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Campgrounds near Grand Canyon area range from rustic forest camps to RV parks with full amenities. The three campgrounds inside the park fall in the middle of that range. Wherever you’re camping, arrive early. Even if you have reservations, it’s a good idea to browse the available sites.
During summer, you’ll appreciate a site offering afternoon shade. Keep in mind that the convenience of being closer to roads or camper services may mean sacrificing quiet.
Price doesn’t always correspond with quality of experience. Two of the most pleasant campgrounds near Grand Canyon, the park’s Desert View and the forest service’s Ten-X, are among the most reasonable options. More money might translate to more amenities, but you could find yourself next to noisy Grand Canyon Airport or a busy highway.
© Kathleen Bryant from Moon Grand Canyon, 4th Edition
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