Grand Canyon National Park
Entirely within the state of Arizona, the park encompasses 278 miles (447 km) of the Colorado River and adjacent uplands. Located on the ancestral homelands of 11 present day Tribal Communities, Grand Canyon is one of the most spectacular examples of erosion anywhere in the world—a mile deep canyon unmatched in the incomparable vistas it offers visitors from both north and south rims.
Alerts
- ClosureINNER CANYON TRAIL CLOSURES
Current trail closures: Bright Angel Trail from One-and-a-Half Mile Resthouse to Havasupai Gardens, the entire North Kaibab Trail (including Cottonwood Campground), Phantom Ranch, Bright Angel Campground, Silver Bridge, the South Kaibab Trail below Tip-Off, the River Trail east of the River Resthouse to the South Kaibab Trail junction, and the Black Bridge.
- ClosureNPS ↗INNER CANYON WATER SHUTOFFS
Beginning Sep. 6, no potable water will be available in the inner canyon, including along the Bright Angel Trail (1.5 Mile Resthouse, 3-Mile Resthouse, Havasupai Gardens day use and campground). All backpackers and hikers should carry water filtration and treatment OR carry all water with them.
- CautionNPS ↗Overnight Lodging Suspended and Parkwide Stage 4 Water Restrictions
Grand Canyon National Park has implemented Stage 4 water restrictions on the South Rim due to extensive flash flood damage to the Transcanyon Waterline. Overnight accommodations are suspended, and only dry camping is allowed. The park remains open for day use, with food and beverage services, the Grand Canyon Clinic, and Post Office remaining open.
- CautionNPS ↗Critical Backcountry Updates/Closures
Visit this link for the inner canyon weather forecast, current trail closures, today's heat risk, and drinking water availability.
Fire nearby
- PrescribedCy26 Nkrd- Misc Piles Rx
24 mi from the park's reference point · 95 acres
Within 50 miles, as of 2026-10-14. Distance is to the reported incident point, not the fire edge. Check the park's alerts and the managing office before you drive.
Fees & passes
| Type | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Private VehicleAdmits one single, private, non-commercial vehicle and all its passengers, up to a 15 person passenger van. Organized non-commercial groups over 16 passengers require different charges. Commercial groups are not eligible for the vehicle permit. | $35 | |
| MotorcycleValid for 7 days. Admits up to 2 private, non-commercial motorcycles with up to 4 total passengers. | $30 | |
| Per PersonIndividual ($20 valid for 7 days): for bicyclists, hikers, and pedestrians. | $20 | |
| NonresidentEach non-US resident aged 16 and older visiting Grand Canyon National Park must pay a $100 nonresident fee (in addition to the standard entrance fee), unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass. This includes nonresidents entering as part of a commercial tour group, commercial use authorization (CUA) group, or concessioner tour group. | $100 | |
| Passes | ||
| Annual Entrance - ParkAvailable to the general public for purchase for unlimited visits to Grand Canyon National Park only. This is an annual pass, valid one year from month of purchase; it is non-transferable. It admits the pass holder and any accompanying persons in a single, private, non-commercial vehicle, or the pass holder and accompanying immediate family (spouse, children, parents) when entry is by other… | $70 | |
Admission to Grand Canyon National Park is for seven days and includes the South Rim. No cash is accepted; credit/debit card only. No refunds are given due to inclement weather. Grand Canyon Annual Passes and America the Beautiful passes are available at the South Entrance and Desert View Entrance Stations.
Hours
| South Rim - South Entrance | Daily · All Day |
| South Rim - Desert View (East Entrance) | Daily · All Day |
When to go
July draws the most visits here and January the fewest, averaged over 2021 to 2025.
Campgrounds
| Mather Campground - South Rim | 357 sites | |
| $30 a night · On the South Rim, campground reservations can be made for NPS Mather Campground, located within busy Grand Canyon Village. | ||
| Desert View Campground (Reservations Required) | 50 sites | |
| $30 a night · Campsites are by reservation only at www.recreation.gov. The campground opens Saturday, April 11, 2026, and the last night to stay is Sunday, October 18, 2026… | ||
| Trailer Village RV Park - South Rim | 123 sites | |
| $85 a night · Registration Kiosk 10 am. - 6 pm. Check-in time: 12 pm. Check-out time: 12 pm. Quiet hours: 10 pm. - 8 am. · Books through gc.synxis.com | ||
Every campground here has its own page on Campsite Atlas, with site counts, hookups, rig limits and booking windows. All of them on one page → How park camping works
Visitor centers
- Grand Canyon Visitor Center (South Rim) ↗Passport stamp
Trip planning and hiking information is available through exhibit kiosks and sidewalk signs outside of the building. Park in one of four large parking lots and get your first look at Grand Canyon by walking to nearby Mather Point.
