Reviews

Sallie Griffin

Wonderful stay! Met by elk as we pulled in and enjoyed watching them graze and rest during our entire stay! Level sites and clean campground. So convenient to the park because the shuttle comes right to the campground. Would definitely stay again.

Pam Reynolds

Very convenient to everything in the park. Had Elk roaming through the campground everyday. Fall (October) was a great time to go. Still lots of people but I’m sure there’s less than summertime. RV park has lots of spaces. We stayed on the paved side. They don’t issue you a space until arrival so you don’t get to choose which space you get. Wish it had a few more trees for shade.

Sonya Leverton

We stayed a full 7 days. Our RV and truck together is about 45 ft. Although the park is very nice, the spots are a bit close. Plus, when folks park next to their sites it makes it even more narrow. As a side note they do have bathrooms to use but if you need to shower you have to go to next camp area and pay $2.50 for 5 minutes.

Cathy Birdsong

Staying here is affordable and convenient if you you plan a long hike in the canyon. The Bright Angel trailhead is nearby so you can start early without a great deal of drive time. The showers were very relaxing after hiking all day. The elk were entertaining to watch while we cooked and ate dinner in the campground. It was also nice to have restrooms available at night.

Keith O'Brien

I like this location and chose it for full hookups and proximity to the south rim trails. I booked it a year ago to travel here from Massachusetts The only reason I give it a one star is on arrival we had no picnic table .? 50+ years camping don’t think I ever arrived to a site with no table. Also the bathrooms on the far right ( 100) section is closed but you don’t get to pick a site either The lack of response to the issue is also the reason for the one star review. They told me at the office “ it takes 2 weeks to fix things here “ Views and wildlife was amazing saw some elk every day it’s worth it to stay here just be prepared if things not as planned

Barbara Smith

Great adventure! Loved everything including seeing the wild animals. Our grandchildren portion the Junior Ranger Program. They learned a lot.

Doug Farrell Godard

Iconic RV park on the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Yes, it's close enough to walk to the rim and there are trails to do so; total length 1-way maybe 1.5 miles. You'll end up at the Visitor Center in Grannd Canyon Village. Bikes are welcome too. Pull through sites, no hassles.

Philip Scanlon

Staying at Trailer Village RV Park was an amazing experience. We had everything we could possibly need. The bus system around the park was amazing. We parked the camper and didn't need to drive again until we departed. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

A L

Can't beat the location! If you need full-hookup, then this is the place to be. However, if you can go without FHU, then Mathers Campground is nicer and much much cheaper. Trailer Village is centrally located. You can easily walk out to the bus stop and take the free shuttle all around South Rim. The market plaza is also not too far. Definitely walkable.

Rebecca Sanders

If you stay at Trailer Village don’t expect a to be in nature or you will be sorely disappointed as I was. When I checked in I was assigned site 84 in the last row away from the entrance- I was upset about the long distance we would have to walk to catch the shuttle, but tried to comfort myself with the thought that at least we would have trees at the edge of the park. However, when we drove up we saw a large construction site and orange fencing right across the little street from our site. In addition to the ugly view we were also awakened by construction noises. The RV park has quiet hours but apparently those don’t apply to the construction. The picnic table at our site was also concreted to the ground on the very edge of the little median right where our slider was so if we wanted to use the table at all we would have to pull in the slider and sit right next to our RV. There was plenty of space for the table in another spot, but we couldn’t move it. I was so sad and disappointed when I stayed here. It’s the only game in town so you will probably still stay here after reading this but perhaps you won’t be as disappointed as I was. Also the bathroom didn’t have any toilet paper.

Violeta Svetlik

We really enjoyed our stay at the Trailer Village RV Park. We were on our way to CA and decided to detour and visit the Grand Canyon! We were pleasantly surprised! The RV park has full hookups option and it’s surrounded by beautiful pine trees and walking / biking trails! There is a park (free) bus stop and the blue bus can take you to the village or near by restaurant! Or if you chose to walk to the Mather point, you can do that in 15 min! We stayed at site #20 and our camper is 28ft long without the hitch. It was perfect space but more on the right side. The spot was the first one on E street so we didn’t have that many neighbors but made a note that if it was any other space, we would be surrounded by campers. You don’t get your spot until you check in. Not sure if you can request a particular spot! Trash was picked up couple times a day and the place was very clean! No loud or party people. We would love to return for longer!

Traci Ratzlaff

Fantastic park, clean, great views. Close to the large grocery store that has more than just groceries, it has everything you could ever need camping or hiking. Shower house and laundry is a drive away. There are vault toilets that are walkable.

Mike Schofield

Great base camp location for all things South Rim of the Grand Canyon! The elk are your neighbors and make sure to not leave your sewer line out the birds will poke holes in the pipe. Sites are pretty sloped be prepared for a lot of leveling, but the location more than compensates!

Jason Phillips

Only Grand Canyon RV park in GCNP with full hook ups. The Elk will enjoy your water and are not afraid of you. At least not the bigger ones. The amount of Rental RVs and International guests you can’t communicate with is a bit disappointing. You want to help them set up their rental when they have no idea what they are doing, but you can’t communicate (sad). Rental places should do more and stop reserving spots they don’t end up using. A lot of open spots while the park is “full”. 48 hour cancellation policy means you may be able to get last minute spots.

Michael Morris

Good park close to the canyon, lots of sites, full hookups. Unfortunately the sites being so plentiful made them very close together. We had to ask someone to move their truck so we could pull through their site to get our 38' trailer into our spot. However if you want to see the canyon and wildlife, this is the place to be, elk came right up to our trailer!