Diamond Creek Camp - Hualapai Tribal Land is located near the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The terrain consists of rocky landscapes and desert vegetation. Temperatures can range from 30°F in winter to 100°F in summer, and nearby attractions include the Grand Canyon Skywalk and Hualapai Ranch.

Diamond Creek Camp - Hualapai Tribal Land

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Just starting to plan out our trip. Called the number posted and was redirected to a different number. Which was unavailable. I was able marble to make contact to get info or make a reservation.

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The person who left a one star review was confused. You can get a permit at Hualapai Fish &amp; Game on your way in. 

The camping area is more like a day use area where they let you camp. Works well for a truck camper. A ground  tent would be difficult. There are covered tables and you can make a fire in rock circles next to them. Nothing fancy. There are porta potties closer to the river because it is a stop for expeditions. 

The place was beautiful. I had the camping area all to myself.  I think if it were crowded, it could be a problem. 

Really nice for a truck camper or RT tent.

Drove up to Peach Springs, stopped at the game and fish office and had to wait for them to get back from lunch. Staff was friendly. And informative. The road to Diamond Creek camping area was a little rough but well maintained. 22 miles of dirt with breathtaking views as you descended down to the river. Camping area is rustic with no hook ups. 5-7 ramadas with tables and room to turn your rig around. River is within 200 yards of camp site with really good access. 

Diamond Creek adventure

This is a cool little spot on the CO River. It's managed by the local tribe so before you start down the road to this campsite you need to get a Trespassing Permit from the Tribal Game Wardens Office which is located next to the store at the top of the trail. The roads easy with a few small water crossing that a minivan could pass through. They have roughly 10 sites all have very nice awnings and picnic tables. The sites are not level or very big. They had porta potties available on the grounds. There is quite a bit of traffic as the beach head is used as a boat launch for rafting companies so trucks early in the morning bring boats down. They have a separate little beach access for the campground if you can take the freezing CO river. All and all I would stay again.

Decent Stop

Like everyone else said you do have to go to the Hualalpai Fish &amp; Game office in Peach Springs for the trespass permit. We got there at 9 AM on Monday and the office was closed until 1:30 so there was a note telling us that a Ranger would take the payment by the river down diamond Creek Road.
The road is rough, but well maintained and definitely passable. We met the ranger coming up on the way down and paid for two night permit.  Cash required - no change.
Relax, look around and take your time

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