- Verkamp's Visitor Center (South Rim) ↗
In the Village Historic District, near Hopi House and El Tovar Hotel, Verkamp's Visitor Center features exhibits that focus on the Grand Canyon Community; what it was like to live and work here on the brink of one of the seven natural wonders.
Explore
Things to do
- Grand Canyon Celebration of Art Exhibition 2026
The 2026 Grand Canyon Celebration of Art Exhibition is taking place this month at historic Kolb Studio in the South Rim Village Historic District. The show runs through March 31, 2027, —Or you may visit online.
Opens on the Park Service site - Geology Talk (30 minutes) South Rim Village: 3:00 pm25-30 Minutes
Geology Talk Ranger Program - 3:00 pm daily (through May 22, 2026). Gain insight into Grand Canyon’s unique geologic story. Meet in front of Yavapai Geology Museum. Program duration: 30 minutes.
Opens on the Park Service site - Park Films in the South Rim Visitor Center Theater20 Minutes
Park Films Are Shown Daily in the Visitor Center Theater. ►At the top of the hour, the 24-minute film, ‘We Are Grand Canyon’, welcomes visitors by sharing the heritage and viewpoints of the 11 tribal communities connected to the canyon.
Opens on the Park Service site
Films
National Park Service productions, public domain.
Webcams
- State Route 64 (Mile 213.9) ↗
- Flagstaff, Arizona — I-40 ↗
- State Route 64 (Mile 235.15) ↗
- Yavapai Point — Looking NW ↗
Camera images load live from the National Park Service and partner agencies
Events
- 08:00 AM · runs through Mar 31 · freeKolb Studio is located in the Historic District of Grand Canyon Village, just west of Bright Angel Lodge, and near Bright Angel…
- 02:00 PM · runs through Jan 30 · freeYavapai Point is located on Village Loop Road, in between Market Plaza and the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
- 10:00 AM · runs through Jan 30 · freeJust up the hill from the Hermit Road interchange shuttle bus stops, and adjacent to the Bright Angel Lodge cabins, a large…
- 01:00 PM · runs through Oct 28 · freeFrom the parking lot, follow the paved sidewalk to the main overlook at the rim.
- 01:00 PM · runs through Oct 22 · freeFrom the parking lot, follow the paved sidewalk to the Watchtower near the canyon rim.
- 01:00 PM · runs through Oct 25 · freeFollow Desert View Drive to Grandview Point. Once parked, follow the sidewalk to the main paved overlook.
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- 01:00 PM · runs through Oct 26 · freeFrom the parking lot, follow the paved sidewalk to the Watchtower near the canyon rim.
- 01:00 PM · runs through Oct 27 · freeYavapai Point is located on Village Loop Road, in between Market Plaza and the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
News
- Public Involvement Period Opens on Long-Term North Rim Recovery and Redevelopment Concepts at Grand Canyon National Park ↗2026-10-06
The National Park Service invites the public to help shape the long-term recovery and future of the North Rim at Grand Canyon National Park by participating in a 30-day public involvement period beginning Oct. 6, 2026.
- Modified Fall Operations Begin at Grand Canyon’s North Rim Oct. 15 ↗2026-09-30
Grand Canyon National Park will begin modified fall operations at the North Rim on Oct. 15. As part of this transition Cape Royal Road and Point Imperial Road will be temporarily closed from sunset Oct.
- Grand Canyon National Park Announces Projected Dates for Restoring Water to South Rim ↗2026-09-19
Based upon construction timetables, the National Park Service Incident Management Team projects the park will be able to start pumping water by Nov. 16 from the Bright Angel Creek intake to the new water treatment plan.
