Wander Camp Grand Canyon

Réka Kozma1 year ago

★★★★★

We had a fantastic time! We really loved the atmosphere and the tent-style setup – it was clean and well-equipped. Of course, it still felt a bit nomadic, but we didn’t miss a thing. There’s a little food stall where you can buy meals. Parking was right next to our tent, with a dedicated spot for each tent. The tent itself was spacious, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. We had a chilly night, but we didn’t feel cold at all because the blanket was wonderfully warm. We were given a small lamp for lighting inside the tent, which was very handy. The toilets were clean, and considering that the camp is literally in the middle of nowhere, they managed to keep everything very hygienic.The only challenge was the road leading to the camp – it’s a dirt road from the main road, and quite tricky for a regular car. The hostess was kind and very helpful. In terms of value for money, it was absolutely worth it! The concept and the execution were perfect – they really struck the golden balance between nomadic and modern.

Abigail Santor1 year ago

★★★★★

This was the first stop on my trip cross country with my husband and our dog, I wish we'd had more than one night. The road to get here is off the beaten path for sure, but not too bad (we were in a Nissan Rogue). Check in was easy and the host was very friendly and welcoming. Our tent was cute and well kept, the king bed was so soft and comfortable, it was the best night sleep I had on the whole trip. The campground itself was well kept and quiet (reasonable noise at reasonable hours) and it was a perfect distance from the Grand Canyon. If we make our way back, we would absolutely stay here again.

Sandesh Deshmukh1 year ago

★★★★☆

Everything is great about this place! I am not a camp kind of person so I was a bit uncomfortable with the shower functionality (low pressure) but apart from that everything was fantastic. Bed was comfortable, stars were popping like magic and food was delicious as well. Loved their chicken quesadillas. You can carry some of your own drinks if you’d like as they don’t serve.

Johanna Kwon1 year ago

★★★★★

The tents were comfy and clean. I also really like the location and nature. The showers were pretty cold and you often had to wait 15-30 minutes to get into the shower (in the morning). The showers were cold and sometimes didn’t really work well. I don’t really camp or go on adventures, so I’m not used to the showers and and toilets that are common for camping spots. But for a couple days of camping I can’t really complain.After all I had a great time at the camp and the camp owner was really nice.

SunWoo Yun1 year ago

★★★★★

We had a lovely two-night stay at Wander Camp. The staff were exceptionally friendly, and the tent was very cozy. Even though the nights were quite cold at the end of May, the bed was so warm that we were comfortable sleeping without the heater.The dining area had several tables where you could bring your own food or buy from a food truck. We cooked our own meals with our camping gear, and it worked out great. The campground is spacious and has minimal lighting at night, which makes for a cute atmosphere—and the sunsets and starry skies were absolutely stunning.One small drawback is the unpaved three-mile drive to the site, as well as the limited number of bathrooms compared to the number of tents. While the bathrooms and showers were very clean, there were only four stalls, so we sometimes had to wait if others were showering.Despite these minor inconveniences, our family—especially the kids—had so much fun with the friendly staff, cozy tent, and the incredible star-filled skies. My kids said this was their favorite part of our trip to the Grand Canyon!