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Location |
1/2-mile west of Hwy. 67, just south of Jacob Lake, outside the park, Outside the Park |
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Phone |
928/643-7804 (when open), 800/525-0924 (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm) |
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Web site |
www.canyoneers.com |
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Room Information |
50 tent sites, 62 RV sites (52 hookups, 10 dry sites) |
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Prices |
$27 for hookups (up to 4 people); $13 for dry sites (up to 4 people); $13 for tent sites (up to 2 people), plus $2.50 for each additional person. Cabin style rooms are available at $70 per room |
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Credit Cards |
MC, V |
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Season |
Open mid-May to mid-Oct (weather permitting) |
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P.O. Box 3331 |
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Frommer's Review
Compared to the South Rim RV parks, where sagebrush is often the largest plant in sight, this North Rim RV park is like a fairy tale. Throughout the campground, ponderosa pines pierce the sky like Jack's mythical beanstalk. Some campers even have a view past the trees to Jacob Lake. This is easily the prettiest setting of any RV park in the Grand Canyon area. Generators are forbidden, so everyone can enjoy the quiet.
There are two public showers ($1.50 for 5 min.), as well as laundry facilities, so the only thing missing is flush toilets. Several signs stress the fact that the current toilets are hooked up to a larger septic system. Still, they resemble portable toilets in every other way, including the fact that they're dark as caves at night.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without
notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