- Crews Assessing New Damage Following Second Flash Flood Event at Grand Canyon National Park ↗2026-09-17
Grand Canyon National Park crews are assessing damage after an additional flash flood moved through Bright Angel Canyon Wednesday afternoon, damaging temporary water infrastructure being constructed as part of the…
Map
Interactive map by the National Park Service
Historic landmarks nearby
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Public land nearby
Distances are approximate. Wilderness Atlas publishes a center point and an acreage for each area rather than a boundary, so each area is treated here as a circle of the same size and the figure is the gap to that circle.
Forest Service trails nearby
These trails are outside the park on National Forest land, within 15 miles of Grand Canyon. Each one opens on Trailhead Atlas.
Distance is measured from the park's reference point to the nearer end of the trail.
Guidebooks for Grand Canyon National Park
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Local history books for Grand Canyon National Park
Titles come from Open Library's catalog, matched by subject.
Reference
Wildlife
Seen this monthBighorn Sheep 9× · California Condor 2×Research-grade observations within 25 km, last 30 days, via iNaturalist
Full checklist: 443 birds, 91 mammalsHide
Raptors & owlsAmerican Kestrel · American Peregrine Falcon · Bald Eagle · Barn Owl · Broad-winged Hawk · Burrowing Owl · California Condor · Common Black Hawk · Cooper's Hawk · Ferruginous Hawk · Flammulated Owl · Golden Eagle · Great Horned Owl · Long-eared Owl · Merlin · Mexican Spotted Owl · Northern Harrier · Northern Pygmy-Owl · Northern Saw-whet Owl · Osprey · Peregrine Falcon · Prairie Falcon · Red-shouldered Hawk · Red-tailed Hawk · Rough-legged Hawk · Sharp-shinned Hawk · Spotted Owl · Swainson's Hawk · Turkey Vulture · Western Screech-owl · Zone-tailed Hawk
Waterfowl & wadersAmerican Bittern · American Coot · American White Pelican · American Wigeon · Barrow’s Goldeneye · Black-crowned Night-Heron · Blue-winged Teal · Brown Pelican · Bufflehead · Cackling Goose · Canada Goose · Cattle Egret · Cinnamon Teal · Clark's Grebe · Common Goldeneye · Common Loon · Common Merganser · Common Teal · Double-crested Cormorant · Eared Grebe · Eurasian Wigeon · Great Blue Heron · Great Egret · Greater Scaup · Greater White-fronted Goose · Green Heron · Harlequin Duck · Hooded Merganser · Horned Grebe · Lesser Scaup · Long-tailed Duck · Mangrove Rail · Neotropic Cormorant · Northern Pintail · Pied-billed Grebe · Red-breasted Merganser · Red-necked Grebe · Ring-necked Duck · Ross' Goose · Ruddy Duck · Sandhill Crane · Snow Goose · Snowy Egret · Trumpeter Swan · Tundra Swan · Virginia Rail · Western Grebe · White-faced Ibis · Wood Duck · Wood Stork · Yuma Clapper Rail
Shorebirds & seabirdsAmerican Avocet · Baird's Sandpiper · Black Tern · Bonaparte's Gull · California Gull · Caspian Tern · Common Tern · Common snipe · Dunlin · European Herring Gull · Forster's Tern · Franklin's Gull · Greater Yellowlegs · Killdeer · Least Sandpiper · Lesser Yellowlegs · Long-billed Curlew · Long-billed Dowitcher · Magnificent Frigatebird · Marbled Godwit · Pectoral Sandpiper · Red-necked Phalarope · Ring-billed Gull · Sabine's Gull · Sanderling · Semipalmated Plover · Snowy Plover · Solitary Sandpiper · Spotted Sandpiper · Western Sandpiper · Willet · Wilson's Phalarope · Wilson's Snipe
Gamebirds & dovesBand-tailed Pigeon · Blue Grouse · Common Ground Dove · Dusky Grouse · Eurasian Collared-Dove · Gambel's Quail · Greater Sage Grouse · Inca Dove · Mourning Dove · Rock Pigeon · White-winged Dove · Wild Turkey
