When to go
Since Grand Canyon has elevations that range from 2,500 feet at the bottom to 8,400 feet on the North Rim, weather can vary significantly depending on the season and the specific location within the park. Winters tend to be cold and snowy, and summers have periods of excessive heat. High temperatures inside the canyon tend to be 20 to 30 degrees warmer then on the canyon's rims. Weather conditions can change rapidly, so it's wise to check forecasts before visiting.
Know before you go
Entrance $358 campgrounds · 8 reservableFly into FLG or PHX or LAS
Check current conditions with NPS →Campgrounds
In and around Grand Canyon, reservable sites first.
- DemotteReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- Hull CabinReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- Jacob Lake Recreation AreaReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- Kaibab Lake Sites And Group AreasReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- Kendrick CabinReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- Mather CampgroundReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- Spring Valley Cabin & BunkhouseReservableBook on Recreation.gov →
- White Horse Lake CampgroundReservableBook on Recreation.gov →