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Choose from a variety of tours and activities to make your Grand Canyon visit truly memorable.
Adventure & Packages
Ranch Experience Packages
Ranch Experience Includes: Lunch and an afternoon of ranch activities (horseback ride, skeet shooting, ranch demo, etc.). Check in time is 1pm on day one and checkout time is 9:30-10am the next morning. (Dinner & breakfast are included in the lodging price)
Deluxe Packages
Looking for a road trip and a great place to stay! This is a great package for those who would like to drive to the ranch! Just plan to be at the ranch in time for dinner on day one and take your time driving back after leaving the ranch on day three.
Ultimate Adventure Packages
Looking for a great place to stay while enjoying spectacular views of the Grand Canyon? The follow package options are great for families and smaller groups.
Discover the Grand Canyon
A mile deep, up to 18 miles wide and 277 miles long, the Grand Canyon is an awe-inspiring natural wonder carved by the Colorado River over millions of years.
From hiking along the rim to rafting the mighty Colorado River, the Grand Canyon offers adventures for all levels of explorers. Discover ancient geological formations, diverse wildlife, and stunning vistas that have captivated visitors for generations.
6
Million Visitors
1.2M
Acres
277
Miles Long
5,000+
Years of Human History
“In the Grand Canyon, Arizona has a natural wonder which is in kind absolutely unparalleled throughout the rest of the world.”
– Theodore Roosevelt
South Rim
The South Rim is the most visited part of the park with iconic viewpoints and historic structures.
North Rim
More remote and less visited, the North Rim offers a different perspective at a higher elevation.
Grand Canyon West
The South Rim is the most visited part of the park with iconic viewpoints and historic structures.
Find Your Perfect Grand Canyon Tour — in Just 60 Seconds
With so many Grand Canyon tours to choose from, finding the right one can feel overwhelming. In just 60 seconds, our quick quiz helps you discover the tours that match your travel style and dates — no guesswork needed.
Latest Posts
Tips, stories, and insights to enhance your Grand Canyon experience.
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How to Get a Grand Canyon Backcountry Permit
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Grand Canyon Rafting
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Grand Canyon Whitewater Rafting Tours
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Mather Campground: The Complete Guide to Camping at Grand Canyon’s South Rim
Mather Campground is the largest and most accessible campground at Grand Canyon National Park, offering 327 campsites just one mile from the canyon rim.…
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Grand Canyon Glamping: Complete Guide to Luxury Camping Near the Park
Want to sleep under the stars near the Grand Canyon without sacrificing comfort? Grand Canyon glamping combines the adventure of outdoor camping with luxury…
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Scottsdale to Grand Canyon: Complete Drive & Day Trip Guide
The Grand Canyon is closer to Scottsdale than you might think. At just 230 miles and approximately 3.5 to 4 hours away, this natural…
Where to Stay
From historic lodges with canyon views to comfortable camping under the stars.
The Lodge
Inside the Lodge, we have 5 rooms that are set up dormitory-style with one or two sets of bunk beds in each room (can sleep 2-4). See below for room configurations and prices. All prices include dinner & breakfast each day. Ask about lunches if interested in adding one (if staying multiple nights a sack lunch may be included).
Covered Wagons
Overnight accommodations include 18 Conestoga covered wagons (3 different sizes). See below for the configurations and prices. All prices include dinner & breakfast each day. Ask about lunches if interested in adding one (if staying multiple nights a sack lunch may be included).
The El Tovar
A historic National Park lodge first opened in 1905 and has been the most sought-after lodging at the Grand Canyon for over 100 years.
Book Your Stay Early
Accommodations in and near Grand Canyon National Park fill up quickly, especially during peak season (May-September).
We recommend booking your lodging 6-12 months in advance to secure your preferred options.
Experience Each Season
The Grand Canyon transforms throughout the year, offering unique experiences in every season.
Spring
Mild temperatures, wildflowers blooming, and smaller crowds make spring an excellent time for hiking.
MAR-MAY
MODERATE CROWDS
Summer
Peak season with warm days, cool nights, and the most visitor services and programs available.
JUN-AUG
PEAK CROWDS
Fall
Cooler temperatures, changing colors, and fewer crowds make fall a photographer’s paradise.
SEP-NOV
MODERATE CROWDS
Winter
Snow-dusted rims, clear air for viewing, and solitude make winter a magical time to visit.
DEC-FEB
LOWEST CROWDS
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Pricings
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Buckaroos $107 (Ages 0-15)
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Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable Grand Canyon adventure.
Tours
Experience the Grand Canyon through guided adventures, scenic tours, and outdoor activities for all ages and abilities.
News
Stories, tips, and insights about the Grand Canyon from our experts and experienced travelers.
Lodging
From historic lodges on the rim to campsites under the stars, find the perfect place to stay for your Grand Canyon adventure.
Maps & Guides
Explore detailed maps of the Grand Canyon to plan your visit, navigate the park, and discover the best viewpoints and trails.
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