WoodpeckersAcorn Woodpecker · American Three-toed Woodpecker · Downy Woodpecker · Hairy Woodpecker · Ladder-backed Woodpecker · Lewis's Woodpecker · Northern Flicker · Pileated Woodpecker · Red-breasted Sapsucker · Red-naped Sapsucker · Williamson's Sapsucker · Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Hummingbirds & swiftsAnna's Hummingbird · Black-chinned Hummingbird · Broad-tailed Hummingbird · Calliope Hummingbird · Costa’s Hummingbird · Magnificent Hummingbird · Rufous Hummingbird · Vaux's Swift · White-throated Swift
Also on the checklistAmerican Crow · American Dipper · American Dipper · American Goldfinch · American Pipit · American Redstart · American Robin · American Robin · American Tree Sparrow · American Yellow Warbler · Ash-throated Flycatcher · Ash-throated Flycatcher · Bank Swallow · Barn Swallow · Bay-breasted Warbler · Bell's Vireo · Belted Kingfisher · Bendire's Thrasher · Bewick's Wren · Bewick's Wren · Black Rosy-finch · Black-and-white Warbler · Black-billed magpie · Black-chinned Sparrow · Black-headed Grosbeak · Black-headed Grosbeak · Black-necked Stilt · Black-tailed Gnatcatcher · Black-throated Blue Warbler · Black-throated Gray Warbler · Black-throated Gray Warbler · Black-throated Green Warbler · Black-throated Sparrow · Black-throated Sparrow · Blackpoll Warbler · Blue Grosbeak · Blue Grosbeak · Blue Jay · Blue-gray Gnatcatcher · Blue-gray Gnatcatcher · Blue-gray Gnatcatcher · Bobolink · Bohemian Waxwing · Brewer's Blackbird · Brewer's Sparrow · Bridled Titmouse · Bronzed Cowbird · Brown Creeper · Brown Creeper · Brown Thrasher · Brown-crested Flycatcher · Brown-headed Cowbird · Brown-headed Cowbird · Bullock's Oriole · Bushtit · Bushtit · Cactus Wren · Canvasback · Canyon Towhee · Canyon Wren · Cassin's Finch · Cassin's Kingbird · Cassin's Vireo · Cedar Waxwing · Chestnut-sided Warbler · Chipping Sparrow · Chipping Sparrow · Chukar · Clark's Nutcracker · Clay-colored Sparrow · Cliff Swallow · Common Gallinule · Common Grackle · Common Nighthawk · Common Nighthawk · Common Poorwill · Common Poorwill · Common Raven · Common Redpoll · Common Yellowthroat · Common Yellowthroat · Cordilleran Flycatcher · Crissal Thrasher · Dark-eyed Junco · Dark-eyed Junco (Cassiar) · Dark-eyed Junco (Gray-headed race) · Dark-eyed Junco (Oregon race) · Dark-eyed Junco (Oregon race) · Dark-eyed Junco (Pink-sided race) · Dark-eyed Junco (Red-backed) · Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored race) · Dickcissel · Dusky Flycatcher · Eastern Bluebird · Eastern Kingbird · Eastern Meadowlark · Eastern Phoebe · European Starling · Evening Grosbeak · Evening Grosbeak · Evening Grosbeak · Fox Sparrow · Gadwall · Golden-crowned Kinglet · Golden-crowned Kinglet · Golden-crowned Sparrow · Golden-winged Warbler · Grace’s Warbler · Grasshopper Sparrow · Grasshopper Sparrow · Gray Catbird · Gray Flycatcher · Gray Vireo · Great Grey Shrike · Great-tailed Grackle · Greater Pewee · Greater Roadrunner · Green-tailed Towhee · Groove-billed Ani · Hammond's Flycatcher · Harris' Sparrow · Hepatic Tanager · Hermit Thrush · Hermit Warbler · Hooded Oriole · Hooded Warbler · Horned Lark · Horned Lark · Horned Lark · Horned Lark · House Finch · House Finch · House Sparrow · House Wren · House Wren · Hutton's Vireo · Indigo Bunting · Jaegers · Juniper Titmouse · Juniper Titmouse · Kentucky warbler · Lark Bunting · Lark Sparrow · Lark Sparrow · Lawrence’s Goldfinch · Lazuli Bunting · Lesser Goldfinch · Lesser Goldfinch · Lesser Nighthawk · Lincoln's Sparrow · Lincoln's Sparrow · Little Willow Flycatcher · Loggerhead Shrike · Loggerhead Shrike · Lucy’s Warbler · MacGillivray's Warbler · Magnolia warbler · Mallard · Mangrove Warbler · Marsh Wren · Mexican Whip-poor-will · Mountain Bluebird · Mountain Chickadee · Nashville Warbler · Northern Goshawk · Northern Mockingbird · Northern Oriole · Northern Parula · Northern Rough-winged Swallow · Northern Shoveler · Northern