Trailer Village RV Park

The only negative here is the sites are close, parking lot close, urban KOA close. And they are pricey - highest we paid on our 5 week tour of the S.W.
But having full hookups inside the National Park where you can ride the shuttle bus from right at the front of the campground is worth it. And you're inside the park - we were greeted my an Elk, grazing next to our site. She returned several times and pretty much dared vehicles to bother her :-).
The Utilities were all solid.
The staff that checked is in was a little abrupt, not rude, just not overly talkative or helpful. But I'm sure the staff rotates and you won't have the same experience.

This is a convenient RV park that is expensive for what you get like all lodging in a NP.

Beware, there are 2 types of sites. “”Classic” means crappy. The other sites are paved and decent. The classic sites are the former employee housing sites where they’ve cleared away the old trailers. Our first site was so bad I could not level our TT with nearly 6”. The sewer had no cover and was just an open pipe. The electric is 50/20a only, so you need an adaptor for 30a. The bathroom was non functional so there were only portables. The trash cans were small and packed full most of the time.

I go here again for the convenience, but not at a classic site.

We stayed here October 24-30. We hadn't planned to go to the Grand Canyon thinking it would be too cold and potentially snowy, but new friends along the way convinced us it was doable. We checked for camping availability about 4 days before we wanted to be there and Trailer Village could accommodate us. It was easy to hike or bike from the campground and it was very convenient to go back mid day or mid afternoon to regroup before sunset activities. We had elk wandering through the campground each morning, and entertainment from a raven who stole and old labrador retriever's tennis ball (he got it back). So Trailer Village was pretty entertaining in and of itself. We biked through Mather Campground mid stay and decided when we go back again we will stay there because we liked the camping ambience and found access was just as convenient from there. Think Trailer Village = RV park, Mather = camping.

We enjoyed our stay here. Sites are roomy. Even with the pad a little leveling is required. It’s not in the woods however there are trees. Bathrooms are clean and have a heater however they do not have a shower.
Very close to the Grand Canyon rim and lots of walking/biking trails. There is a shuttle stop right at the entrance (easy walking distance from any site) that will take you all around the park. Grocery store is also very close.
We are looking forward to returning.

We stayed for four nights at Trailer Village RV Park. We had a great time. The site was level, had good shade, and was within walking distance of the south rim. The paved pathways were a big hit for our kids as they biked, rollerbladed, and played catch every evening. Fantastic temps for the end of July. No WiFi, but good service with AT&T. Definitely will return.

We paid a lot to hook up here to have the most uneven surface we’ve stayed at our whole trip (including the free camp sites). We also thought we were paying to have such close access to the shuttle services but the largest one that goes from the campgrounds out is currently not operating which would have been nice to know before agreeing to that price. You can camp for free down the road and have a three minute drive in which would be much more worth it.