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Grand Summit Camp

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· Williams, Coconino, Arizona
1 acre hosted by Kevin C.
1 Vehicle/Tent site
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Near Grand Canyon National Park
Within a 60-minute drive from the South Entrance Station.
Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Enjoy the Northern Arizona sun during the day and campfires and star gazing at night on this 1 acre campsite all to yourself just 1.5 miles off Highway 180 at the Grand Canyon Junction for food, gas, water, and supplies before reaching Grand Canyon National Park 32 miles away. There is a road cut into the site allowing you to pull in and park a trailer, RV or other vehicles around the center fire pit - perfect for friends and family gatherings or solo and couples camping.You will be given the address and GPS coordinate upon booking. There are a few routes you can take from the main highways to reach the site but the best known way is to exit Highway 180 at Dewey Dr, turn right on Carmen Rd, then left on Vernon Rd, and finally left on Colgate St. From the highway, the dirt road has some bumps but is accessible with a 2WD car when the road is dry but 4WD is recommended when there is snow or mud. There is a fire ring and campfires are allowed but may be restricted during certain times when warm temperatures and high winds are forecasted. Please check if there are any fire restrictions at the time of your visit and always adhere to state and local fire restrictions. There are no toilets or water so campers will need to bring their own accommodations. Pack in and pack out policy applies. Have privacy and be in nature at 6,000 ft elevation on this cleared campsite during your next trip to the Grand Canyon by booking today.
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Raymond G.recommends
July 26, 2024
Grand Summit Camp
The campsite was very clean. And easy to get to. Will need a truck and lots of clearance on trailer. I will recommend Kevin's sites. Very quiet area. Lots of space to park.
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Caleb B.recommends
June 5, 2024
Grand Summit Camp
Best Hipcamp Near the Grand Canyon!
This is the best Hipcamp I have stayed at near the Grand Canyon. The directions are easy to follow and the roads are sedan friendly. Kevin is a very helpful host as well.
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Kathleen M.recommends
May 31, 2024
Grand Summit Camp
Simple camping spot! Road is a bit rough but any car could get through. Great spot for stopping on the way to the Grand Canyon.
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Williams, Coconino, Arizona, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Hopitutskwa, Havasu Baaja (Havasupai), and Hualapai First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Kevin C.

Joined in November 2023
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