Waterthrush · Olive Warbler · Olive-sided Flycatcher · Orange-crowned Warbler · Orchard Oriole · Ovenbird · Pacific Diver · Pacific Wren · Pacific-Slope Flycatcher · Pacific-Slope Flycatcher · Painted Bunting · Painted Redstart · Palm Warbler · Phainopepla · Philadelphia Vireo · Pine Grosbeak · Pine Siskin · Pine Siskin · Pine Siskin · Pinyon Jay · Plumbeous Vireo · Prairie Warbler · Prothonotary Warbler · Purple Finch · Purple Finch · Purple Martin · Pygmy Nuthatch · Pygmy Nuthatch · Red Crossbill · Red Crossbill · Red Crossbill · Red Crossbill · Red-breasted Nuthatch · Red-eyed Vireo · Red-faced Warbler · Red-winged Blackbird · Redhead · Rock Wren · Rose-breasted Grosbeak · Ruby-crowned Kinglet · Ruby-crowned Kinglet · Rufous-backed Thrush · Rufous-crowned Sparrow · Rufous-crowned Sparrow · Rusty Blackbird · Sage Sparrow · Sage Sparrow · Sage Thrasher · Savannah Sparrow · Savannah Sparrow · Say's Phoebe · Say's Phoebe · Say's Phoebe · Scarlet Tanager · Scissor-tailed Flycatcher · Scott's Oriole · Song Sparrow · Song Sparrow · Sora · Southwestern Willow Flycatcher · Spotted Towhee · Spotted Towhee · Steller’s Jay · Streak-backed Oriole · Summer Tanager · Surf Scoter · Swainson's Thrush · Swamp Sparrow · Tennessee Warbler · Townsend's Solitaire · Townsend’s Warbler · Tree Swallow · Two-barred Crossbill · Varied Thrush · Verdin · Vermilion Flycatcher · Vesper Sparrow · Vesper Sparrow · Violet-green Swallow · Violet-green Swallow · Virginia's Warbler · Warbling Vireo · Warbling Vireo · Warbling Vireo · Western Bluebird · Western Bluebird · Western Kingbird · Western Meadowlark · Western Scrub Jay · Western Tanager · Western Wood-Pewee · Western Wood-Pewee · Western Wood-Pewee · White Wagtail · White-breasted Nuthatch · White-breasted Nuthatch · White-crowned Sparrow · White-crowned sparrow · White-crowned sparrow · White-throated Sparrow · White-winged Scoter · Willow Flycatcher · Wilson's Warbler · Wilson's warbler · Wilson's warbler · Winter Wren · Worm-eating Warbler · Yellow Warbler · Yellow-billed Cuckoo · Yellow-breasted Chat · Yellow-headed Blackbird · Yellow-rumped Warbler · Yellow-rumped Warbler · Yellow-throated Warbler
Small mammalsAbert's Squirrel · American Beaver · Arizona Pocket Mouse · Audubon's Cottontail · Black-tailed Jack Rabbit · Botta's Pocket Gopher · Brush Deermouse · Bushy-tailed Woodrat · Cactus Deermouse · Canyon Deermouse · Chisel-toothed Kangaroo Rat · Cliff Chipmunk · Colorado Chipmunk · Columbia Plateau Pocket Mouse · Common Muskrat · Coronation Island vole · Crawford's Gray Shrew · Deer Mouse · Desert Woodrat · Dwarf Shrew · Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel · Gunnison's Prairie Dog · Harris' antelope squirrel · House Mouse · Kaibab Squirrel · Least Chipmunk · Long-tailed Pocket Mouse · Merriam's Kangaroo Rat · Merriam's Shrew · Mexican Woodrat · Mountain Cottontail · Navajo Mexican vole · Northern Grasshopper Mouse · Northern Pocket Gopher · Ord's Kangaroo Rat · Piñon Deermouse · Red Squirrel · Rock Pocket Mouse · Rock Squirrel · Silky Pocket Mouse · Spotted Ground Squirrel · Stephen's Woodrat · Uinta Chipmunk · Western Harvest Mouse · White-tailed Antelope Squirrel · White-throated Woodrat · common porcupine
PredatorsAmerican Badger · American Black Bear · Bobcat · Common Gray Fox · Common Otter · Coyote · Desert Fox · Long-tailed Weasel · Ringtail · Striped Skunk · Western Spotted Skunk · White-backed hog-nosed skunk · common raccoon
Hoofed mammalsAmerican Bison · Mule Deer · Pronghorn · desert bighorn sheep · elk · javelina
BatsAllen's lappet-browed bat · Big Brown Bat · Big Free-tailed Bat · Black Bat · Brazilian Free-tailed Bat · California Myotis · Fringed Myotis · Greater Bonneted Bat · Greater Western Bonneted Bat · Hoary Bat · Little Brown Bat · Long-eared Myotis · Long-legged Myotis · Mexican Long-tongued Bat · Pale Townsend’s big-eared bat · Pallid Bat · Pinto Bat · Pocketed Free-tailed Bat · Red Bat · Southwestern Myotis · Western Pipistrelle · Yuma Myotis
