North Rim Campground (AZ)

Great site, but like many NP campsites, it’s not level. We got our Class B van level fairly easily via our plastic legos, but if you don’t have any way to level your RV, you may not be comfortable.

This site is quite off-level and has a significant bend in the middle around a tree. We had no issues parking there with our Class B van, used those plastic Legos to get level. If you have a trailer or a class C motor home, pay close attention to the max length rating for the site.

Perfectly clean, spacious, easy-pull-through spot, thisclose to water and short walk to the restrooms. Super friendly folks at check-in and in the general store.

The other campers were respectful of the quiet hours.

No showers or breakfast at the North Rim Lodge unfortunately, due to landslide damage to the water line coming up from inside the canyon, but that was fixed as promised a few days after I left.

The canyon made it up to me, though, with one of the best sunsets I've ever seen at the park. Rainbows, condors, dramatic skies, vivid colors -- one can't ask for more from a campsite a few miles away!

Ce camping est super, on va à pieds au Lodge et aux points de vue célèbres en 15 à 20 min environ. Mais juste en dessous du camping, à 50m, c'est déjà superbe. Notre emplacement était un peu trop près des toilettes (bruyant la nuit)

Perfect spot. Clean facilities. Friendly hosts.

The showers were cold. Ice ice (baby) cold. It was very disappointing to pay for a hot shower and it be very cold. Other than that nice campground

Beautiful campground--and little generator noice!

This was my 5th time camping in the North Rim Grand Canyon since my first time in 1993. I have also camped at the South Rim 5 times.
I much prefer the North Rim over the South Rim because the North Rim is much less commercial and it’s quieter.
I do have a complaint I would like to bring to someone’s attention. The North Rim has a shower house that I have used every time I’ve been there. It costs $1.50 (in quarters) to get a hot shower. This time I went into a shower, put my $1.50 into the machine and turned the valve to the hot only to be standing there for the entire time it was running and it was cold all the way.
I went to a Park Ranger at the check in location and the young man told me it was not their operation. He told me the people who manage the country store were in charge of the showers and laundry. I went there only to be told they collect the money but they aren’t in charge of the showers. They told me ti go back to the showers and ask for a young man who was cleaning the showers. I told him about the cold showers and he told me they would refund my quarters ($1.50). He said two weeks before I got there people from the National park had turned down the temperature for both the showers but also the washers. I had reserved 4 nights but I left 2 days early because of the fact I couldn’t get a hot shower.
I wish the people who basically turned off the hot water would try taking cold showers!

We had camp site 075, and it was level and large. We have a 6-person tent and we had room for more. Water and bathrooms were super convenient. We hiked the Kaibab Trial down to the Supai Tunnel. Great hike, but you do share the trail with mules (including their excrement and flies). The trail drops 1,400 ft. in 2-miles, so keep that in mind coming back up (take plenty of water & snacks). The Transept Trail from the campground over to the Lodge was a nice scenic hike, and you can get a good cocktail(s) at the Saloon there. Recommend driving to all of the lookouts in the area (especially Angels Window & Point Imperial).

1 person tent camping for 3 nights beginning of Aug 2023. Check in was quick and easy right at noon. Water spigot and restrooms were close to the campsite. Restrooms were always clean during my stay. More RV's than tents while I was there. Neighbors were quiet. Overall enjoyed the campground.