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Campsite opened from 15 May till 15 October

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3 / 5 (20 votes )

Kaibab Camper Village

HCR 64 Box 25
86022, Jacob Lake
Arizona, the United States

Kaibab Camper Village is the closest RV park and campground with hookups to Grand Canyon National Park's North Rim. We are nestled on a forested ridge overlooking Jacob Lake and the beautifully restored North Kaibab forest ranger's cabin, which dates from 1910. The drive to the North Rim along the North Rim Parkway is 42 miles of beautiful forest and lots of wildlife and horseback riding near by. Kaibab Camper Village is a convenient base for those touring the 'Grand Circle'. We have pay showers, laundry facilities, and a small camper store. There are lots of hiking trails to choose from, and a friendly, professional staff to help you out. We also have one cabin rental with full bath.

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Recreation
Golf court
Boat hire
Horse riding

Accomodation
Tents
Caravans
Campers
Rental cabins

Facilities
Electricity
Camping shop
BBQ allowed

Qualifications
Dogs
Youth groups area

Sanitary
Baby change facilities
Washing cabins
Washing machines
Laundry driers


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Anonymous
English (US)
I agree with the other reviewer that this place had a bad rap. Its beautiful, quiet and relaxing. It has showers and laundry that are prepay, but if your rig has its own shower then I would def reccomend this location. If you are visiting the GC North Rim it is the closest RV location to there at a little over an hour drive through the kaibab forest. We learned that there is a special squirrel called the Kaibab Squirrel with a cute white fluffy tail. Our RV is kinda challenged and we didnt have a hard time with the dirt/gravel roads to get there. The Caretakers of the place were very nice and helpful.
5 days ago

Anonymous
English (US)
Thought review in my opinion and while I can see why some have rated it low I don’t really think it’s deserved. You’re not at an RV resort here so don’t book this place thinking that’s what what you’re getting. Yes the campground toilets are porta pottys. Yes you have to pay to use their showers. But I’ve got all of that in my RV so no big deal IMO. Site is level enough. Cell service is better than the last place we stayed. And the air is fresh and clean. Some of the lower back sites look like they could be pretty uneven. Try to book the ones by the front.
5 days ago

Dotty
English (US)
Park is in the trees down a forest road. Camp hosts were friendly. Our site was next to the road but almost no traffic since it is a forest road. The road is the problem, not paved and it is rutted and not maintained.
5 days ago

KandK
English (US)
Sometimes you find a gem of a place, but the people running it take the fun out of it. The staff is not especially friendly. We were here to replenish our RV and do laundry after several days of dry camping but after setting up and reading the rules we found out that filling your holding tank is prohibited. Other than that, it's a pretty little place in a great location.
5 days ago

RNYC
English (US)
There aren't a ton of choices around here to put your head down for the night and if you want hook ups this is the closest/only option. As you can see below the access is good, the location is excellent for visiting the North Rim - the sites are nice and wide and under pines. The staff were friendly however there were a number of issues that would keep me from staying here if I needed anything more than a place to park and hook up. The rules are not posted on the web site - so when you make the reservation it seems this will be a normal, full hook up site. This is not the reality and when I made my reservation by phone I was told only about the coin operated showers. Showers: Yes, they exist but while I was here only one was working, the park was filled to capacity and they are coin operated. They cost $2.25 and there is no change machine at the showers - only back at the office. Dumping: You can keep your tanks dumping 24-7 but the hoses cannot touch the ground. That's fine if you have something to prop them on, but it you don't a flexible sewer hose support is going to cost you $50. The rules say they are for loan but I was told I could buy one. Water: The rules state that if they catch you using water inappropriately you will be charged $20 and you cannot fill your holding tank. It also states that the water is for drinking only. Generators: You can't use them
5 days ago

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