Also on the checklistAss · Catamount · White-nosed Coati
Activities
Activity guides for this park Birdwatching in the national parks · Camping in the national parks · Canoeing and kayaking in the national parks · Fishing in the national parks · Hiking in the national parks · Horseback riding in the national parks · Stargazing in the national parks · Wildlife watching in the national parks
Weather & climate
Since Grand Canyon has elevations that range from 2,500 feet at the bottom to 8,400 feet on the North Rim, weather can vary significantly depending on the season and the specific location within the park. Winters tend to be cold and snowy, and summers have periods of excessive heat. High temperatures inside the canyon tend to be 20 to 30 degrees warmer then on the canyon's rims. Weather conditions can change rapidly, so it's wise to check forecasts before visiting.
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to enter Grand Canyon?
Entrance is $35 per private vehicle, $30 per motorcycle, and $20 per person on foot or bike. Admits one single, private, non-commercial vehicle and all its passengers, up to a 15 person passenger van.
Source: National Park Service
Which passes work at Grand Canyon?
The $80 America the Beautiful pass covers the entrance fee here, and a Grand Canyon-only annual pass is $70.
Source: Is the pass worth it
Can I pay the entrance fee in cash?
No. Grand Canyon takes cards only at the entrance.
Source: National Park Service
Do international visitors pay more at Grand Canyon?
Yes. Visitors who are not US residents, age 16 and up, pay a $100 surcharge on top of the entrance fee, or carry the $250 Non-Resident Annual Pass.
Source: The nonresident fee, explained
When is entrance to Grand Canyon free?
Next on October 27, Theodore Roosevelt's birthday. 2 fee-free days are left this year, for US residents only.
Source: Free entrance days
Do I need a reservation to enter Grand Canyon?
No. There is no timed-entry or entrance reservation at Grand Canyon. Camping and some tours have their own reservations.
Source: National Park Service
Is Grand Canyon open year-round?
Yes. The grounds are open 24 hours a day, year-round.
Source: National Park Service
Can I camp in Grand Canyon?
Yes. The Park Service lists 3 campgrounds in Grand Canyon: Mather Campground - South Rim, Desert View Campground (Reservations Required), and Trailer Village RV Park - South Rim. 3 take reservations through Recreation.gov.
Which Grand Canyon campgrounds have showers, hookups, or a dump station?
Showers: Trailer Village RV Park - South Rim. Dump station: Mather Campground - South Rim and Trailer Village RV Park - South Rim. Electric hookups: Trailer Village RV Park - South Rim.
Source: Campgrounds
Do camping fees at Grand Canyon include the entrance fee?
No. Camping is charged per night on top of the entrance fee or a pass; Mather Campground - South Rim is $30 a night.
Source: Campgrounds
Do Grand Canyon campgrounds book through Recreation.gov?
Not all of them. Trailer Village RV Park - South Rim takes reservations through gc.synxis.com.
Source: Campgrounds
Is anything closed at Grand Canyon right now?
4 active alerts as of October 14, 2026: INNER CANYON TRAIL CLOSURES; Overnight Lodging Suspended and Parkwide Stage 4 Water Restrictions; and more.
Source: Alerts
Follow this park
- Alerts feed (RSS)
- Every active Park Service alert for this unit, one item each, rebuilt with the nightly data refresh.
- Add dates to your calendar (.ics file)
- Fee-free entrance days that apply here and each published hours exception, as all-day events.
