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Camping at the Black Canyon
South Rim
Three camping “loops” that contain 88 individual camping sites. Water is available during warm weather, typically mid-May to mid-October. Loop B features electrical hookups.
Loops A and B, and the outer portion of loop C may be reserved from mid-May to mid-October. In the spring, fall, and winter, all sites are first-come, first-served. Only loop B is open in winter.
Maximum stay of 14 consecutive days and a maximum of 8 persons and two vehicles per site. Vehicles more than 35 feet in length are not recommended.
Fees:
- Loop A - $20 per night
- Loop B - $34 per night
- Loop C - $20 per night
Visit the National Parks Service Black Canyon camping page for detailed camping information and reservations.