Ten X Campground

Great campsite that's not too expensive or too far from the southern rim. Also, there were some elk that liked to roam around the campsite. They aren't bothered by humans, maybe because everyone leaves them be and just take pictures from a distance.

If I were to imagine a legit campground where you would want to take your family for a true camping experience Ten-X would be it. It is nothing fancy at all, but it is perfect for what it is. Set in beautiful woods the sites are very generously spaced and the park did not feel crowded at all. In fact we were shocked how it didn't get full even on a weekend at the Grand Canyon in May, however it did get down to 24 degrees overnight so that may have explained it! We forgot how high up you are at the Grand Canyon and weather can be very erratic!

There were no hook-ups and only vault toilets but everything was well cared for and the hosts were very friendly. The campground is only about 4-5 miles from the entrance to Grand Canyon and was even closer to the nearest town.

On second thought don't stay here, so that we have a spot when we return!!

We pulled into Ten-x on a Saturday afternoon hoping to find a spot for a few nights while we visited the Grand Canyon. We were lucky to grab a spot easily with the help of the campground host. The campgrounds are beautiful, with large sites. We camped here on our Airstream, and noticed there were a lot of other RVs (lots of RV spots). The grounds have lots of shade and stay nice and cool (it sits at an elevation of around 7,000 ft), and are very quiet. We were lucky enough to see about four beautiful elk wandering through. I would highly recommend staying here on a visit to the Grand Canyon - the park is about 3 minutes outside of the gate!

A heads up:There is a toilet and fresh water in the summer, but no showers.

Great sites that were clean and well trimmed vegetation. Vault toilets that were well maintained and cleaned daily. Pumped several times a week it appeared. Water spigots generously placed around the campground. No dump would be my only complaint. Stayed over Memorial Day weekend and it never felt crowded. CG host, Erwin was cruising around frequently and even helped me troubleshoot a problem with my hydraulic levelers. Rate was with access pass, I believe its $12 nightly without any Federal passes. Private campground in Tuscayan allows you to use $2 showers (8 minutes) and laundry room 24/7. At this elevation A/C wasn't ever needed. Fire rings and charcoal grills were provided. Very pleasant and quiet stay. Could hear Grand Canyon Airport during daylight hours with constant tour planes and helicopters coming and going but upon darkness all was quiet.

What an amazing campground this is and if we could give it more stars we would. The campground is very well maintained, clean, well priced and sites are very large in size.
It's located extremely close to the entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park as well as the little town before it. But yet it does not feel crowded at all, it also feels secluded and is extremely quiet.
The campground hosts are very friendly and helpful. They make you feel welcomed and are on site if needed.
And let's not forget our favorite visitors.... The wildlife: The Elk - both Big racked males and females coming right through and eating, the birds, squirrels etc..... Just A GREAT place to stay period..... But, make sure you pack properly, it gets DAMN cold towards evening!!!

We have been coming to Ten-X campground for 4 years in a row every summer. We normally stay 3 nights. Campground is about 15 mins from the grand canyon national park. The campground is clean with a friendly host. there are no showers at this campground but the mather campground has showers about 10 mins from Ten-X. Campsites are large which helps with the no noise ! we will return next year for some more grand canyon trips.

This was my first campsite in AZ. Heard coyotes and elk during the night time. My campsite was very clean as were the pit toilets. I rode my Mt. Bike down the access dirt road following the power lines that parallel AZ 64. Ended up on some forest service road that lead to the Forest Service Fire Lookout Tower on Red Butte. The very nice lady manning to tower took me up to the upper level to show me the map and spotting system they use to pinpoint forest fires. Very instructional and worth the short but strenuous hike to get to the top. The very nice lady offered drinking water for my return trip.

Five bucks with my Senior Pass was well worth the trip. Campsite Hosts were super friendly and helpful. As others have mentioned, Tusayan as well as the Grand Canyon itself is pricey. Better to come stocked with provisions. While there is water in the CG, it is not guaranteed.

We absolutely loved this spot and with our Senior park pass we only paid $5

The spots are huge and level although we did see a few trailers with a lot of leveling blocks. There are fire pits and picnic tables at each site. You can reserve the inner circle spots but all of the outer circle are first come first served. You can stay up to 14 days and the camp host is very friendly.

Pit toilets are clean and situated nearby. Packed gravel roads made driving to the sites very easy.

Verizon cell service was ok with our we- boost.

You’ll never know you’re so close to the Grand Canyon. Beautiful. Large. Lots of wood for fire. Clean bathrooms, nice fire pits and picnic tables.

Is seeking public comments concerning Ten X expansion to the end of May. Their expansion plan includes updated facilities and expanding to 300 campsites. They do need to know the public is aware and cares about this plan.

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I think they wanted it addressed to "Ten X Comments."