Tusayan - Montane

Mike snd Linda were excellent hosts, the campground was beautiful and clean and an easy drive to town and the park gate. We stayed in the Black Bear Loop and would definitely go back. The sites were roomy and spaced well. Amenities included dumpsters, water, and pit toilets.

Best place to stay to explore the grand canyon. Campground is clean and quiet, no hookups. Just perfect for us in our 42 fr 5th wheel.

We recently had a wonderful stay @ Tusayan - Montane campground Black Bear Loop ... just a few miles outside the Grand Canyon Nation Park. Our campground hosts Mike and Linda were awesome! The campground was quiet and the restrooms were very clean ... everything was well kept. We very much enjoyed our stay and look forward to future reservations @ Tusayan - Montane.

Camp host were very friendly and kept the pit style restrooms amazingly clean and odor-free. There was even a hint of air freshener or cleaner. Sites are reasonably spread out. Not far from the park entrance. Good dark skies and other campers kept their outside lights off except when they absolutely needed them (when people were outside).

Great site!! Plenty of space. Surprisingly the campground was pretty empty for Labor Day weekend. The kids had a great time playing in the wood near the site.

We've camped here several times. It is often not busy, and when it is, it doesn't seem overcrowded. The sites are well kept, and most of them have pull-throughs, which makes it easy if you have a trailer. The bathrooms are clean and it's also relatively close to the town of Tusayan in case you forget something, need a little something extra, or want a bathroom with a running toilet. The campground is very close to Grand Canyon NP South if you're looking for an excursion.

The campground was impeccably clean and easy to drive the truck and camper through. The spaces were quite ample in size and, from what I recall are level and nice to visit. In the area we did the Grand Canyon walk and also took a helicopter ride over the Canyon. The helicopter ride was expensive, but a wonderful experience. We found Grand Canyon Village quite expensive and lacking in supplies, so I would suggest fueling and building supplies before camping in the area.

nice hosts, quiet place and very close to the south gate

This campground is well spaced out and quiet with new, clean, pit toilets and close to Grand Canyon. That's all I can say for the good. When I made the reservation 3 months ago, the ONLY sites you were allowed to reserve were double sites, which were double price ($44). Not knowing the expected crowds, I bit on making the reservation (site # Pronghorn 11). There are no hook-ups (no water, no electric, no sewer, and only pit toilets) for $44. When we arrived, May 15th, we found that the sites are NOT "double sites". It would be pretty much impossible to get two campers into one of these "double sites". We had enough room for our 5th wheel, and the "double" site space gave us enough room to park our truck, that's it. We also found out that the campground was almost empty and if you arrive without a reservation, you can pick a single site that fits your needs for $20, but if you have an Annual America the Beautiful Pass, it is only $10. Discount does not apply to so-called "double sites", and no discounts for reservations. So, if we would have showed up as a first come first serve camper we could have done it for $10 per night. $44 per night is a total rip-off for just a place to park with a picnic table. Sorry to be negative, but this was a very poor value, and if you make a reservation, they really get your money. We camped at Tusayan Montane Campground in a 42' Fifth Wheel.

Well maintained, good spacing between campsites.