Grand Canyon is the perfect place for adventurous campers and RVers. Enjoy the scenic camping, fun activities, and sights and sounds of Grand Canyon. Discover great camping spots near Grand Canyon, reviewed by campers like you.
$6 - $50 / night
"Bathrooms were scattered around the campsite and close by. Showers were hot located at the main office with laundry, all coin operated. Elk were at the water station which was so cool!"
"Grand Canyon is a professional setup. They know how to do things, while this is the most popular park in the US, they are very organized."
$20 - $175 / night
"We were so pleased to find this camp on the way to the South Rim (about 15 min from Grand Canyon NP). There was only 3 other campers on the entire site when we arrived in Sept."
"The campsites have a grill, picnic table and fire pit which was very handy, they’re also pretty spacious and not too close together."
$6 - $50 / night
"WiFi available at the general store, but it’s usually very busy so not as useful as you might like."
"Two trails lead to the lodge and visitors center along the north rim. Beautiful treed campground with quiet hours, generator free hours, bathrooms, showers and laundry. Lovely, just lovely."
$52 - $253 / night
"I had never hiked the Grand Canyon before and didn't know what to expect. We hiked from the south rim down Kaibab and were really lucky to have amazing weather."
"We stayed at Phantom Ranch when we hiked into the Grand Canyon and it was the highlight of our trip!"
$25 - $75 / night
"Right by the roadside but en route to Grand Canyon, staff are super helpful and emailed bathroom code quickly despite my late arrival."
"We reached around 7pm after visiting Grand Canyon, as it was already passed business hours, the gift shop had already closed and we had to wait till the next day to get tokens for showers."
$149 - $250 / night
"I love that his property is only 30 minutes from the Grand Canyon. This property offer 360 scenic views of the desert landscape."
$5 - $103 / night
"This site has a day use picnic in front and then two group areas with a closed gate behind. Group A and Group B."
"Easy access, pea gravel, nice sites with precast concrete picnic tables, good fire pits, tall pines, pit toilets,"
"We loved the forest feel and the trail riding as we typically come with ATVs. There is a gas station 5 minutes from the site"
LegendWe were so pleased to find this camp on the way to the South Rim (about 15 min from Grand Canyon NP). There was only 3 other campers on the entire site when we arrived in Sept. WE were greeted by a stunning stellar Jay at the sign in station (self pay). Sites were large and clean (we were tent camping) there are rural toilets. Other than that there are no facilities. There are 70 single sites and 2 group camping sites on the property. Beautiful hiking trails with elk and other wildlife all around. GPS Coordinates are 35.93694, -112.12306 35°56'13"N, 112°7'23"W Full information available at recreation.gov
GuideWe spent two nights back in end of May in our campervan and it was the perfect camping experience. Bathrooms were scattered around the campsite and close by. Showers were hot located at the main office with laundry, all coin operated. Elk were at the water station which was so cool! We had our own fire pit and picnic table. FYI if you travel in May- pack warm clothes for nighttime. It dropped into the 40s at night outside and we were very cold. Also the general store was a couple min drive away, great selection of merch and groceries. The butcher has great quality meat for sale, the burgers were amazing. Starbucks is in the lodge next door for a special treat :) There’s also a free shuttle service from the camp to different lookouts/trails around the Grand Canyon
RangerGrand Canyon is a professional setup. They know how to do things, while this is the most popular park in the US, they are very organized. Yes, we had to make reservations and we were camping in a tent 3 nights and had to change campsites each night. Plenty of bathrooms with running water/flush toilets, showers are in a central location close to the check in site, and showers were $2.00 for 8 minutes. Shuttles arrive frequently to take you where you need to go, or the marketplace is a short walk. We got our water refilled at the marketplace for free. Mather is a tent campground, RVs are at a separate site.
ScoutStayed 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.
TravelerWe arrived here on a road trip through AZ to find that the sign said full. When we asked though the host checked some things and found a spot for us thank God.
