North Rim Campground (AZ)

A great camping space and setup, with lots of room for each campsite, considerate neighbors, and everything close at hand for exploring the North Rim. Unlimited pinecones were a fire-starting bonus!

This is a very quiet campground and mostly rim to rim people an older adults are there.

Hidden gem, tucked into pine trees, with crisp mountain air. Huge campsites, quiet, clean facilities, great general store, and a perfect place to watch the sunset over the canyon.

It's a beautiful campground with a well-stocked store. We hiked Rim to Rim to Rim, starting at south K so it was strategic because it's close to the North Kaibab Trailhead. There are hot showers and a laundry .

We love the North rim. Restroom renovations were great. Used the laundry facility, staff on hand very friendly and helpful. Will definitely return

We camped here after doing rim2rim and were carrying our tent with us (no car/rig set up). I think there are dedicated walk in sites - would highly recommend getting one of those or a dedicated tent site since we accidentally had a pull in site where all the ground was pretty slanted for putting a tent up. Otherwise - campground is nice, convenient bathrooms and store set up if you are resupplying here. It is .7 mi from the actual trailhead and 1.5 mi from the lodge - which feels reeeally far after rim to rim. There is a free shuttle between all these places but be prepared that it might be running a bit late

We stayed in sites 10, 44, 62, and 14. The sites closest to the rim, 14 and 11, had great views, but it should be noted that the sites next to the rim are pretty sloped and may be challenging for tent campers. Overall, the campground is spacious and shady and feels peaceful even when full.

Great campgound. We love the North Rim - quieter and more rustic than the south rim. Note that this site is across from the group sites - there was a large school group when we were there, making it a little noisy and the nearest bathroom was mobbed. Other bathrooms were’t far away, though

Great campground!

The campsite is beautiful, and I loved everything about the grounds. However, beware of site #51. It is a "pull through" site but there are several trees (one each side of the pull through) that doesn't allow you to actually drive through if you are pulling a trailer. You have to back it out which is very tough because of the number of trees to dodge behind you. Fortunately for me, I met Bill the campground host. He was great to come down to the site and talk through backing it out. Bill is a real PLUS!!!!!