In search of the ultimate Grand Canyon glamping spot for 2025? This guide has you covered with the 12 very best glamping options near Grand Canyon National Park!

Figuring out where to stay near the Grand Canyon can be challenging. Lodging in and around the park tends to book up fast and can be exceptionally expensive, especially during peak season. Having visited the Grand Canyon numerous times throughout my life —I’ve experienced firsthand the ins and outs of a successful visit.

Drawing from hours and hours of research and decades of personal experience, this guide lays out the 12 best Grand Canyon glamping options, catering to a variety of preferences, budgets, and travel styles. Plenty of family—and pet-friendly options are included, as well as several ADA-accessible properties. Let’s get started!

Best Grand Canyon Glamping

Wander Camp canvas tents dotting the landscape at dusk at sunset; a unique glamping experience near the Grand Canyon South Rim.
Wander Camp Grand Canyon

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Best of Glamping Near the Grand Canyon!

Inside a Clear Sky Resort Grand Canyon dome with a cozy bed and hanging swing chair, surrounded by transparent walls that connect guests with nature.
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Kid-Friendly Grand Canyon Glamping Options?

Group gathered around a campfire for a night under the stars at Grand Canyon Western Ranch, with a historic wagon and cabin in the background.
Grand Canyon Western Ranch

Most glamping sites near the Grand Canyon are kid-friendly! Some favorites included in this guide are Under Canvas, Clear Sky Resorts, and KOA Williams near the South Rim, and Grand Canyon Glamping Resort and Grand Canyon Western Ranch near the West Rim (closest to Las Vegas). We specifically love the kid’s tents and complimentary s’mores at Under Canvas, the kid’s crafts and food truck dinners at Clear Sky Resorts, the go-karts and hay rides at KOA Williams, and the wagon rides and nightly campfires with live music at Grand Canyon Western Ranch.

Dog-Friendly Glamping Near The Grand Canyon?

Two people enjoying wine by a campfire with their dog, highlighting a pet-friendly glamping experience.

Several Grand Canyon glamping sites welcome dogs. If you’d like to bring your canine along, Under Canvas, Wander Camp, Backland, Grand Canyon Glamping Resort, Grand Canyon RV Glamping, and Grand Canyon Stargazer are all great options (though some charge an additional fee).

Just keep in mind that dogs are limited in where they can go in Grand Canyon National Park itself. Once inside the park, dogs must be leashed at all times and aren’t permitted on any below-the-rim trails. However, there is a kennel that accepts dogs and cats on the South Rim. More information on the NPS website.

12 Best Glamping Spots Near The Grand Canyon

Interior of a luxurious Under Canvas glamping tent with a large bed and panoramic window view near the Grand Canyon.
Well equipped Under Canvas Grand Canyon glamping tent with a view inside, complete with wooden furniture and a doormat.
Spacious and elegantly furnished lounge area inside the Under Canvas Grand Canyon communal tent, with an open-air design.
Under Canvas outdoor communal area with stylish seating lit with string lights near the Grand Canyon.

Under Canvas Grand Canyon

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: April 16 – October 27, 2025

Location: Grand Canyon Junction (27 miles from South Rim Entrance Station)

Recognized by Condé Nast as one of the Top 15 Resorts in the U.S. Southwest, Under Canvas is arguably the most popular glamping option near the Grand Canyon, and for good reason. Each king-size tent boasts a private bathroom, outdoor deck, and wood-burning stove, and adjacent family-friendly “kid tents” are attached to certain units.

Skip national park lines by booking add-on hiking, biking, and off-road tours, and marvel at the night sky via various stargazing events. This property is DarkSky-Certified, making it an excellent spot for astrophotography.

Rates start at $219 per night.

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Fine Print: Minimum stay varies. Cancellation policy varies depending on booking platform. Family-friendly, with extra camp cots available for kids at an additional fee. Dog-friendly at an additional fee.

Wander Camp canvas tents dotting the landscape at dusk at sunset; a unique glamping experience near the Grand Canyon South Rim.
Cozy interior of a Wander Camp Grand Canyon tent with plush bedding and warm-toned accents.
Twin beds with red pillows and rustic wooden chairs inside a Wander Camp tent, set up for a comfortable stay while glamping near the Grand Canyon.
Aerial view of Wander Camp's glamping site showing the arrangement of white canvas tents amidst the desert terrain near the Grand Canyon.

Wander Camp Grand Canyon

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: 17 April – 30 October, 2025

Location: Valle (22 miles from South Rim Entrance Station)

Wander Camp Grand Canyon promises remote glamping with a laid-back vibe – perfect for an affordable, off-the-grid experience. Each tent sleeps three to four and includes a solar lantern, comfy bedding, and rustic touches that make for a cozy interior. While secluded, the site is only 25 minutes from the South Rim entrance and 10 minutes from Valle. Ultra Convenient!

Rates average $134 per night.

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Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Cancellation policy varies depending on booking platform. Family-friendly. Pet-friendly at no additional fee, but small dogs and cats are discouraged.

Backland luxury glamping tent suite under a starry night sky near the Grand Canyon.
Inside a Backland glamping tent suite with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views near Williams, not far from the Grand Canyon.
Backland's elegant communal lounge with comfortable seating and a fireplace.
Sunset view of a peaceful lake with lounge chairs, part of the Backland glamping experience near the Grand Canyon.

