Very nice shop, lots if souvenirs, jewelry, clothing, misc items to choose from. Staff is very friendly and let's you shop in peace.
Trip Snapshot
Best Time to Visit
09:00–11:00 or 15:00–17:00 • Mar–May & Sep–Oct
Open
Open now · 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Price Range
$ (≈ US $2–300)
Time Needed
15–30 minutes to browse; longer if you’re shopping for handcrafted items.
Parking
Free customer parking (shared lot with neighboring businesses)
Ideal For
Souvenirs & apparel, Native American jewelry and pottery, Postcards, books & maps, Snacks, bottled drinks & ice cream, Credit/debit cards accepted, Accessible entrance & aisles, Restrooms available in adjacent complex
I'd been on a search for a quality cool souvenir coffee cup and finally found it here! Great store with reasonable prices. Found most of our Grand Canyon/Arizona souvenirs here. Customer service was great too!
You must see it with your own eyes! feel the power with your body! Enjoy the serenity it Once in a lifetime if at all possible must visit!!!
Large gift shop with lots of different items we didn't see elsewhere. Worth taking a look.
Their hours are incorrect. I'm here 7/7/2022. They close for lunch 12:30 PM-1:30 PM daily and close at 5:00 PM daily. I was yelled at by the older man, it's because they're short staffed. I suggested he update his hours. He wasn't happy with me.Products are nice but you can get them anywhere in the area.
Why Visit Grand Canyon Trading Post
Compact, well‑stocked gift shop offering Grand Canyon souvenirs, Native American crafts, and grab‑and‑go snacks just outside the South Rim entrance.
Highlights
Extensive selection of Grand Canyon-branded apparel and keepsakes.
Authentic Navajo jewelry, pottery, and sand paintings from regional artisans.
Convenient roadside location next to McDonald’s on AZ‑64, minutes from the park gate.
Description
Grand Canyon Trading Post sits along State Route 64 in Tusayan, serving South Rim visitors with souvenirs, locally crafted gifts, and basic travel essentials. Friendly staff help guests find everything from postcards and magnets to handcrafted silver‑and‑turquoise jewelry. Because it lies just outside the park boundary, prices are generally lower than inside rim villages, making it a popular final stop before or after a day of sightseeing.
Features
Souvenirs & apparel
Native American jewelry and pottery
Postcards, books & maps
Snacks, bottled drinks & ice cream
Credit/debit cards accepted
Accessible entrance & aisles
Restrooms available in adjacent complex
Getting There
By Car: 1 mi south of the South Entrance Station on AZ‑64; turn into the McDonald’s lot. Shuttle Bus: Tusayan Route (Purple) stops at IMAX Theater, a 3‑minute walk. Taxi/Ride‑share: Available from Grand Canyon Village and Tusayan.
Insider Tips
Local advice to help you make the most of your visit.
01Good to know
Compare prices with in‑park gift shops
many items cost less here.
02Be prepared
Ask staff for artisan background on Native American pieces.
03Local tip
Bring reusable bags; plastic options are limited in the park.
04Save time
Parking fills quickly at lunch
visit early or late.
05Stay connected
