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One of the most beautiful places in Arizona, the Havasupai Indian Reservation and Campground is a stunning location to set up camp. Reservations are required for all hikers and campers, and no day hiking is allowed. Trail distances to get to the campgrounds can vary around ten miles, so be prepared for the journey if you’re planning on camping there. The campground extends ten miles along the Havasu Creek, and visitors will find drinking water, restrooms, and picnic tables available on site. The campground is open seasonally from February to November and due to high demand, can be a lot pricier than other campgrounds – prices range from $140 to $200 per person depending on how many nights are reserved.

Grand Canyon, AZ 86023, Phone: 928-638-7888

Havasupai Campground
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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