North Rim Campground (AZ)

Great place to relax and enjoy the stars with breathtaking views of the canyon. Plus the showers had hot water, much needed after rim to rim!!

I love this campground! The breeze softly rustling the trees, very little traffic noise and the spaces are big enough so as to not feel crowded. Check in was smooth, campstore convenient. Truly an enjoyable place to kick off a visit to the North Rim.

Really enjoyed the 24 hours we were there. Camped on site 16 which was beautiful. Hiked the North Kaibab trail to the Bridge, which took, a little less then 4 hours. Made it back to have a cocktail and watch the sunset at the lodge. Next morning got up early to watch the sunrise and hiked the Angel Point trail. After breakfast we drove the Cape Royal Road and stopped at all the view points along the way. Hiked the Cape Royal Trail and Point Imperial Trail. Only having 24 hours I felt like we accomplished what we wanted.

What a beautiful experience with both the hiking, amenities, and quietness of the campsite. So looking forward to next years memories.

Great campground, quiet, lots of shade, plenty of water and SHOWERS! We were camping in a tent in 36 degrees weather and still enjoyed it! Everyone is helpful and all the things you might need are right there.

This is one of the best run park campgrounds I've ever stayed in. So clean. But what is really the best is the placement of the sites. Not all jammed in together. It was also so quiet so the people were showing respect for the place. It was so hard to get a site when we had to change plans a month ahead but I was patient and checked every day. It was therefore sad to see unoccupied sites.
The hosts were so friendly and helpful The ranger also. Laundry good and the showers were erratic in temperatures but we were glad there was water at all.
I like North Rim so much more than South Rim . A fantastic several nights.

Site was excellent - just steps to amazing views of the canyon. The tent pad area had a slight slope. Check-in was easy and the ranger was very helpful.

What an amazing campground. Beautiful scenery. Well-maintained and clean facilities. Campsites are spacious. People respect the quiet hours. Amazing view of the sunrise from the small trail near campsite 16.

The North Rim has a lot to learn from the South Rim, particularly for the disabled. The trails are not very HCA at all, none with a view of the Grand Canyon. The Campsites are not only small but quite unlevel, we used every leveling block we had just on one side of the RV just to make it level. We had reservations for 2 nights but left after the first night. We did not enjoy the North Rim, Been There, Done That, will not return. The Motto, For the Enjoyment of the People is BS, it should be For the Enjoyment of Some People but only if you are ambulatory. The Lodge was no better. The Lifts were broke and they had no Ramps for the disabled. We had reservations for dinner but the Hostess was so uncaring about my wife's situation we left. The only place we she could go was to the Saloon and Gift Shop. This was not a great place to visit and the attitude of most of the employees was they didn't really care. The Barmaid was nice, and the volunteer at the visitor center was good, but that was about it. Even checking in the Ranger just didn't seem to care.

The bathroom facilities were very clean. The camp site was laid out nicely. There are trails near the campsite that can be hiked to the NR Lodge. This campground is worth the stay and I would use again.