Long Jim Loop Campground

Super close to the Grand Canyon. Easy access. There are some rough patches in the road but even large rvs can still come and go easy as long as they slow down.

The location can be busy especially during tourist season. I went during the off time so it wasn’t too bad but it still had quite a few people.

The cell coverage was good enough for phone calls no problems but internet was really hit and miss. Mostly miss.

This is my favorite campground ever! It is so convenient, only 1 mile out from the South Rim entrance of Grand Canyon and was not crowded whatsoever. There are tons of sites and each one is private, shaded, and easily accessible. No bathrooms but it doesn’t really matter since you’re so close to Grand Canyon NP and there is also some shops down the road. For the most part the road is totally fine but there are areas with big potholes to get to some sites off the main road.

Because it is so close to town, and easily averting to large vehicles, this site will attract lots of RVs. I have a minivan so I'm limited in privacy but it still worked. I think I got the best spot and this was way better than FS 538 which was easy to confuse the direction of the exit. I did see the elk on the way in and just cherished my first wild sighting ever 🥰.

At first we didn't know what to expect, but this place was so beautiful, we used our 4x4 and parked in the back 40, worth the drive, the stars were beautiful, we were close to town for beer and ice, the only thing is, people don't pick up there trash, broken glass at every call sight I walked too, very sad, but its elk country, a elk came to visit us at night, scared the hell of of me at first but I'm from Colorado so I know how to avoid them and let them carry on, the bat that lived in the tree kinda became our friend, the stars out here are beautiful, and I didn't hear the road traffic cause we were in the back 40 area, very beautiful place

We staid here on the night before we went to GC NP and on the way out. Nice site and close to the park close to the town to get some food or get free WiFi. Since it’s close to the airport you’ll hear the planes in the morning and also since it’s close to the town you hear the street, but it was not busy at night.

This is a nice campground with good cell service (I'm using Verizon). No hookups, pack in/pack out. Campsites are grouped fairly close together but still dispersed, not bad on weekdays but quite busy on the weekends & a spots are on a first come, first served basis. Road gets quite busy in the evenings with people looking for spots but if unable to find one, there is Mather Campground or a dispersed off road site 2 minutes down the road just past Smokey Bear sign on the left hand side. Good sun for people with solar & very close to the Grand Canyon Park entrance! Happy camping everyone!