GRAND CANYON, Ariz. – Residents and visitors to Grand Canyon National Park continue to reduce water consumption and implement sustainable water conservation practices. These efforts have allowed the park to continue to refill water storage tanks to sustainable levels. As a result the park is modifying Level 3 water restrictions to allow Camper Services to reopen. Camper Services, operated by Delaware North Companies, provides showers, laundry and an RV dump and fill station and will be open for business today at 2:30 p.m.
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Trailer Village RV Park sits conveniently near Grand Canyon access and offers paved, spacious pull‑through sites with full hookups, picnic tables and metal grills. Guests consistently praise easy, friendly check‑in and the free shuttle to canyon viewpoints. Wildlife sightings (elk, deer, ravens) and dark, starry nights are common positives. Expect some tradeoffs: sites vary in levelness and many rigs need leveling blocks, restrooms are kept clean but can be limited, and showers/laundry may be in a nearby area. Cellular service is generally usable, while cable/Wi‑Fi performance can be spotty at times.
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📖 About This Campground
Grand Canyon Trailer Village RV Park in Grand Canyon Arizona is located inside Grand Canyon National Park and is operated by concessionaire. The campground offers full hookup RV and tent camping on paved pads. Large sites situated in easy to access aisles are suitable for RVs large to small. Easy access to Grand Canyon Village destinations via foot, bike, or free shuttle. A popular destination that fills up quickly; reservation recommended. Open year round.
The only full hookup campground in Grand Canyon National Park the Grand Canyon Trailer Village RV Park is priced about $60 per night. Online reservations are available and allow you to easily see if sites are available. The South Rim is open year round, as is this campground, but weather and temperatures may impact level of services available. Elk frequent this area and it is an overall congested space due to the popularity of this area.
Shopping and supplies are available from stores in the park but come prepared if you want to save some money (things are a premium price). Getting to and from the RV park is easy via paved roads. Note that this RV park is inside the National Park which requires an additional entry fee or Adventure Pass to access.
Restrooms with showers are available. The sites have picnic tables and fire rings (although wood fires are BANNED; charcoal fires onle. Ffire rings are becoming useless given the frequency of burn bans).
Limited wifi is available, suitable for email checks only.
The only full hookup RV park located within Grand Canyon National Park the entire publicly-accessible camping area is situated on paved roads with paved pull through sites. All Sites face the same direction and are designed for easy entrance and exit campsites have picnic tables and fire rings with 50 amp electric, water and sewer connections. Campers have direct access to the grocery area and shuttle to get around the park and a paved multi-use trail allowing you to hike or bike throughout the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Rates vary by season.
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⭐ 2 Reviews⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.5
Full hookups and easy access to the shuttle that takes you everywhere around the park. We paid $38 per night which was okay given the location. Restrooms are a bit of a walk which was not a big deal for us being self contained but could be an issue for others. Site was not level but not too out of shape either.