughout our stay. Close to the flush toilet bathrooms.

Really enjoyed this place. As our first time tent camping (as apposed to RV-ing) we had an awesome time here. Loved how spacious the sites were. Far enough from neighbours so there wasn’t too much noise. Bathrooms were clean and staff was friendly. Not too far of a drive from viewpoints. Would absolutely stay here again.

Both sites I stayed at were very open. Bathrooms and spigots seemed really far away. The only positive I give the sites is that they are exactly outside of the Grand Canyon which made it easier to beat the crowds

This campground is very close to the south rim of the Grand Canyon which is great!  Camping here is dry, no hook ups at all, which was disappointing.  There is potable water to fill your tank and a dump at exit.  Our site was unlevel on asphalt  and tight to squeeze into.  There was a fire ring and picnic table provided as well as vault toilets.

Found a shady spot for the tent. Near the bathroom. Secluded and mostly quiet. Not very full. Helpful rangers.

My fist solo trip found me here. It was clean and shady and my neighbors were quiet mostly.

The bathroom was close and clean.

I paid $18 for the night. It was 100 that day so very hot.

The Ravens are ubiquitous. Not a problem in the site, but be mindful. Showers were closed during my visit, but are supposed to open again soon.

I stayed here during a summer camp trip that I was working for with several kids in a group site.  Overall pretty typical of a campground in a major national park, plenty of space, fire pit and grate with tables. I remember the trip as being a good one.

What is there to tell about Mather Campground that isn’t already known. Well, for one, the staff and Rangers are awesome. We arrived on the 3rd of July a day before our reserved stay without a reservation hoping that the last single “first come first serve” listed on the website was still available. We got here only to find out that it wasn’t. But - the great Rangers at the reception made it possible for us to still stay in a spot, they described as not ideal, but it was better than having to drive all the way out of the park again. In fact, it was still a better spot than we’ve had in other places before. Good size for our 27ft RV, separated from the road, wildlife views. Awesome!

We stayed 1 night set up then checked out the village area of the rim slept packed up then toured the rest of the south rim

Cool to be close to the canyon but you’re not that close really. There are no views from the grounds and it’s a 25 minute walk to the rim trail. Amenities are sparse. Pay showers at the entrance only and available only 6am-12pm. Hot hot hot while we were there but cooled down at night to sleep comfortably with a fan or two. Night skies are really lovely. Maple loop is at the very back and you can hear road traffic. Glad to have stayed but one trip’s enough.

This campground is wonderful. We stayed a whole week (by switching campsites twice) and loved each site we went to. We were disappointed that the laundry and showers were closed due to COVID but it didn’t bother us too much. Highly recommend staying here but book EARLY because it is incredibly popular

The views here are epic as we all know. But honestly the camping is nearby to all the action, pets allowed, fun for kids, plenty of room to run free, lots of shade and tables.

Large, clean campground. Very easy access to biking trails that lead to the South Rim and Grand Canyon Village. Nice campsites with lots of shade. Our small kids had a blast!

Went weekend before spring break and got in last minute and although semi crowded with snow on friday we had our own little get away. Couldn't have asked for a better place to camp and easy to get around the canyon. Campground bathrooms were open with outlets so it made the trip easier with the weather on the cold side. Book ahead could not make any extensions to stay when there which made total sense with spring break up ahead. Staff super friendly and helpful.

My girlfriend and I got lucky in reserving a site in Mather because it is pretty close to the viewing points in the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. As narrow as the campground road is, it is wide enough for RV and pickups to drive thru and park. There is plenty of parking to the viewing areas, but you can walk along the bike path from Mather Campgrounds to the viewing sites. They have flush toilets, a host, fire pits on every site, and benches to eat. We didnt have the pleasure of meeting or interacting with the host. We did notice how well organized the sites were kept.

Overall great camping experience, only problem was that it was snowing and 18 degrees when we were camping.

Beautiful sites with trees for shade and privacy. Wildlife is close by - mostly we saw elk which we loved. Easy walk to the rim as well as a market and visitors center.

Camping at the Grand Canyon is the best way to experience it. So many trails to walk around and got to see plenty of wildlife right from our campsite. Clean and relaxed area and no excessive noises.

The best part about camping at the Grand Canyon, is that you don’t have to commute to the Grand Canyon each morning. Sunrise is absolutely astonishing.

I stayed for one night and it was really crowded due to Labor Day weekend, but it was still beautiful and we had enough space to do our own thing. Minutes away from the Grand Canyon. Highly recommended.

Located very close to many of the entry points into the canyon. Because of this it's very easy to go back and forth to stores and the canyon for anything you need. Also makes for a great way to stage your gear for any goals you have for going down into the canyon.

What's really cool even though you're within one of the busiest parks in the world, it does not seem like it while at the campgrounds - very limited outside noise from the dially traffic.

The campspots are clean and somewhat close together but this is not an issue since you're mainly here to see the canyon.

BRING YOUR BIKES..! One more extra that's nice way to experience this. It's like Seattle for how close everything is so there's many places you can get around the area just by bike. Fun way to see the canyon and avoid some of the dailly traffic since you take the bike trails.

I've stayed at Mather campground several times, basically, every time I go on a backpacking trip in the Grand Canyon. I love the campground, it's quiet, peaceful, spacious, and very private even though the site and pretty open. There's not a lot of shade, but there's enough trees to find a nice spot for the tent. Wake up in the middle of the night and look up at the sky, what a view!

The showers are great, especially when you come back from under the rim. They are coin operated, you need a dollar to have 8 minutes of hot water. The staff at the shower building is very nice and friendly and keep the facility in a great shape. The same building has the laundry, washers and dryers, also coin operated.

The Grand Canyon village has a number of dining options, from simple dining halls to fancy restaurants. And of course nothing can beat the view from the South Rim.

Close to the village and the rim walk, a great site to stay at for your first trip to the canyon. A bit quieter than some other campgrounds though always packed.

This is one of the most beautiful campgrounds I've been to. We got there later at night and had a little trouble finding it in the dark, and in a rainstorm. We were also having car trouble. The check in hosts were wonderful and helped me figure out getting my car serviced. Which, by the way, the service garage was in the park and had fantastic, helpful people. The sites were spacious and people around us were also great. I can't wait to go back!

I have stayed in May and mid October. Both times were perfect. Clean and nice. Mule deer wander through, Ravens appear as well. Close to shuttle stop and General Store.

We stayed in the large-group campsites, and it was very nice with plenty of space for our group. We were able to have a nice fire and were only a few minutes from the Grand Canyon where we got to take sunset photos.