Forest Service Road 328 Dispersed
Great little stop over. Close to Grand Canyon. Good cell. A few cars go bye here an there but overall a super nice spot.
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Havasupai Reservation Campground and surrounding North Rim dispersed camping areas accommodate pets throughout the Grand Canyon region. The campground at Havasupai requires a strenuous 10-mile hike to access, with pets allowed but owners needing to pack sufficient water and supplies for their animals during the journey. Squirrels and raccoons are particularly active in the campground area, making proper food storage essential when camping with pets. Indian Hollow Campground offers a more accessible alternative with three free campsites that welcome pets, located just a half-mile from the Thunder River trailhead with Grand Canyon views.
Forest Service Road 328 provides free dispersed camping options for pet owners preferring primitive sites without facilities. Many campers find spots with stunning canyon views along forest roads like those leading to Crazy Jug Viewpoint, though high-clearance vehicles are recommended for accessing these remote areas. Pets must be kept leashed when exploring trails around the North Rim, and owners should carry extra water as drinking sources are limited at many dispersed sites. DeMotte National Forest Campground offers a more developed option with wooded sites, potable water, and picnic tables while still allowing pets, positioned just 15 minutes from the Grand Canyon North Rim entrance.
"There are facilities with fresh water within walking distance of the campgrounds (some are closer than others). Cool at night and plenty of shade during the day."
"This campground will be rated as a Basecamp — grounds that offer a comfortable home base that you’re happy to return to after a day of exploring the surrounding area."
from $140 / night
Check Availability"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."
"The site was fairly close to a restroom and there was some noise from the air dryers and the door opening and closing throughout the night."
from $6 - $50 / night
Check Availability"Could only get one night at the Mather CG in Grand Canyon, so we went boondocking just outside of the National Park in Kaibab NF. "
"The sites are pretty big and private, I recommend tucking yourself as far back as possible to stay away from the dust kicked up by passing cars."
"My wife and I took a week long road trip through Arizona, we made no plans and no reservations."
"We should never have questioned the 4.5 hour drive from the South Rim because in all honesty - this was the best campground in or on or around the Grand Canyon."
from $12 - $65 / night
Check Availability"You can walk to the canyon rim or walk to shuttles that will take you anywhere in the park. Grocery store also within walking distance (10 min?). Wildlife wander through camp grounds."
"Bathroom and wash basin close by. Pretty quiet for the size of the crowd."
"Awesome drive to the campground through junipers, pines, and also a small patch of Aspens. There's a hike 1/2 mile down from the camp with epic views of the Grand Canyon. Highly recommend."
"Long drive down a dirt road to reach but that’s all part of the adventure."
"Amazing informative camphosts Cat and Lee. Spotless pit toilets. Reservation in other loops. Gr8 price. $20 for single site. 1/2 price with pass. Quiet and spacious sites. Lots of shade."
"I arrived Sunday around 5pm and the place was about 70% full. It was less than half full Monday night. I was in one of the spots furthest from the highway and there was very little highway noise."
from $20 / night
Check Availability"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"
"Easy accessible right behind the park entrance, outside of the park. Perfect to catch the sunrise at Mather point. There are a couple sites. There were 3 more C-Class RV (25-30 feet) beside us."
"This area makes you think that you are in Montana instead of the desert state of Arizona."
"The parks inside the north rim were closed because of renovation and this camp is just outside the main entrance ...16 miles. Nature lovers will Love this dry camp."
from $30 / night
Check Availability"The site was spacious, well separated from other sites, level, and directly adjacent to a network of easy hiking trails that we took our dog on every day."
"Stayed twice recently on a trip to Utah and on the return trip back to Arizona. Hosts were friendly and welcoming. We stayed in space 22 which is FF. Cost was $26.00 per night."
from $8 - $225 / night
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Great little stop over. Close to Grand Canyon. Good cell. A few cars go bye here an there but overall a super nice spot.
No electric sites here, full offgrid!
No camping allowed for 1st part of road, but then multiple flat, shaded campsites.
It was a great night. A lot of other campers spread throughout.
The North Rim Campground is beautiful even with limited service and closures. There is no water, bathrooms are closed, but they have provided portable toilets and the store is open 9-4 daily. This location is currently a gem since not many people are there. Highly recommend the location and campground.
Spot is nice super private and quite no rv hook ups
This is an amazing campsite. Unfortunately most of the services have been suspended at the moment due to fires and floods. No running water, bathrooms, or laundry but if you don't mind roughing it the view is amazing.
Mostly quiet all night until around 5-6 AM when traffic starts on the nearby road (Hwy 89A). Vault toilets. Nice sized campsites with cement picnic tables and a fire pit.
Great campsite right on the edge of Gran canyon national park with amazing views. And an awesome hike right by it with great views of the cayon. The road was easy to drive on just washboarded. I only saw one other camper out there on Labor Day weekend!
Havasupai Reservation Campground permits pets throughout its camping areas along the turquoise waters of Havasu Creek, offering a unique opportunity for pet owners hiking the demanding 10-mile trail into the Grand Canyon. The campground stretches approximately one mile with first-come, first-served sites situated between spectacular waterfalls and along the river. Campers must keep their pets under control at all times as wildlife, including squirrels and raccoons, are prevalent throughout the area. Several visitors have noted the importance of securing food from wildlife, regardless of whether traveling with pets. Mather Campground at Grand Canyon National Park and North Rim Campground also welcome pets, though they require animals to be leashed and may restrict pets from certain trail areas for wildlife protection.
The rugged terrain surrounding these pet-friendly sites requires careful consideration when camping with dogs. The 10-mile hike to Havasupai involves significant elevation changes with little shade, making early morning or late afternoon hiking preferable to protect paws from hot surfaces. Forest Service Road 328 offers free dispersed camping with pets allowed and no reservations required, providing a more accessible alternative for those wanting to camp with dogs near the Grand Canyon. Long Jim Loop Campground offers another dispersed camping option where pets are welcome without designated sites. Carrying sufficient water is essential as many dispersed camping areas lack potable water sources. Visitors staying at Havasupai should be aware that while pets are permitted, the challenging terrain and primitive facilities may not be suitable for all animals.
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