Havasupai Campground

Supai, AZ

4.7(244 reviews)

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About this campground

Havasupai Campground near Supai Arizona is a primitive hike-in only campground located in a remote Indian Reservation area along the Grand Canyon. Noted for its amazing views, waters and waterfalls the campground is available for guests with advanced reservations only. Recently made popular by social media the campground is accessible after a 10 mile hike in to the remote area. Entrance fees in to the area are steep and set by the Havasupai Tribe. A once in a lifetime experience guests have limited access to designated areas to enjoy the amazing waters of the area. Very specific rules need to be followed this campground is not for the faint of heart or leg. Sites available for up to 300 campers per night. Available in campground, drinking water, restrooms, and picnic tables. Open year round no fires are allowed in the campground.

What campers say

Havasupai Campground sits beside turquoise Havasu Creek amid towering red canyon walls — widely described as spectacular. Reaching it involves a strenuous 10-mile hike (mules operate on the trail) and requires a limited permit in advance. Sites offer shade, the sound of running water, picnic tables and freshwater spigots/Fern Spring (filtering recommended). Facilities are basic: composting toilets and rustic bathrooms, and there is no trash service, so pack out what you bring. Rangers and a baggage drop with wheelbarrows help logistics; mobile service is spotty near the ranger office. Plan carefully for loose gravel, heat and seasonal water hazards.

Our summary of 244 traveler reviews.