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We stayed in the second part of August for a couple of days and this campground rated very high. When you drive to it you realize how secluded North Rim is. It is wooded and the landscapes are less harsh than in South Rim. While...More
The campground is great and facilities are clean but the staff are unfriendly and not at all helpful. This was the worst Park we stayed at in the USA as far as staff friendliness goes on our 3 month trip. The store is well supplied...More
Had been here before and liked it, but was even more pleased going there a second time. Very clean and heavily wooded. Large camping spaces allows plenty of room. We had a six person tent. Do not feel cramped. Site 033. There are showers, water...More
The north rim campground has been my favourite so far. Really peaceful with plenty of space between campsites. We were in site 009 which was a short walk to the general store and not too far from the showers either. Well located. The staff there...More
This was our first time to the North Rim and this campground is now in our top three all-time favorites. We made our reservations six months to the day before our desired arrival date. There are no hookups, but we filled our water tanks at...More
There is always free camping in the forest just outside the park. We stayed there one night and it was great. Check out North Rim Campground reservations but if you can’t get a spot, you can always camp in the National... More
There is always free camping in the forest just outside the park. We stayed there one night and it was great. Check out North Rim Campground reservations but if you can’t get a spot, you can always camp in the National Forest for free and it is beautiful. You can get a map and directions at the North Rim Campground visitor center.
You usually have to make reservations six months in advance. Try the ReserveAmerica website to see if you get lucky. If you plan to camp, you can stay in the free dispersed camping areas a few miles outside the park in the... More
You usually have to make reservations six months in advance. Try the ReserveAmerica website to see if you get lucky. If you plan to camp, you can stay in the free dispersed camping areas a few miles outside the park in the Kaibab National Forest. There are some beautiful sites there. They do not have a reservation system and are first come first served, though we are told they are never full.
