Grand Canyon Pet Friendly Hotels

El Portal Sedona Hotel is dedicated to providing an extraordinary lodging experience for guests a

El Portal Sedona Hotel is dedicated to providing an extraordinary lodging experience for guests and their pets in unpretentious luxury. The boutique hotel was designed and built with pets in mind with tile and wood flooring throughout; while at the same time offering guests the best in modern amenities and unparalleled concierge services for the Sedona area.

Located in the heart of Sedona, the boutique hotel has received numerous awards, the most recent being #2 on Dogster Magazine’s “Top Pet Friendly Hotels in the Country,” AAA Four Diamond Hotel Award, voted the Best Pet Friendly Hotel in the USA by 10best.com and USA Today, 2017 Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor, among others

The Ten-X Campground is located in the beautiful town of Kaibab, on the South Rim of the Grand Ca

The Ten-X Campground is located in the beautiful town of Kaibab, on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Forest. Campers can look forward to a breathtaking natural environment, thick with ponderosa pine and curious wildlife. With plenty of nature trails for hiking and biking, and at an elevation of over 7,00 feet, the campground has excellent weather, perfect for the outdoor enthusiast. There's also sightseeing opportunities just a few miles away from the Grand Canyon, as well as excellent restaurants, shops and museums, and the nearby town of Tusayan is horseback riding, helicopter rides and other tours. With so much to do, many extend their stays once they arrive onsite!

• Amenities at the park include: water, fire rings, picnic tables, trash collection, tent pads and vault toilets
• Tent & RV

The Trailer Village is located in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, sitting quaintly on the canyon's

The Trailer Village is located in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, sitting quaintly on the canyon's southern rim. Campers can look forward to the adventure of a lifetime at this campground, with plenty of opportunities for solo or group hiking, biking, whitewater rafting and ranger guided activities. While exploring the area, visitors can soak in the breathtaking scenes of the Grand Canyon, climb along rock faces, or just enjoy the overlooks over a sandwich with friends. The campus has a number of great restaurants and coffee shops, and supply and grocery stores and within easy access. For the winter sport enthusiast, this park is also popular for skiing and sledding.

• Amenities: full hookups, pull thrus, big rig access, walking trails, showers, restrooms, water, sewerage, WIFI and 30/50 amp sites.
• Total # of Sites: 80
• Tent & RV

Kaibab Camper Village offers the ultimate camping experience near the Grand Canyon North Rim. Not

Kaibab Camper Village offers the ultimate camping experience near the Grand Canyon North Rim. Not only is this site popular for its gorgeous views of the Grand Canyon, but there's plenty of other sites around the campground for visitors to enjoy. Campers can look forward to the Zion National Park, Vermilion Cliffs and California Condors. There's a number of excellent hiking, biking and horseback riding trails, and many visitors are sure to pause at dusk to soak in one of those iconic Arizona sunsets or just great stargazing. There's not many shopping places near the campground since it's so secluded, so be sure to bring all the supplies you'll need.

• Campers can expect amenities like full RV hookups, pull thrus, big rig access, tent sites, one cabin-style room, 30 amp sites, water, pet area, sewerage and pit toilets.
• Tents & RV

The Grand Canyon/North Rim Campground is located at Jacob Lake, Arizona and is a great spot for t

The Grand Canyon/North Rim Campground is located at Jacob Lake, Arizona and is a great spot for the outdoor enthusiast. Campers can look forward to winter sports like snow shoeing, cross country skiing, sledding and even backpacking through the snow. There's also plenty of space and shade under the park's army of ponderosa pine trees for relaxing, group activities or just picnicking before a hike or mountain biking expedition. The staff are known to be very friendly and helpful, so be sure to use them as a resource as you explore the Grand Canyon and its surrounding regions.

• Amenities: Pull thrus, big rig access, tent camping, picnic tables and pets allowed
• Total # of Sites: 38
• Tent & RV

The North Rim Campground is located in the Grand Canyon National Park, and is one of the most pop

The North Rim Campground is located in the Grand Canyon National Park, and is one of the most popular campgrounds in the area since it's clean, quiet and very well-maintained. Most campers go out there simply to immerse themselves in nature, and enjoy the sights and smells of the ponderosa pine forest. There are several great hiking trails; the Kaibab Trail is the most popular path, descending into the inner ring or the Grand Canyon, and giving campers a scenic view they'll never forget. Visitors can also look forward to picnicking, grilling and stargazing on those iconic southwestern skies. Jacob Lake is relatively nearby, and a great place for soaking in the mountains and lakeside beauty of Arizona.

• Amenities: pull thrus, tent camping, restrooms, showers, walking trails, water, comfort station, convenience store, laundry facilities, dump station and fire ring, RV Sanitation
• Tent & RV

Seated beneath a large canopy of Ponderosa Pine is the Mather Campground in the Grand Canyon Nati

Seated beneath a large canopy of Ponderosa Pine is the Mather Campground in the Grand Canyon National Forest. It's located on the South Rim of the Canyon, offering campers breathtaking views and plenty of space and fresh air. Campers can look forward to hiking the Kaibab and Bright Angels Trails, or take a day trip to the Norther Rim to view the sunrise from the Watchtower. The Tusayan Museum and Indian Ruins are also an option for curious campers, and are excellent representations of the culture and peoples that lived in the area over 800 years before. Nearby are a number of excellent museums, restaurants and shops, as well as a trading post at the Watchtower, so there's plenty of opportunities for campers to immerse themselves in the present-day local culture!

• Amenities at the park include: a dump station, horse corrals, showers, picnic tables, restrooms, grills, grocery store, hand pump, ice machines and group cooking stations.