Trailer Village RV Park
The Trailer Village RV Park is the place everyone should visit at least once with their recreational vehicle. This park is known as the only in-park park that offers full-service hookups. It is also very close to the Grand Canyon South Rim. The Trailer Village RV Park is a fully paved pull-through site that will accommodate any recreational vehicle up to 50 feet long. One other great feature of this rv park is that it is open all year round.
Important information about the Trailer Village rv park
- Check-in time is: 12 p.m.
- Check-out time is: 12 p.m.
- Quiet hours is: 10 p.m. - 8 a.m.
- Only Charcoal fires.
- Pets must be kept on a leash. You are required to clean up after them.
- Washing your vehicle is prohibited due to water shortages.
- Dumpsters should be used for all trash.
Desert View Campground
Located about 25 miles east of the Grand Canyon Village is the Desert View Campground. Stopping at the Desert View Campgrounds, you will get to see the first views possible of the
Grand Canyon. Desert View Drive is also known as Arizona Highway 64 and it connects Desert View to the Grand Canyon Village.
The Desert View Campground has a total of 50 sites, an asphalt pad, an elevation of 5446ft, and can accommodate recreational vehicles up to 30 feet long. If you have a big family then this might be a good place to stay as it allows campsite of up to 7 people. This is a seasonal campground so it is only active during the months of April to October. This campground has no hook-ups
and is on a first come first serve basis. Make sure you get there before 12 noon or there will more than likely be no more spaces available. Plan your trip to the Desert View Campground so that you arrive a couple of hours before 12 noon.
Base Camp : South Rim
This is a remote camping location and you can find it on the dirt road off of 180. This location offers fantastic views of the San Francisco Peaks. For your convenience, there are also gas stations and airports close by. This campground is not for large recreational vehicles. It is only able to accommodate tiny homes, vans, travel trailers, or rvs at this time. Do not take this as a means of saying that this campground is lacking as it makes up for its small size with modest weekenders and absolutely wonderful views for everyone.
Things to note:
It is always good to know whether or not certain things on a campground is allowed. One good thing to know about Base Camp is that it allows its visitors to start campfires, visitors are allowed to bring their pets and there are toilets available. It would also be great to know that you should ring your own tents, vans, RVs, and trailers. there is not an abundance of campsites like other campgrounds. Base camp only has one campsite and allows up to 8 people.
Please note that you will need to provide your own means of electricity by using some sort of generator because the Base camp does not provide electrical hookups. Base Camp also does not provide any sort of water hookup, tv hookup, or any type of sewage hookup. You will also be required to spend a minimum of one night and you even have the option of booking the location for up to three months ahead.
Amenities:
- Picnic Table
- Kitchen Available.
How to Make Campground Reservations:
- For the Mather Campgrounds, you can make Reservations through the National Recreation Reservation Service
- For the Trailer Village RV Park, you need to make reservations through the Delaware North Parks & Resorts website
Indian Garden Campground
The Indian Garden Campground is
Indian Garden Campground is about 4.8 miles from the South Rim on the Bright Angel Trail. Accessing the campground requires descending more than 3,000 feet into the Grand Canyon. The Bright Angel Trailhead is located in Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim just west of the Bright Angel Lodge near the beginning of the West Rim road shuttle stop.
