Trailer Village RV Park

This is the perfect place to stay if you want to camp near the Grand Canyon. We walked or rode our bikes everywhere. It was so beautiful! Just know that you need to make your reservations months in advance!!! When I originally tried to book, they were full. But I kept checking back in daily and one a spot opened up. I think people book several days not knowing exactly when they will be there and then let the dates go that they don't need.

Perfect location for Grand Canyon. The bus comes right to this park to go to all of the stops and sights. The park had an elk that wandered all around eating grass and whatever else he could find. It was fun to see where he would be and how close he got and for us it was in the next camper spot! Made for great pictures and we followed the rules and didn't bother him. The only downside- no showers here. You have to drive to the next campground and then pay $2 per shower. It worked, just not ideal if you prefer to shower in the provided facilities. I would stay here again.

The campgrounds were nice enough. Exacy what you would expect, but most the amenities were closed due to COVID. This is fine but none of this was advertised during booking. The showers and laundry were closed. How can the park still charge regular and full price when you get half the amenities?

Perfect place to stay at the grand canyon. You are in the park and directly next to most of the trails. Easy walk to the rim.

The only pro is that it is minutes from the Grand Canyon and shuttles are free to take you from point to point, unless you choose to do some of the hikes. The only restrooms available for Porta potty‘s! I wish I would’ve known while booking! You could pay $10 more for real toilets, but that’s just as gross. The lack of cleanliness was pretty shocking for paying $75 per night!! We’ve been here two days & the trash bins still have not been dumped out and the ravens go to town with it and pull it out of the bin and it strung from one end to the other. No replacement of toilet paper either since we have been here. If I were to ever come here again, I would not stay here, but would pay the extra money for lodging within Grand Canyon.

This park is pretty awesome, not really any amenities but watching the Elk come into your campsite and eat leaves off the tree and drink water from people’s hookups was AMAZING .. totally worth it just because of the Elk . Kiddo loved it !

Perfect place for proximity to the South Rim Visitor center. The sites are well placed and great. Woke up to find a Elk grazing outside our RV and saw wild horses not far away too. It was an easy walk to the shuttle station and quick drive to the Hermits shuttle station. Overall, I would have loved to stay longer and when I return to the Grand Canyon will only stay here.

Better than I expected! It is a bit of a parking lot, but it's clean, well organized, and there is so much to see and do, so we didn't spend much time at the campground. Very convenient trails to the GC visitor's center and sidewalks and trails to the grocery store and other spots. Great spot for walking and bike riding. The elk also made it lots of fun. Absolutely no AT&T connection anywhere, even though I had three bars.

Fantastic place. Walking to the rim, the market, post office, etc...good spots, lovely view of the stars.... *****

We stayed in the sites on the right side of the road as you pull in. These seemed to be on the poor side of the road - mostly busted up asphalt and gravel; while the left side of the road had concrete and cable tv (not available on our side). But that was just a minor inconvenience. Would definitely stay again as it is so convenient to the shuttle for the South Rim. Close to the supply store and laundry facilities as well. The folks in the check-in booth were very helpful and even helped us to stay an extra night because a snow storm was going to make it too dangerous for us to continue to our next stop on the North Rim - and this was towards the end of May!