Grand Canyon National Park95
Campsite #95 at Mather Campground, Grand Canyon National Park, AZ
$30
Campsite #95
| Drive-In | 6 people |
| 27 ft | Pull-through |
| 2 | good |
7/3
7/15
Campsite #95 Features: Drive-In access, Pull-through parking, 27ft driveway, Fire ring w/ Grill, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (13)
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@BernardZ388525 · Camped on Jun 17, 2024 at Campsite #95
The campground is wonderful. Had a great site. Traveling in a 25ft motorhome. Unfortunately, I got sick while there. Severe allergy attack due to pollen or bug bites in Zion where I was previously. I was on a long road trip. Thanks to wonderful campground hosts Diane and Mitchell, they took me in their own vehicle to the Grand Canyon Clinic/hospital where I received treatment. The hospital is about 1.5 miles from the campground. Thankful it was there. They even picked me up and returned me to the campground. I can not thank them enough.
@LizannedD3CB95 · Camped on Mar 5, 2024 at Campsite #95
Wonderful campsite, friendly attendant.
@BretF50933946D · Camped on Nov 18, 2023 at Campsite #95
We had a 22ft camper van and was able to get a non-electric site on the Fir Loop. The campground was well maintained and close to all activities that we enjoyed. The facilities were clean and the staff was helpful and courteous. This is a place that I would stay again if I end up back in the region.
@AbelED2A29BF01 · Camped on Oct 27, 2023 at Campsite #95
This campground was walking distance to the Grand Canyon. It was a family friendly trail. The campsite had just the right amenities to be comfortable. The tree coverage was amazing, there were Elk in our campsite. It was clean and quiet which made for a great escape from the city noise. We will be coming back to stay here.
@DonataL082AD77 · Camped on Oct 9, 2023 at Campsite #95
we loved to stay at this campground
@Elizabeth31927 · Camped on Jun 12, 2023 at Campsite #95
Camping in Grand Canyon was unexpectedly luxurious compared to other national parks I’ve stayed in. Campsite is conveniently central, bathrooms are clean and well maintained. There are even showers and laundry available. Additionally, there is a full service market and camping store about 6 minutes walk from the campground.
@MauricioE66422 · Camped on Jun 11, 2023 at Campsite #95
It was great staying at campsite 95! Plenty of open space with trees and super conveniently located to restrooms and water faucets. The Grand Canyon itself is a mere 8 minute drive away and the Village Market is about 4 minutes away driving as well so you’ll never need to go far to stock up on supplies/food.
The area itself was very quiet and there is a significant amount of room between campsites.
I will definitely come back here again!
PS: Verizon wireless coverage was top notch and we even got 5G
The area itself was very quiet and there is a significant amount of room between campsites.
I will definitely come back here again!
PS: Verizon wireless coverage was top notch and we even got 5G
@TomR1236800 · Camped on May 18, 2023 at Campsite #95
We go here twice a year and have a great time. The facilities are clean, we have great hikes and our dog loves it here.
@JulieG604 · Camped on Sep 20, 2021 at Campsite #95
Great, clean campground! Friendly welcome and check in. The Grand Canyon was stunning!
@TimothyL280 · Camped on Sep 5, 2021 at Campsite #95
The campground was beautiful and well maintained. The lady at the entrance gate with the cool tattoos and short hair was incredibly helpful and recommended a great spot to catch the sunset on the south rim.
In the morning I had a great little hike thanks to the recommendations of the two older shopkeepers/information guides at the historic Kolb Studio.
On my way down a park ranger was very friendly and conversational. He offered several good tips for my hike and then helped a woman suffering from dehydration/vertigo immediately after.
I had a world-class national park experience and you're all doing a fantastic job.
In the morning I had a great little hike thanks to the recommendations of the two older shopkeepers/information guides at the historic Kolb Studio.
On my way down a park ranger was very friendly and conversational. He offered several good tips for my hike and then helped a woman suffering from dehydration/vertigo immediately after.
I had a world-class national park experience and you're all doing a fantastic job.
@LaurenceH223 · Camped on Aug 22, 2021 at Campsite #95
First of all, I got my tent camping reservation only about 3 weeks before our visit -- I was surprised I could get it. I guess the point is, don't assume it's 'sold out'.
The whole operation at Grand Canyon -- and that's what it is, an operation -- is super impressive. Of course camping at Mather's not at all an isolated experience -- if you're a real purist I'd look elsewhere. (But if you're a real purist you're probably backpacking anyway.)
That said, given the importance of this 'national/natural monument' the set-up with the shuttle bus system, the friendly and informative rangers (not to mention the bus drivers, too!), the presence of a full-on supermarket (just a tad 'gouge-y' -- $6.59 for a bag of ice?) and well-maintained campground area, this is an environmentally educational, mind-boggingly large-scale experience that they've made REALLY affordable so every American, regardless their background/ethnicity/identification, can experience. And should.
Extra points to the rangers for telling us that it's OK to collect firewood outside the park (you can't inside the park); less than 2 miles south of Tusayan, the little town south of the main entrance, is Ten-X campground. Also a very pretty camping spot (one of the main overflow campgrounds; it was practically empty when we drove there) and much larger than Mather itself, Ten-X is a great place to chop up some downed limbs. That wood burned way better than the for-sale logs available inside the park.
Just go.
The whole operation at Grand Canyon -- and that's what it is, an operation -- is super impressive. Of course camping at Mather's not at all an isolated experience -- if you're a real purist I'd look elsewhere. (But if you're a real purist you're probably backpacking anyway.)
That said, given the importance of this 'national/natural monument' the set-up with the shuttle bus system, the friendly and informative rangers (not to mention the bus drivers, too!), the presence of a full-on supermarket (just a tad 'gouge-y' -- $6.59 for a bag of ice?) and well-maintained campground area, this is an environmentally educational, mind-boggingly large-scale experience that they've made REALLY affordable so every American, regardless their background/ethnicity/identification, can experience. And should.
Extra points to the rangers for telling us that it's OK to collect firewood outside the park (you can't inside the park); less than 2 miles south of Tusayan, the little town south of the main entrance, is Ten-X campground. Also a very pretty camping spot (one of the main overflow campgrounds; it was practically empty when we drove there) and much larger than Mather itself, Ten-X is a great place to chop up some downed limbs. That wood burned way better than the for-sale logs available inside the park.
Just go.
@TomR947 · Camped on Aug 12, 2021 at Campsite #95
Great place to camp and hike. The camp sites, trails and facilities are clean, staff are friendly and the views spectacular. Now that they have improved cell service, it makes it a better experience.
@KelseyS918 · Camped on Jun 17, 2021 at Campsite #95
Camp sites were clean and plenty big
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