Loved having elk munching on the trees and grazing right next to the RV! Quiet. Well managed and clean. Convenient bathrooms and showers nearby. Paved spots with picnic table and fire pit with a grate. Free shuttle to take you throughout the park.
Trip Snapshot
Best Time to Visit
Mar–May & Sep–Nov for mild weather; arrive before 10 AM for easier check‑in
Open
Open now · 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Price Range
$$ (from ≈ $62 per night)
Parking
Paved pull‑through pads (up to 50 ft) with free on‑site parking for tow vehicle
Ideal For
123 paved sites that fit rigs up to 50 ft, picnic table and charcoal grill at each site, cable TV and limited Wi‑Fi available near the Camper Services building.
Trailer Park Village was amazing close to the southern rim of the Grand Canyon. The staff were amazingly friendly very helpful. They have shuttles that take you to and from the ram makes it easier for someone as myself that is handicapped and cannot walk long distances. I would highly recommend this to anyone and everyone that wants to see the Grand Canyon Great place great people.
This is our second time to visit this park. It is nestled within walking distance from the market and within a few minute car/bicycle ride to the village. Elks often wander throughout the campsite. It is a great place to stargaze at night. And of course super close to get to the village for a Canyon hike. We will be back.
We're from Austria in Europe and spent two nights at the Trailer Village RV Park on our trip through the southwestern United States. We made an online reservation the day before, which was a good thing, as the site was full when we arrived at 4 p.m. The campground is ideal for exploring the Grand Canyon on the South Rim. Everything you need is available (full hookup), and the large general store is only a 10-minute walk away. Mather Point on the South Rim is a 25-minute walk away. The employee at the entrance is very friendly and helpful. A gas station is 6.5 miles (15 minutes) away; you should fill up your propane tank before your visit (there are no stations nearby). We highly recommend the campground. Klaus & Karin
Grand Canyon Trailer Village RV park is THE place to stay when visiting this amazing park. It provides easy access to shuttle buses and bike trails to explore the park. The sites are large and accommodating, with picnic tables and charcoal grills.Elk regularly visit and ravens are always present.Overall the RV park is peaceful and quiet. However- there is some construction going on near the water tanks- so be sure to request a site closer to the registration building if you are sensitive to construction noise.We make reservations every year as we are leaving for next year-AND-because the cancellation policy is so generous-many times there is mid week availability in the spring & fall with little wait time. Check the website frequently when you are planning a visit. We visited 4/16-30/2025. We have a 39’ fifth wheel & extra vehicle.
Why Visit Trailer Village RV Park
Trailer Village RV Park is the only in‑park campground with full hookups on the South Rim. Paved, pull‑through sites, year‑round operation, and a shuttle stop at the entrance make it the most convenient base for RV travelers exploring Grand Canyon National Park.
Highlights
Full Hookups: 30/50‑amp electric, water, and sewer at every site.
Prime Location: A one‑mile stroll or free shuttle ride to the canyon’s rim views.
Year‑Round Comfort: Paved pads, accessible facilities, laundry, and hot showers in all seasons.
Description
Operated by Delaware North, Trailer Village RV Park offers 123 paved sites that fit rigs up to 50 ft (a few up to 65 ft). Each site includes a picnic table and charcoal grill, while cable TV and limited Wi‑Fi are available near the Camper Services building. Coin‑operated laundry, hot showers, ice, and vending machines sit a short walk away. Leashed pets are welcome on paved roads and rim‑top trails. A general store, post office, and gas station lie ½ mile away in Market Plaza, and the free Village Route shuttle stops at the campground entrance, connecting you to visitor centers, trailheads, and canyon viewpoints without moving your rig. Reservations open 13 months ahead and sell out quickly for spring and fall.
History
1960s
Park concessioner builds Trailer Village, the South Rim’s first full‑service RV campground.
1984
Paved pull‑through pads added; electric upgraded to 30‑amp.
1999
50‑amp service installed at all sites.
2014
Camper Services renovated; new laundry and shower facilities.
2020
Limited public Wi‑Fi added near Camper Services.
2023
ADA restrooms upgraded; electric pedestals replaced.
Features
123 paved pull‑through sites (50 ft standard; a few 65 ft)
Full hookups: 30/50‑amp electric, water, sewer
Picnic table & charcoal grill at each site
Cable TV hookup (DirecTV) on most sites
Coin‑operated laundry & hot showers (Camper Services)
Restrooms with running water (heated in winter)
Limited Wi‑Fi at Camper Services (free)
Shuttle bus stop (Village Route) at entrance
Ice, vending machines & propane exchange nearby
Pet‑friendly (leash required; pets not allowed below rim)
Wheelchair‑accessible restrooms & paved pads
Getting There
By Car: Follow AZ‑64 to Grand Canyon National Park South Entrance. After the entrance station, drive 2 mi and turn right onto Center Rd, then left on Trailer Village Rd. By Shuttle: Park in Tusayan and ride the seasonal Purple Route to the Visitor Center, then transfer to the Village Route (orange) to Trailer Village stop. By Air: Fly into Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (90 mi) or Phoenix Sky Harbor (230 mi), rent a car or book a shuttle.
Insider Tips
Local advice to help you make the most of your visit.
01Good to know
Reserve as early as possible
sites open 13 months ahead and book out quickly for peak seasons.
02Be prepared
Arrive before noon to claim your pad, and have your park entrance pass handy at the gate.
03Local tip
Bring layers; South Rim nights can drop below freezing even in spring.
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