Baron N.recommendsApril 30, 2024
Grand Canyon unplugged Red Butte
A Grand ol time
The property was lovely. One of the nicest nights of our trip. The camp spot was well maintained with some cover from the sun and wind (but the weather was nice enough that we didn’t need it) as well as a picnic table. Getting out to the property was definitely bumpy, but we made it out just fine in a Toyota Camry.
I didn’t get a chance to meet the host, but he did stay in contact via the app.
Would definitely camp here again. Thanks Christian!
-Baron and Aidan
Dana Q.recommendsApril 25, 2024
Site 1 - Grand Canyon Unplugged
We loved drycamping with the view of the snow-capped mountains and being able to pop down to the Grand Canyon - or enjoy a few days at "home"!
Haley D.recommendsApril 21, 2024
Site 2 - Grand Canyon Unplugged
We stayed here because we went to the GC and didn’t want to book a hotel. We drove a mini van down the dirt road and we did fine, but it was dry at the time. My kids were able to run around without running into anyone else.
Grand Canyon unplugged Red Butte
It was nice to have a quiet campsite away from the crowds, but still have close proximity to the Grand Canyon! Our site had plenty of trees to shelter us from the wind and sun, with a nice picnic table and fire-pit. Christian was so sweet and checked on us a couple of times, and provided us with a stack of wood foraged within the area. The pit toilet has a seat on it, with lighting, toilet paper and wet wipes provided. The drive to the site is a rather bumpy one - about 4 miles of unpaved road that only gets graded a couple times of year, so 4-wheel drive is a must!
Andrew W.recommendsApril 18, 2024
Site 1 - Grand Canyon Unplugged
Even though we only got to stay 1 night out of our booked two, the stay was wonderful. It is about as secluded as it gets, in the best way possible. Each site has what you need for RV camping or tent camping. Christian was a great host, super communicative and very helpful.
The only caveat I would add is that the road to get there is definitely rough. Christian mentions that in the listing, but I think it is a bit understated. Especially if you are in an RV. Car/SUV would've been rough but doable. RV felt borderline dangerous at times.
Other than that, it's a perfect spot to kick your feet up under the stars and camp the night away after a day at the canyon.
Barry M.recommendsApril 18, 2024
Grand Canyon Unplugged Sunset View
Camping: Sunset View in a Woodland
The campground provides nicely spread out sites in a handsome Pinyon-Juniper woodland. The site included a very nice picnic table, stone fire ring and very even ground. The view of the sunset is magnificent!
The campground is not far off 64 on a nice broad dirt road. However, keep in touch with Christian (host) about the simple directions to drive there- GPS will not get you there! Christian was so nice and went above and beyond to help us when we used GPS and needed assistance.
45 minute drive on 64 N to the Village in the Grand Canyon.