Grand Canyon Camper Village - Grand Canyon Village, Arizona

Grand Canyon Camper Village

Ubicada en Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, Estados Unidos, la Grand Canyon Camper Village es un campamento de campeados que ofrece un entorno acogedor y seguro para familias y aventureros. Con dirección 549 Camper Village Ln, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States y teléfono 928-638-2887, este campamento es ideal para aquellos que buscan explorar la belleza natural del Gran Cañón.

Características

La Grand Canyon Camper Village ofrece campground con vistas impresionantes del cañón, RV electric hookup, RV sewer hookup y RV water hookup. También cuenta con picnic tables, public shower y public toilet para garantizar una experiencia cómoda y segura.

Especialidades

El campamento ofrece RV camping y tent sites, lo que lo hace ideal para familias, amigos y aventureros. Además, cuenta con on-site services y wheelchair-accessible car park y entrance para garantizar la accesibilidad para todos.

Otros datos de interés

La Grand Canyon Camper Village está ubicada a solo 15 minutos del Gran Cañón, lo que la convierte en un lugar perfecto para explorar la belleza natural de la zona. Además, cuenta con running water y good for kids para garantizar una experiencia divertida y segura para toda la familia.

Opiniones

La Grand Canyon Camper Village ha recibido 866 reviews en Google My Business, con una media de opinión de 3.4/5. Los comentarios destacan la ubicación del campamento, la comodidad de las instalaciones y la accesibilidad para personas con discapacidad.

Información recomendada

Para aquellos que buscan explorar la belleza natural del Gran Cañón, la Grand Canyon Camper Village es un lugar ideal para acampar y descansar. La ubicación del campamento, las instalaciones cómodas y la accesibilidad para todos la convierten en una opción excelente para familias y aventureros.

👍 Reviews of Grand Canyon Camper Village

Steven B.

4/5

We enjoyed our stay here, Just outside the park..Only about 15 minutes to Grand Canyon, I thought the park was a bit crowded other than that a very decent park, seen some elk in the morning and was close to general store and a few restaurants

Tori W.

4/5

Great place to park an RV, sprinter, or tent camping. All spots were flat, had fire pits, and picnic tables. Bathrooms on site were fine but old, most likely from the 60's. While it was amazing to have a token run shower, the pressure (women's BR) was awfully light.

Victoria H.

3/5

Very easy drive into the Grand Canyon. Staff were friendly and accommodating when we needed to switch spots. Check in was easy after hours. Easy to walk to town - restaurants, gas station, general store.
Some spots were very close to each other, we were basically touching our neighbors. Bathrooms could’ve used a good cleaning.

Ken S.

3/5

First, let me say, great staff experience...that's about it. For a campground hosting one of the worlds 7 natural wonders, I was a bit disappointed overall. It's run down, sites are VERY close together, amenities are old and the full-time sites give off a "Joe Dirt" feeling with little care shown for upkeep or presentation. The only positive I can give is the 1 mile distance to the GC Park entrance, and that's evidently what keeps them going. Sorry, but I expected more...

Kip C.

5/5

I was boondocking in the National Forest and was running low on fresh water. I called to find out if they offer potable water to the general pubic and found out they did and what the cost was. When I arrived I was greeted by a happy and helpful staff member who I later found out was Eric. I paid and Eric helped me by getting a fresh water hose to attach to the water source, and helped tackle the flow of water while I filled my water bladder. When we were done he also told me (since I paid the over 15 gal fee) that I could come back with my receipt and fill again if needed for no additional cost. I'll definitely frequent Camper Village if I need any service they provide.

Kensie A.

4/5

We enjoyed our stay here for a couple nights while visiting the Grand Canyon. It is just about a 10 min drive to the park entrance. It is walking distance to a lot of the local stores and restaurants. We got a pull-thru site, but it was extremely cramped. Way too close to neighbors on both sides of us. No privacy from others around you. One neighbor was side by side to us with picnic tables and chairs. Vehicles barely fit in the spaces. The grassy areas were covered in tons of ant hills and fox tail weeds which made it very difficult taking our dogs to potty or walk around. We had to stick to the gravel areas the entire time because all the foxtail kept getting stuck in their paws and fur. There is however a beautiful paved greenway trail within walking distance right across from the campgrounds we enjoyed hiking on with our dogs and kids. It’s not a bad place to stay for a night or so to be in such close distance to the park. It would have been nice if they had a playground for kids. They had a very run down basketball court but no balls.

Michelle B.

1/5

Avoid if you can! One of the worst and very expensive parks I’ve ever stayed at. Sites were lumpy and full of vermin holes. If you needed to use the showers you had to pay $3 for 8 minutes. Water pressure was very low. Book early and stay at the rv campground in the park instead.

Catherine L.

4/5

This park is so close to the entrance to the Grand Canyon and that was very nice. The staff and front desk value customer service and friendliness. We had a converter go out on our RV and they hooked us up with a mobile RV guy who fixed us up by the afternoon. The park has full hookup, gravel pads, easy pull thru spot. The bathrooms need updating and with the new management that came in a month ago, they've started the rennovations. The park is within walking distance of a Starbucks, grocery store, chocolate factory, and visitor center and some fast food and more. The Elk came into the RV park this morning and were a nice sight to see. All in all, it was a great stay.