North Rim Campground (AZ)

The camp ground was good and well maintained. Check-in was easy and efficient. A negative for almost the entire North Rim is the lack of cell phone service. In today's world, this creates unnecessary safety issues related to navigation and communication.

great

Such a beautiful setting and plenty of space to spread out at this site. Very enjoyable walks and close to the rim from the campground - only five minutes and we're overlooking the canyon. Hosts were terrific and helpful. Can't wait to return.

The campground was really nice but the weather was so hot we couldn’t stay there, because generator hours were only 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours at dinner time. We have cats and we cannot let them outdoors, therefore we had to leave the beautiful campground to find a place where we could run our generator. It was 98 degrees when we were there!

Friendly and professional host checked us in.

Any trip to the Grand Canyon is awesome. The campground was excellent.

Nice campground.

Booked a 3 night stay as it was one of the few campsites in the west that showed “available”. The rest of the west was 95-115 degrees, it was a very comfortable 82 degrees at 8500 The campsites were spacious, shaded and fairly level. The wind coming off the canyon at night blowing through the ponderosa pines, and views of the Milky Way were awesome! My only “negative” would be that the closest grocery store in about 1.5 hours away. The general stores in the area have some basic food items but if you want a steak prepare for a long drive.

Very nice camp spot, outstanding staff. Only one complaint. Because of the historic heat wave, it would have helped us a lot to be able to turn on a generator a bit earlier in the day. Like 3 pm to 6, instead of 6 to 8. Having hauled a huge house to the camp, it would have been much nicer to be able to use my air conditioner. Particularly during what we began to call, the "hydrocarbon hour" Too hot to close a window, yet the air was mostly charcoal starter and very smoky fires.

Not that the weather is your fault, but if we could have applied to the camp host to run our very quiet generator earlier, we would not have left a day early. Just couldn't stand another day of 90 in the camper, with smoke blowing in one window and out the other. I totally understand restrictions on noisy generators all day, but for those of us who spend big bucks on a quiet one, we should be able to get permission to run it during a heat wave.