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Trailer Village RV Park in Grand Canyon National Park

Campground · Grand Canyon National Park

Trailer Village RV Park

A full-hookup RV base in Grand Canyon's South Rim village.

Photo: National Park Service
Type
Campground
Nearest trail
0.9 mi
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Trailer Village’s Full-Hookup RV Sites

Overview

About Trailer Village RV Park

Why stop

  • The free village shuttle makes South Rim stops easy to reach.
  • Elk and deer sometimes wander through camp.

Heads up

  • Some sites are uneven, and the layout varies from space to space.
There are 123 reservable RV sites and no tent-only sites. Trailer Village is the park’s only in-park full-hookup RV campground, with 80 electrical-hookup sites and paved pull-through options. The maximum total vehicle length is 50 feet. Site layouts differ, and some pads are uneven, so leveling blocks can come in handy.
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CampgroundTrailer Village RV Park36.05331, -112.11263
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Before you go

Facilities and food nearby

Flush toilets, potable water, trash collection, and a dump station serve the campground. Paved sites are wheelchair-accessible, and there are three accessible restrooms; the accessible route at each site isn’t clear. There’s no Wi-Fi here, and cell coverage can be unreliable.

There’s no food service in the campground. Canyon Village General Store and Deli is about half a mile away. Showers and laundry are at Camper Services, also roughly half a mile away, rather than at the RV sites.

4 active Grand Canyon alerts

  • ClosureInner Canyon and North Rim trail closuresDo not enter the closed trails, bridges, campgrounds, and inner-canyon areas.Official details
  • ClosureNorth Rim scenic roads closed for repairsCape Royal Road and Point Imperial Road are closed from sunset October 15 through sunrise November 3, 2026. - The roads are closed to accommodate critical road repair and rehabilitation work.Official details
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An easy RV base in the villageTrailer Village RV Park is Grand Canyon National Park’s only in-park RV campground with full…

Trailer Village RV Park is Grand Canyon National Park’s only in-park RV campground with full hookups, set among the South Rim village services. It suits RV travelers who want to stay inside the park and use the campground as a base. The sites are in a wooded village setting, not on the canyon rim; head to an overlook for the big view.

Leave the RV parkedThe free Village shuttle connects the campground area with the Visitor Center, park lodges, the…

The free Village shuttle connects the campground area with the Visitor Center, park lodges, the Backcountry Information Center, and Market Plaza. That makes it easier to reach village stops without moving your rig.

Watch for visitors of the four-legged kindElk and deer sometimes wander among the RV sites, a memorable bonus when they pass through.

Elk and deer sometimes wander among the RV sites, a memorable bonus when they pass through. They can appear around camp, but sightings aren’t guaranteed.

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Wildlife

Wildlife in Grand Canyon

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California Condor718 sightingsCalifornia CondorMost seen around 5 PMSighting mapBighorn Sheep533 sightingsBighorn SheepMost seen around 7 AMSighting mapAmerican Bison169 sightingsAmerican BisonMost seen around 7 PMSighting mapElk1,891 sightingsElkMost seen around 6 AMSighting mapCoyote59 sightingsCoyoteMost seen around 6 PMSighting mapGray Fox27 sightingsGray FoxMost seen around 6 AMSighting map

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Trails nearby

EasyThe Trail of Time3.3 mi · 2 hr · 0.9 mi awayA paved timeline where every meter spans a million years.ChallengingSouth Kaibab Trail6.3 mi · 5 hr · 1.6 mi awayA steep ridge descent with a first river view at Skeleton Point.ModerateRim Trail12.8 mi · 7 hr · 1.6 mi awayThe full 12.8-mile rim walk, easiest to sample by shuttle.ChallengingRim-to-Rim: South Kaibab to North Kaibab21 mi · 16 hr · 1.6 mi awayA one-way canyon crossing from the South Rim to the North Rim.ChallengingSouth Kaibab–Bright Angel Loop15.8 mi · 14 hr · 1.6 mi awayA 15.8-mile canyon traverse from South Kaibab to the Bright Angel rim.ChallengingPlateau Point Trail12 mi · 10.5 hr · 1.8 mi awayA long descent earns a wide view of the Colorado River.ChallengingBright Angel Trail7.8 mi · 4.5 hr · 1.8 mi awayCanyon layers, mule trains and a 4,400-foot descent to the river.EasyShoshone Point Trail2 mi · 1.5 hr · 2.7 mi awayPines open to a rugged rim point with a North Rim view.

More stops nearby

Lodging · 0.4 mi awayYavapai LodgeA practical Market Plaza base, with a paved path to the rim.0.4 mi awayCanyon Adventures Bike Tours & CaféThe park's only bike rental opens up more of the South Rim.Campground · 0.4 mi awayMather CampgroundA pine-shaded base for exploring the South Rim.Visitor center · 0.5 mi awayGrand Canyon Visitor CenterGet your bearings, then take the short walk to Mather Point.Store · 0.5 mi awayCanyon Village Market & DeliA useful South Rim resupply stop for groceries and camping gear.Sight · 0.6 mi awayShrine of the AgesA community hall born from an interfaith chapel plan for the rim.Sight · 0.6 mi awayMather PointTwo rim platforms make an easy first look into the canyon.Sight · 0.7 mi awayGrand Canyon Pioneer CemeteryA small cemetery that makes South Rim history personal.

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