Grand Canyon, Arizona Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

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Meteor Crater RV Park is perfectly situated for enjoying the wide open desert country of Arizona, while being close to the Grand Canyon and the city center of Flagstaff. Just 30 minutes east of Flagstaff, Meteor Crater RV Park is also only two hours from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and one hour and 30 minutes from Sedona. Right off of I-40, this Grand Canyon RV park is a great jumping off point for exploring the many natural wonders of Northern Arizona, and it’s also great for heading through Navajo Nation and into New Mexico.

Situated within the North Kaibab Ranger District, merely seven miles north of the entrance to Grand Canyon National Park's North Rim, the DeMotte Campground beckons with 38 single-family campsites, each equipped with tables and cooking grills. Offering versatility, these campsites can easily accommodate tents, trailers, and small motorhomes, fostering a welcoming environment for various camping preferences. Despite its scenic allure, the campground does not provide utility hookups, preserving the immersive, nature-centric experience that visitors seek.

If you want to stay inside Grand Canyon National Park, waking up to brilliant sunrises over the canyon and relaxing with sunset views each day, the South Rim is the place to do it. There are three lodging options within the park – two in the busy Grand Canyon Village, and one more remote campground, Desert View Campground, 25 miles east of Grand Canyon Village. Trailer Village, within Grand Canyon Village, is the only campground inside the national park on the south rim that offers RV hookups. For that reason, the information below pertains to Trailer Village RV Park, but there is additional tent camping in other places.

You can hike directly to Watson Lake Park from Point of Rocks Campground, but you’re also conveniently located in the city of Prescott, Arizona. From there, Flagstaff is just under two hours away, and the Grand Canyon National Park is barely over two hours away, making it easy to do a day trip. Located halfway between Phoenix and the Grand Canyon, this is a convenient RV park for anyone flying into Phoenix and going to visit the Grand Canyon.

Located just 15 miles north of downtown Phoenix, this park is the most convenient place to stay if you want to easily explore Arizona’s most populous cities without having to stay in the middle of it all. While it puts you a distance away from the Grand Canyon, many people prefer to fly into this metro area and stay here while doing a one or two day trip to the Grand Canyon, especially because Arizona has a special bus, the Bundu Bus, that runs between Phoenix and the Grand Canyon. This park is located in a mountainous desert shaded by palm trees and citrus trees. Its location offers beautiful sunrises and sunsets. This park is a 55+ park, however, so, unfortunately, it’s not open to everyone.

The area around this Golden Valley RV park is a beautiful mountain desert, and it’s located near three different towns, all of which offer their own charms. Just 11 miles from Laughlin, Nevada and less than three hours from the Grand Canyon, you can enjoy a desert resort town and the nation’s most famous national park all in one trip from Tradewinds RV Park. If you really want to party, you’re not far from Las Vegas. It’s also a great place to explore the historic Route 66.

Desert View is located right along the rim of the Grand Canyon, just 25 miles east of Grand Canyon Village. It’s a great option for those who want to stay a little further from the main tourist hub within the Grand Canyon while still having easy access to the area’s amenities and astounding views. The grounds are near the eastern edge of the Grand Canyon along Desert View Drive, a scenic highway that connects the area with Grand Canyon Village.

Nestled within the enchanting Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, Mather Campground stands as a welcoming retreat for nature enthusiasts. Comprising 327 sites, each designated space features essential amenities such as a campfire ring with a cooking grate, a picnic table, and ample room for up to six individuals, three tents, and two vehicles. The campground is equipped with modern conveniences, boasting flush toilets and accessible drinking water distributed strategically across the site. While Mather Campground doesn't offer hookups, a complimentary dump station is available for the convenience of campers. The majority of RV spaces are designed as pull-throughs, streamlining the camping experience for those traveling with larger vehicles.

Within the spectacular Grand Canyon National Park, Trailer Village stands as the sole RV campground offering full hookups, providing sewage, water, and electrical connections with options for both 30-amp and 50-amp sites. This campground, managed by Delaware North, welcomes visitors throughout the entire year, allowing for a year-round exploration of the breathtaking landscapes. The well-maintained, paved pull-through sites at Trailer Village are designed to accommodate vehicles of varying sizes, catering to RVs up to an impressive 50 feet in length.

Discovered in the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona, the North Rim Campground offers an immersive experience in the rustic charm and less-traveled landscapes of the canyon. Boasting no hookups, the campground accommodates various modes of transportation, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, motorhomes, and trailers, with the requirement that they remain on the pavement. The maximum combined vehicle length allowed is 40 feet (9 m), ensuring a manageable and secure camping experience for visitors.

Each campsite, accommodating up to 6 people, allows for the setup of 2 tents and 2 vehicles, or 1 vehicle along with an RV, 5th Wheel, or trailer, the latter with a maximum length of 20 feet (6.1 m). It's important to note that the combined total length of the trailer and tow vehicle should not exceed 30 feet (9 m). While the sites don't offer hookups, they feature essential amenities such as a picnic table and a fire ring with a cooking grill, fostering a cozy and enjoyable camping experience. Additionally, restrooms with flush toilets are conveniently available to enhance the overall comfort of campers at Desert View.