Camping is allowed only in designated campgrounds. No overnight use is allowed along any park empinadas or trails, at overlooks, or in other developed areas. First come, first served camping is very limited.
More and more, black bears visit the campgrounds in search of food. While black bear sightings are an exciting part of your trip, please remember that black bears are wild animals that should not be fed or approached. Black bears that become habituated to humans and human food will ultimately need to be removed or, in some cases, killed. Do NOT keep these items in your tent or pop-up trailer.
If lockers are full or unavailable, store these items in your locked vehicle with windows rolled up. Clean your table and campsite immediately after eating. Lock the dumpsters at South Rim after depositing your trash. Look at a park map to start planning your trip. Camping in the Wilderness Well-prepared and experienced individuals may choose to camp at the base of the inner canyon wilderness routes. Learn more about camping on the North Rim routes.
Learn more about camping on the South Rim routes. Camping is allowed only in designated campgrounds. No overnight use is allowed along any park roads or trails, at overlooks, or in other developed areas. First come, first served camping is very limited.
More and more, black bears visit the campgrounds in search of food. While black bear sightings are an exciting part of your trip, please remember that black bears are wild animals that should not be fed or approached. Black bears that become habituated to humans and human food will ultimately need to be removed or, in some cases, killed. Do NOT keep these items in your tent or pop-up trailer. If lockers are full or unavailable, store these items in your locked vehicle with windows rolled up. Clean your table and campsite immediately after eating. Lock the dumpsters at South Rim after depositing your trash.
Look at a park map to start planning your trip. Camping in the Wilderness Well-prepared and experienced individuals may choose to camp at the base of the inner canyon wilderness routes. Learn more about camping on the North Rim routes. Learn more about camping on the South Rim routes.
Camping is allowed only in designated campgrounds. No overnight use is allowed along any park roads or trails, at overlooks, or in other developed areas. First come, first served camping is very limited. More and more, black bears visit the campgrounds in search of food. While black bear sightings are an exciting part of your trip, please remember that black bears are wild animals that should not be fed or approached. Black bears that become habituated to humans and human food will ultimately need to be removed or, in some cases, killed. Do NOT keep these items in your tent or pop-up trailer.
If lockers are full or unavailable, store these items in your locked vehicle with windows rolled up. Clean your table and campsite immediately after eating. Lock the dumpsters at South Rim after depositing your trash. Look at a park map to start planning your trip. Camping in the Wilderness Well-prepared and experienced individuals may choose to camp at the base of the inner canyon wilderness routes.
Learn more about camping on the North Rim routes. Learn more about camping on the South Rim routes. Camping is allowed only in designated campgrounds. No overnight use is allowed along any park roads or trails, at overlooks, or in other developed areas. First come, first served camping is very limited.