Wander Camp is a really good option if you want to visit the Grand Canyon. it is approx. 30 min from the south entrance. Tents are very spacious and clean, family tents can accommodate a small family of 4. Chairs and tables are provided so you can sit outside and enjoy the beauty of the sky. Cons- Getting to the place is a little difficult and it is really in middle of nowhere, which is perfect, but you can get lost if you don't follow the detailed instructions sent by the owner. Restrooms are shared and during our stay one was out of service. They were cleaned but with many people using them got dirty easily. As I said, there is nothing around this place so make sure you are prepared and bring all that you need including food/water/towels and an extra blanket during the cold season. Overall a good experience.
Very interesting experience. Not expected some of the situations. Teepee is as shown as in the pictures; however, the shared toilets and showers were in the very wild condition. 3 teepees for toilet and/or shower, none of them were fully functioned during our stay. Although some aspects were difficult, kids are excited and enjoy the stay. Things to be aware: bring your own toiletry, including towels and toilet paper, even your own cooking gears. Just imaging as if you were camping in wild, only they provide tent and beds.
Wander Camp Grand Canyon places you 8.7 mi (14.1 km) from Planes of Fame Air Museum. This 48-room campground welcomes guests with conveniences like free self parking.
At Wander Camp Grand Canyon, guests have access to a picnic area. If you drive, put free parking to good use. Staff members can help with accommodation requests, and provide tour or ticket assistance.
Wander Camp is a really good option if you want to visit the Grand Canyon. it is approx. 30 min from the south entrance. Tents are very spacious and clean, family tents can accommodate a small family of 4. Chairs and tables are provided so you can sit outside and enjoy the beauty of the sky. Cons- Getting to the place is a little difficult and it is really in middle of nowhere, which is perfect, but you can get lost if you don't follow the detailed instructions sent by the owner. Restrooms are shared and during our stay one was out of service. They were cleaned but with many people using them got dirty easily. As I said, there is nothing around this place so make sure you are prepared and bring all that you need including food/water/towels and an extra blanket during the cold season. Overall a good experience.
Very interesting experience. Not expected some of the situations. Teepee is as shown as in the pictures; however, the shared toilets and showers were in the very wild condition. 3 teepees for toilet and/or shower, none of them were fully functioned during our stay. Although some aspects were difficult, kids are excited and enjoy the stay. Things to be aware: bring your own toiletry, including towels and toilet paper, even your own cooking gears. Just imaging as if you were camping in wild, only they provide tent and beds.
