Tusayan - Montane

Great location,lots of privacy. Felt like we were the only ones there, no traffic. I gave it a ⭐️⭐️⭐️ only because all services where closed due to fire restrictions. No fire pit, no grills, no trash. ( I UNDERSTAND FOR FIRE, BUT TRASH) Lots of small bees around our food... Smell from the restrooms was bad, it reached all the way to the ramada.
We camped at group site B

Peaceful and conveniently located

My campsite was dirty, not from litter or trash. But after years of occupation, the ground was a half inch thickness of dry, dusty dirt. Footprints were left everywhere. It's like a little cloud of dust would waft up with every step. It made your shoes, socks, and feet dirty. That's one reason I left the campground 2 days early. I saw a few areas where pink gravel had been laid down and this made for much cleaner walking. This was my 3rd time camping at Ten-X but am afraid it will be my last.

Excellent host, beautiful campsite. Bees were very thirsty for water but didnt go after people.

Making reservations before trip online was a headache. I must have tried 10-15 times to find an open site and get the reservation to go through. I ended up only booking for 3 days that were sequential....was the only thing I could find for us. I purchased those 3 days. Then when we got to the Ten X Campground we extended our stay. there were reserved sites all over the campground which didn't end up being used. We like the place. We see that the Forest Service has added 2-3 new areas for camping and we are excited about going back. The Host and Hostess were personable and very helpful and very pleasant.

Clean and beautiful. Lots of space

Entire campground is covered by jellowjackets from 4am to 8:30 pm. Had to leave in a hurry once we started to cook food. Water station was swarmed. Best yet you can’t get your money back.

Campsite was clean, quiet, and plots were well spaces.

The campground was very clean and the restrooms too.
We enjoyed our stay, it was very cool in night.
Thanks to Recreation team.

I believe this is a very good alternative to the overcrowded camps in Grand Canyon Village. It is spacy and well organised. Each reservation (depicted with your name on a label) has a pretty large location available solely for itself, including a table with benches and a campfire circle. So definitely, you will be not sitting on other people. And it is pretty quiet the camp, with elks arriving in the morning. :) Also, there was a campsite host available during my stay, so I could ask some questions or for a help, when needed. There is water available in the campsite. However, it is located in a central point, for refilling your tanks only. Toilets are latrine-type (a modern version, though), so, take a torch with you during the night. There are no showers or bathrooms with running water. For those who need them, they should go to Grand Canyon Village, to the campsite there. There, in a specific location is a showers place, where the showers are available on charge BUT NO LATER THAN 9:15 PM. At the same time there are "shower" solutions in tourist shops. It is like a bag with water that you can put on a tree and use it as a shower. I think, when equipped with such a mobile shower, the TEN-X campground is a good choice. Especially it is located just 2 mi from Tusayan (where are bars and shops) and around 10 mi from Grand Canyon Village.