We stayed here over the July 4th holiday. The campground is well set up and very well maintained. There was a fire ban in place but it was lifted after the thunder/hail storm. It was great to sit around by athe fire. There were also interesting ranger talks (free) right in the campground amphitheater. We loved it and will return... More

In planning our trip to the north rim we were pleased to find that everything we'd heard about the north rim lacking crowds was true. I haven't been to the south rim, but if it is anything like the other popular national parks I've been to, I imagine it is probably somewhat of a zoo. The north rim was nothing... More

We spent several days here and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Sites are located under large trees with good spacing between them, clean well maintained restrooms. Nice walk to lodge and rim trail with fantastic views of the canyon. Good camp store, nice gift shop and visitor center. Showers and laundry available. Only negative was garbage truck showed up at 7:30... More

We spent 4 nights at the North Rim Campground around July 4th. It is nice and shady, but not my favorite when compared to other campgrounds in nearby NP. First of all, there are very few tent only sites. We booked our trip 6 months in advance and they were all gone, so we picked up one of the other... More

To make it easy I just put here the summary and review of a whole hike which include the review to this topic.We did a 2-day Rim to Rim hike starting from North Rim via the North Kaibab Trail down to Phantom Ranch and on the next day via the Bright Angel Trail back to the South Rim. It started... More

I loved this campground, and wish we had been able to stay longer. There are many trees to offer shade, but also great expanses to watch the stars. The bathrooms are spaced well, are not shared by too many campsites and are clean. The campsites themselves were well spaced out, and easily spacious enough for two tents. I slept like... More

We just returned from our trip to the North Rim Campground at the Grand Canyon. It is a much less visited side of the Grand Canyon - 0nly 10% of all Grand Canyon visitors go to the North Rim. It's very different from the South Rim which is more touristy and has more commercial operations. The North Rim is a... More

I scoured these reviews looking for info on the best site to pick. We went with T-6 which is supposed to be the primo spot, but I wish we had chosen T-4 or T-5. We did have a beautiful view of the sunset in the first week of August and great stargazing from our site. But if you want to... More

We had a very nice, very large camp site here. The campground was shady and spacious. The restrooms were clean and well situated and water is readily available. There is a general store located in the campground and is very well stocked and also has espresso drinks. This was the only campground we stayed at that allowed us to have... More