We had driven from Grand Canyon and were heading to Antelope Canyon the next morning, so this felt like a great place to stop for the night. The shop is lovely with some really beautiful things here, service was absolutely fantastic. We also had dinner, I can't recommend the Navajo taco enough, absolutely delicious and great service there too! The room itself is simple, but clean, tidy and feels very safe. The art and lamps are beautiful there too. View was gorgeous and wish we stayed here a second night.

The Trading Post offers spacious & clean rooms, wonderful local dishes and many rooms filled with Navaho art and treasures. The decor is a cultural delight. We stopped here for two nights and travelled to the South Rim Grand Canyon for a full day and then to Antelope Canyon the following day.

Regretfully we didn't get to try out the rooms or the restaurant, even though we heard good things about them.....Maybe next visit when we have more time. However, we spent quite some time browsing the HUGE store, which offers a wide range of Native American jewellery, crafts and art at a nice spectrum of prices. We purchased some beautiful jewellery and some very pretty and delicately designed and decorated pottery. Cameron Trading Post is a cross between a museum and a store. The art in the gallery is some of the best we've seen. Cameron is definitely a MUST stop if you are in the area!!

We stopped here 7 years ago when traveling in the area and couldn’t wait to come back. Don’t miss this place if you are in northern AZ. Great stop between Page and GCNP. The restaurant offers great service and the Navajo tacos are yummy! We loved meeting and chatting with Vivian and watching her weave. :)

My husband went from the Grand Canyon to Cameron on our way to Tucson as our second grandson's name is Cameron so we wanted to take a picture. Much to our surprise, we were amazed by the size of the restaurant/gift shop as well the rest of the area there. We ate breakfast that morning and it was wonderful. The wait staff was great and very much on top of everything. She even recommended the Avocado toast on Indian Fried Bread which was out of this world. My husband had an omelet which he said was awesome. We did spend some time going through the huge gift shop. We highly recommend making this a stop as that is what Cameron is all about!! 5 stars for them.

We stopped here as we didn’t want fast food on 89. Ordered the Navajo taco and enjoyed it. Service was good. Make sure you order the Sopapillas for dessert. Absolutely delicious. Didn’t shop in the gift shop but it was huge with a lot of offerings.

We stayed at the hotel and enjoyed two meals at the store/restaurant. The food was very good, the Navaho stew only had a few pieces of meat and lots of potatoes.. The fry bread with honey was so good. Dinner was reasonably priced, breakfast cost a few dollars more than dinner. This is a popular stop for buses, so the dining room can be really busy and service can be slow. Servers are friendly. The shop is large and fun to wander.

I stayed for 2 nights with my family of 5 at the Cameron Trading Post. We were not with a bus or tour group, but many staying here, are. We had no issues on check in or checkout. I had read reviews on trip advisor with issues being seated for dinner with large groups coming in. We drove from the Desert View entrance of the Grand Canyon and I knew we need to eat dinner. As soon as we checked in I headed to dining room to see what situation was. The staff quickly reserved a table for me, and advised me to get my party back as soon we could, as they had 70 coming in shortly. They were attentive and we had no issues. Note there is no alcohol served here, or sold in the expansive shop. We had a rollaway bed and 2 queen beds. While we did all fit fine, I wouldn't do that again knowing my kids are only getting larger. We had a corner room with handicap shower, which was large. They have nice blue towels and when we needed extra towels, and they were brought quickly. The gardens are beautiful and depending on the location of your room, you can miss them. Its great spot for photos, and there are stone tables if you'd like to eat outside.

We were on our way up to Horseshoe Canyon from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and needed a break. This was the perfect spot. We filled the gas tank and went inside. The gift shop is extensive. I got the usual magnet for the magnet board, a little hand made pottery piece, some snacks and drinks, a little hand carved Roadrunner, and a few other things. My partner bought a piece of jewelry and a few souvenirs. We also walked over to the bridge and took so pictures. There is a place to stay and a restaurant, but we weren't ready to eat a meal yet. If you are passing by on your road trip, this is pretty much a must stop.

We stopped by here to explore the trading post and to eat breakfast. Our experience here was excellent. We had great food here to start our southwest vacation. We had two different types of omelettes and one biscuit and gravy meal in our group, all of which were excellent!. Portion sizes were large and expertly prepared. Service was a little slow, but pleasant and friendly. We witnessed the tables being cleaned as well as all the chairs top to bottom after every customer left. Atmosphere was amazing. Gift shop was also amazing. We will definitely be returning here on our next southwest vacation!.