This was better than expected. Easily fit our 34’ 5th wheel and truck in a pull thru site. Nice river view. Gorgeous scenery and didn’t feel we were too close. We arrived at 3:00 on Sunday and got the last spot big enough for us.
Posted Apr 21, 2021;
Lovely quiet spot! Nice to hear the River at night. Arrived about 6P and only a few spots left, though it did not fill entirely. Seems like quite a few people stay a few days at least; though we only stopped overnight en route to the north rim. $20 for the night with Interagency Annual Pass otherwise additional fee to enter the area. Full bars for AT&T and good Verizon service too. Dump at ranger station down the road. Potable water there but not in a way that one could fill RV tank. One of the bathrooms at the campground does have a place you could hook up to in order to fill.
Posted Oct 31, 2020;
This was a nice stopover. We stayed two nights in mid-April 2018. $20/night with National Park pass. $10 for seniors. No issues finding the campground and the road in was paved. There were only a few spots that would fit our rig (30’), but we didn’t have any trouble getting one. Most of the spots were a bit smaller, but there were still several to fit bigger rigs than ours. It is a self-pay system, but the rangers (or camp hosts) keep up with the campers. We did not go to the dump, but it is not at the campsite. It is at the ranger station. They did have potable water at the campsite and was in the closet next to the bathrooms. It did have a spigot so you could fill with a hose. The area is beautiful. Depending on your spot, you will have a nice view of the canyon and the Colorado River. I think we were in spot 43 and we had a great view. Internet access for AT&T was decent. One issue was we had serious trouble leveling for some reason. The spot was gravel and every time we tried to pull back on the levels, they would slip right out. We even had no-slip pads under them. We ended up switching to our block levels and they worked fine. We did notice some of the other spots were not very level either. The weather did not cooperate too much while we were there, so we ended up not being able to explore as much as we would have liked. Overall, it was a decent stay and we would camp here again despite the cost.
Posted May 30, 2018;
Stayed here in early October. Very little shade. Bathrooms were good. Sits up high on hill overlooking Colorado River. Camp sites on the east side are nice that look down on the river. No reservations required. Campers were mostly fly fishers or RV heading to the north rim.
Posted Dec 26, 2014;