Trailer Village

For a hiker and bicyclist, the location was great. We biked to most places at the park. The bathrooms were not nice. There was not even a playground for the kids. There were elk that roamed thru the campsite which was cool. The bike ride to the visitor’s center at Mather’s Point was the closest place in the park and it was a longish bi... more

When you pull in, it isn't like your typical national park campground. It's seems sort of old, sad, and frumpy. The weeds are tall, the bathhouses look antiquated, and the sites aren't level. With that said, the grand canyon is within walking distance, which brightens the entire stay. The walking/bike paths wind through the park and yo... more

A lot of pavement and symmetrically angled pull through sites. Everyone gets a table and a fire pit. Things were well maintained. The showers were OK. The laundry room was out-of-this-world. At least 12 washers and dryers. This place is like a little city during the high season. It's a bit of a longer walk to the Canyon itself t... more

Visited in a 32' Class C. No tow car, so appreciated the bus service (runs starting early enough for sunrise and late enough for sunset). Sites kind of close, but plenty of room for chairs and awning and site had an outside grill. We were next to bathroom, which was dated, but clean for being so busy. Loved that Elk walked around th... more

Being within walking distance, or a quick shuttle ride away from the Grand Canyon makes this RV park a must! While the sites are small and the facilities aren’t anything fancy, the location simply can’t be beat. We rode our bikes to the Grand Canyon for sunrise and sunset and were there in less than 5 minutes. The RV park was also fil... more

You come here for the location and the FHUs and that's what you get. This is walkable to the south rim, the village, market etc. The shuttle will take you anywhere else you need to be so park your car and enjoy everything there is to enjoy at the Grand Canyon. The sites are small and have no privacy. The RV park is surrounded by perma... more

The sites are small and fairly close together, but it's a great location for visiting Grand Canyon. We have a 41 foot 5th wheel, and we just fit in the site with the truck parked sideways. It's full hookup and all about location. Once you're set up you don't even have to drive anywhere. There is a bus stop right at the campground so yo... more

We stayed here in the middle of November. There was cell service in the area, but I can't remember details. We wanted to stay on one of the forest service roads, but it was getting dark and there was some weather moving in. Fortunately this place had one site available and we took it. Full hook ups are nice but this is just ... more

Stayed 2 nights, rows K and L are great as you have pretty clear views of the forest rather than the rear of another trailer. We stayed in K but there were no campers in L. Quick walking distance to bathrooms. Showers are located at the other, nearby campground about 1/4 mile away. Walking distance to the shuttle, store, visitors cen... more

While the most obvious draw for Trailer Village is the location (you can walk to the Grand Canyon Visitor Center and South Rim), it's actually a pretty nice campground too. The campground is huge: row after row of pull-through sites, and there was very high turnover. We'd walk our dog in the early afternoon and see the "Campground Full... more