Kaibab National Forest

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Kaibab National Forest Supervisor's Office 800 South 6th Street Williams, AZ 86046 (928) 635-8200 Fax: (928) 635-8200

Reviews

Kaibab National Forest campgrounds are widely praised for their cleanliness, spacious and well-maintained sites, and friendly, helpful hosts. Visitors enjoy peaceful, scenic natural settings with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing, as well as convenient access to the Grand Canyon and nearby towns. Facilities generally include clean restrooms and vault toilets, but amenities such as water hookups, showers, and dump stations are often limited or absent. Common drawbacks include rough or washboard gravel access roads, occasional noise from roads, trains, or generators, close site spacing in some areas, limited cell reception, and occasional issues with insects or rodents. Overall, the campgrounds provide a quiet and welcoming outdoor experience with some logistical and amenity limitations.

Clean and well-maintained campgrounds and restrooms

Spacious, well-spaced campsites with privacy

Friendly, attentive, and helpful camp hosts

Peaceful, scenic surroundings near Grand Canyon and local attractions

Opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing

Limited or no water hookups, showers, and dump stations

Rough, washboard, or gravel access roads

Noise from nearby roads, trains, generators, and other campers

Occasional insect problems and rodent issues in cabins

Close site spacing and limited privacy in some areas

2,463 reviews

5 stars

1,757

4 stars

461

3 stars

134

2 stars

1 stars

Artemus W

Campground:Spring Valley Cabin & Bunkhouse

Loop:Spvc

Site:

Reviewed 20 days ago

Two years ago, Marcario D's review lamented the mouse infestation and the giant rat in the kitchen. I really hoped things had changed. Nope. I had the EXACT same experience. What a shame. It's a beautiful place but simply uninhabitable.

Ryan S

Campground:Tusayan - Montane

Loop:S&P

Site:

Reviewed 21 days ago

Large parking spaces great for my 30' trailer, easy to get to and close to Grand Canyon with out being so close to your neighbors. There are no utilities but vault toilets, dumpsters and drinking water at the front. Usually closes down around November. There is a trail that leads to the forest.

Donna W

Campground:Tusayan - Montane

Loop:Black Bear

Site:

Reviewed 23 days ago

The space in the sites was so generous! The loops were very well thought out and included plenty of spotless bathrooms. I mean spotless and they smelled great too!!! The camp hosts were so friendly and hard working. We would camp here again and again!! We used the site BB15 which is a great pull though site.

Scott V

Campground:Tusayan - Montane

Loop:Pronghorn

Site:

Reviewed 23 days ago

Clean bathrooms, clean grounds, and friendly hosts. It was an excellent experience that will be repeated.

Paul E

Campground:Jumpup Cabin

Loop:Jumpup Cabin

Site:

Reviewed 24 days ago

Thank you to the Forest Service for maintaining this cabin and making it available to the public. It is a remote and scenic area. We appreciated the kitchenware, table, and chairs. We brought a canopy for the cement picnic table just outside the door which added additional eating and "living" space. Rodent visitors each night, .

Cindy H

Campground:Tusayan - Montane

Loop:Squirrel Loop

Site:

Reviewed 25 days ago

Beautiful secluded site. Very clean. Nice camp fire to make dinner & meals the next day. Heard the elk calling out to one another. The owls were chatty most of the night too. Pathways lit up to the bathrooms. Will be back in the Spring. $20 a night. 4 mile from the Grand Canyon

Keep your options open

Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Kaibab National Forest.

Popularity: Very quiet

Busiest in November, when about 5% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 7 years of reservations.