About Local Campgrounds
and RV Parks
Numerous campgrounds can be found both in the Grand Canyon area and all the
nearby cities. Among our
favorites are the two KOA campgrounds near Williams. You can even try "glamping" near the tiny town
of Valle.
If you don't need hook-ups, there is forest camping along the route from Flagstaff to the
canyon including one just outside the national park. There are campsites with hook-ups at the entrance to the
park in Tusayan and also in the National Park itself.
Canyon Dave's Full Day and
Private tours can begin and end in area campgrounds or RV parks.
From campgrounds within the park and in Tusayan, our half day tours are also available.
There are numerous activities for campers in and around the Grand Canyon and cities near Grand
Canyon. These include two different KOA's near Williams, so try not to get us confused about
where to pick you up. The one on Highway 64 is a bit closer.
There is a new Glamping lodging opportunity in fancy tents near Valle, AZ
(Grand Canyon Junction).
Ultimate Tour from Camps and RV Parks
Our Grand Canyon Tours from area campgrounds include all the iconic Grand Canyon viewpoints. The full day Ultimate Tour also features lunch (included) at a Grand Canyon restaurant.
The drive from Flagstaff to the Canyon passes many interesting volcanoes. We will see forests of Ponderosa Pine, and possible sightings of pronghorn antelope. The antelope is Arizona's most beautiful hoofed animal (unless you are fond of cows). Canyon Dave Tours specializes in orchestrated but not memorized geology and wildlife discussions.