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Your Premier RV & Tent Campground at Grand Canyon North Rim
Kaibab Camper Village provides a premier camping experience at the Grand Canyon North Rim, offering the only full-service RV campground in the area. We accommodate large rigs over 40 feet with pull-through and back-in sites, complemented by individual and group tent camping options. Nestled in the Kaibab National Forest, our secluded location features towering pines, proximity to Jacob Lake, and access to hiking, horseback riding, and the scenic North Rim Parkway. Our amenities include electric, water, and sewer hookups, chemical toilets, coin-operated showers, laundry facilities, and a camp store stocked with essentials.We prioritize a peaceful environment with strict quiet hours, pet-friendly policies, and fire safety guidelines to protect the surrounding forest ecosystem. Open seasonally from May to October, our 24/7 access ensures flexibility for late arrivals while maintaining structured check-in and check-out procedures. Our team emphasizes courteous service, environmental stewardship, and community engagement to create memorable outdoor experiences for visitors.
Services
RV sites with full hookups
Pull-through RV sites
Back-in RV sites
Dry RV sites
Individual tent sites
Group tent site
Camp store
Coin-operated showers
Laundry facilities
Pet-friendly camping
Highlights and features
- We are the only North Rim campground with full RV hookups for big rigs over 40 feet.
- Our secluded location offers peace and quiet within the Kaibab National Forest.
- We provide 24/7 campground access with structured check-in/check-out procedures.
- Our amenities include electric, water, and sewer hookups with daily maintenance.
- We enforce strict firewood and noise policies to protect the natural environment.
Services
RV sites with full hookups
Our RV sites accommodate rigs over 40 feet with electric, water, and sewer hookups. Designed for comfort, these sites provide direct access to amenities like chemical toilets, showers, and laundry facilities. Ideal for travelers seeking convenience in a remote natural setting.
Individual tent sites
Secluded tent sites are located in a separate area surrounded by Kaibab National Forest. These primitive sites offer picnic tables, fire pits, and proximity to shared amenities while maintaining a quiet, nature-focused atmosphere for overnight stays.
Group tent site
The group tent site accommodates 10-20 people in a dedicated area. It includes communal fire pits and picnic spaces while adhering to strict noise policies. Perfect for families or organized groups visiting the Grand Canyon North Rim.
Camp store
Our camp store offers groceries, snacks, souvenirs, and RV parts. Stocked with essentials for campers, it provides convenience for travelers needing supplies during their stay in this remote location.
Coin-operated showers
Clean, coin-operated showers are available daily for campers. Located near laundry facilities, these showers ensure comfort after outdoor activities while maintaining hygiene standards in the forest environment.
Questions
What RV hookups are available at Kaibab Camper Village?
We offer full electric, water, and sewer hookups for RVs, including sites accommodating rigs over 40 feet.
Are pets allowed at the campground?
Yes, we are pet-friendly but require pets to be leashed and owners to clean up after them.
How do I make a reservation?
Reserve online via ResNexus or call us at 928-643-7804 with a nonrefundable first-night payment.
What are the office hours?
Office hours are 8am-8pm in May, September, October and 7am-9pm from June to August.
Is firewood available for purchase?
Yes, we sell locally sourced firewood bundles to prevent forest pests and diseases.
What nearby attractions are accessible?
We're 45 miles from Grand Canyon North Rim and near hiking trails, horseback riding, and nature paths.
Reviews (6)
Delf Hedde
Oct 22, 2021
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Great Campground with super nice hosts.
Caters primarily to RVs but has some very nice areas for tent campers with good facilities (fire rings, benches & tables, Toilets, showers). I really enjoyed my stay in the beautiful scenery. No problems with cell service (AT&T) in the tent camp area I stayed at.
Caters primarily to RVs but has some very nice areas for tent campers with good facilities (fire rings, benches & tables, Toilets, showers). I really enjoyed my stay in the beautiful scenery. No problems with cell service (AT&T) in the tent camp area I stayed at.
Ann Neubaum
Oct 01, 2021
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Exactly as advertised. Our 30 class A & tow fit nicely, had a pretty view of the meadow. Lovely drive to/from the park.
Ladies in the office were helpful and professional. We had a problem with our rig & and Tom was amazingly supportive!
Ladies in the office were helpful and professional. We had a problem with our rig & and Tom was amazingly supportive!
Leslie
Sep 30, 2021
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Nice area and camp site. No cell service. Which is great for a digital detox. Highly recommend folks do digi detoxes every once in awhile. I use AT&T. So I was kind of surprised at the no cell thing. Folks are great and the area is quiet. Again fantastic place to get away from the digital world.
Eqtt Mukais
Sep 19, 2021
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Great spot about hour from north rim of GC..we did tent camping for $20, got a spot at back corner of campground, in the trees and backing against the next door fenced meadow. Very friendly staff. My son commented on the port-a-potties being the cleanest hed ever seen. Camp spots are perhaps a little close together, if there were two other parties in the area we were at (our area was designated as 3 separate sites) might have been a little crowded. Also you can literally camp for free in the National Forest across the street from the campground. However the cleanliness of the campground and
Double D.
Sep 17, 2021
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Only used their shower facilities, which at $2.25 for 8 minutes of hot water wasn't only a great deal but a life changer! Showers were very cleaner. Next to shower was a available laundry. The overall property looked well kept and was fairly crowded. Need a shower this is a great place to stop.
J. Chor
Aug 29, 2021
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My wife and I stayed here for three nights in our Sienna camper van while we visited the North Rim. We found the ladies working the office to be very friendly and made you feel welcome. They explained the campground, showers, laundromat, porta-potties and the one flush toilet available in a building behind the laundry building. Make sure you have a couple of dishpans for washing dishes at your camp site as you are not allowed to wash dishes at the sinks provided near the porta-potties. We had a nice time relaxing at this campground, had a camp fire every night. Hiked a very short distance to