It is a massive campsite right in Grand Canyon park. There are multiple loops and each site has a nice little campsite with a pull in, table, fire pit, etc. Bathrooms and showers here as well.
The sites are close together but you can't beat the proximity to the rim and village. There is a bus stop out front of the campsite that can take you wherever you need in the Grand Canyon village as well. Super convenient.
On my next road trip I will definitely book this site ahead of time. 9/10 recommend
TravelerMy bf and I loved camping at Ten-X, it was our first “serious” camping trip and overall it was amazing. The campsites have a grill, picnic table and fire pit which was very handy, they’re also pretty spacious and not too close together. The Campgrounds are really close to the Grand Canyon south rim entrance so it was perfect for our trip since we planned on going there. We got to see some elk and the stars at night were breathtaking. Would definitely come back sometime.
TravelerThis is an awesome campground within a short walk to the south rim of Grand Canyon. RVs and tents are allowed. There’s no electrical hook-up at tent sites, but you have fresh dirt, a picnic table and a small charcoal pit with grill rack. Bathrooms are centralized and showers cost $2. Dog friendly, and fun! Just be advised it’s monsoon season in the summer if you plan to tent camp. Also, when we went no campfires were allowed.
RangerDefinitely a great place to camp in order to get the full outdoor GC experience. The sites are very nice, spacious with fire pits and picnic tables. The campground seemed clean and quiet. Restrooms in a good shape. The nights can get very cold (we camped there in early April and temps went down to 20's), since it's so high up (south rim elevation is about 7,000 feet above the sea level). So do some research before you decide to go camping in Grand Canyon. Tons of elk grazing in the mornings. Super serene place. Just like the rest of GC. We only stayed one night, so I didn't use showers, but I hear there is only cold water... Walking distance to the south rim of GC, makes it for easy sunrise or sunset photo opportunities. Grand Canyon Village has a decent grocery store and few fast food options. Don't speed through town...
GuideThis 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
What amenities are included in Grand Canyon glamping accommodations?
Grand Canyon glamping accommodations typically include comfortable beds with quality linens, furnished living spaces, and climate control systems for year-round comfort. Many feature private bathrooms with hot showers, while some offer shared premium bathroom facilities. At Raptor Ranch RV Park & Campground, guests enjoy well-appointed glamping units with additional amenities like picnic tables and fire pits. Some glamping sites provide electricity, Wi-Fi access, and communal spaces with kitchenettes. Premium locations may include morning coffee service, continental breakfast, and guided excursion options to enhance your Grand Canyon adventure.
How much does glamping at the Grand Canyon cost?
Glamping at the Grand Canyon typically ranges from $150-$500 per night depending on accommodation type, season, and amenities provided. Entry-level options like basic furnished tents at Tusayan-Montane area properties start around $150-$200 nightly. Mid-range glamping accommodations with private bathrooms and climate control generally cost $250-$350 per night. Premium experiences at Phantom Ranch or luxury glamping resorts with gourmet meals and guided activities can exceed $500 nightly. Most sites require minimum stays of 2-3 nights, especially during peak summer and fall seasons.
Where are the best glamping spots near Grand Canyon?
For upscale glamping near Grand Canyon, Camp South Rim offers drive-in access with reservable sites, running water, and toilet facilities just minutes from the park entrance. Another excellent option is Grand Canyon Dome (temporarily closed), which features unique dome accommodations that blend comfort with stunning natural surroundings. Both locations provide the perfect balance of wilderness immersion with luxurious amenities, making them ideal for travelers seeking the Grand Canyon experience without traditional camping challenges.
Are yurts available for glamping at Grand Canyon?
While traditional yurts aren't widely available directly at Grand Canyon National Park, you can find yurt accommodations at select glamping properties in the surrounding area. Jacob Lake Group Campground region has some yurt options within driving distance of the North Rim. These circular, tent-like structures typically feature wooden floors, comfortable beds, and canvas walls, offering a unique glamping experience. Most yurts in the Grand Canyon region are equipped with electricity, furniture, and sometimes heating/cooling systems. Availability is limited, so early reservations are recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.
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