Rated 5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: March 7 – December 31, 2025

Location: Williams (62 miles from South Rim Entrance Station)

Surrounded by pines and just 20 minutes from Williams, this upscale eco-retreat feels like a hidden oasis. Unsurprisingly, it’s been featured on the likes of Conde Nast Traveler and Travel+Leisure (amongst others). Tent suites are spaced apart for privacy and come with A/C and heating, ensuite bathrooms, and mini-fridges. Certain units come with glass skylights for falling asleep under the stars. Enjoy a variety of extras—complimentary telescopes, kayaks and fishing poles, made-from-scratch meals, nature scavenger hunts, and more! It’s the perfect option for couples looking for an adventurous escape with a dose of luxury.

Rates start at $476 per night.

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Fine Print: ADA-compliant units available. Minimum stay varies. Cancellation policy varies depending on booking platform. Family-friendly. Pet-friendly at an additional fee.

A close-up of the entrance to a covered wagon-style glamping tent with a wooden door and steps leading up to the entrance. The wagon is set in a grassy open field. Grand Canyon Glamping Resort.
The interior of a covered wagon-style glamping unit featuring two neatly made beds with plaid bedding and decorative pillows. Covered wagon glamping at Grand Canyon Glamping Resort.
A small bathroom with a toilet, a wooden vanity with a potted plant, and a towel hanging from a rustic light fixture mounted on a wooden wall.
A glamping tent set on a wooden platform with two rocking chairs on the deck in front of the tent. The tent's flaps are open, revealing an interior with a well-made bed. Glamping tent at Grand Canyon Glamping Resort.

Grand Canyon Glamping Resort

Rated 5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: Open year-round and can be combined with a helicopter tour!

Location: Meadview (1 mile from West Skywalk Entrance | 228 miles from South Rim Entrance)

This brand-new Grand Canyon glamping site specializes in unique accommodations such as wagons, tipis, and glamping tents. Showers are available in most wagons, and on-site amenities include fire pits, a food truck, a petting zoo, and various tours. One of the main attractions is the opportunity to experience three epic tours in a single day (helicopter, ATV, and horseback riding) – a fantastic option for those short on time! Just note that Grand Canyon Glamping Resort is near the West Entrance of the park (228 miles from the popular South Rim Entrance).

Rates start at $200 per night.

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Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Cancellation policy varies depending on booking platform. Kid-friendly. Pet-friendly at no additional charge.

A glamping dome at Clear Sky Resorts Grand Canyon illuminated at night, under a star-filled sky. Luxury glamping near the South Rim.
The interior of Clear Sky Resorts - Grand Canyon's lobby with a modern circular reception area and expansive views of the outdoors. Glamping near the Grand Canyon South Rim.
Inside a Clear Sky Resort Grand Canyon dome with a cozy bed and hanging swing chair, surrounded by transparent walls that connect guests with nature.
Futuristic interior of a Clear Sky Resorts dome with egg chairs and a loft net bed, for guests seeking a luxury glamping experience near the Grand Canyon South Rim.

Clear Sky Resorts Grand Canyon

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: April 16 – October 31, 2025

Location: Valle (24 miles from South Rim Entrance Station)

We love how Clear Sky Resorts makes you feel like a time traveler, where the new norm is futuristic dome living. Each dome has its own (inter) stellar design and comes with temperature control, a mini-fridge, an ensuite bathroom, a patio, and a skylight. Enjoy gourmet food, let the kids burn off steam at the playground, and continue the fun into the night playing disc golf with glow-in-the-dark frisbees and baskets!

Rates average $495 per night.

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Fine Print: Wheelchair-accessible domes are available. No minimum stay requirement. Cancellation policy varies depending on booking platform. Kid-friendly. Pets are not allowed (service animals only).

Exterior setup of an RV at Grand Canyon RV Glamping in Williams, AZ, featuring outdoor chairs and a fire pit for an authentic outdoor experience.
Interior view of a modern RV at Grand Canyon RV Glamping, with a kitchen area with appliances and a glimpse of the sleeping quarters.
Comfortable sitting area inside an RV at Grand Canyon RV Glamping in Williams with large windows, complemented by a bottle of wine on the table.
Row of RVs parked at Grand Canyon RV Glamping in Williams AZ, with a clear sky above and mountains in the distance.

Grand Canyon RV Glamping

Rated 8.5 out of 10 on Booking.com

2025 Season Dates: Open year-round

Location: Williams (55 miles from the South Rim Entrance)

Looking for a budget-friendly glamping experience near the Grand Canyon? Grand Canyon RV Glamping in Williams offers affordable yet luxurious RV suites with full kitchens, ample living space, and amenities, including A/C, fire pits, and outdoor grills. Choose an RV that suits your needs, whether for a fun family vacation or a relaxing couple’s escape.

Rates average $187 per night.

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Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Cancellation policy varies depending on booking platform. Family-friendly. Dog-friendly at an additional fee.

The Entrance of an Arizona Luxury Expeditions tent near the Grand Canyon with a comfortable bed and camping amenities.
A screened dining tent set up by Arizona Luxury Expeditions amid pine trees, providing a rustic outdoor dining experience near the Grand Canyon.
Candlelit dinner setup by Arizona Luxury Expeditions, offering a warm and intimate dining atmosphere.
Interior view of an Arizona Luxury Expeditions tent featuring plush bedding and a circular chair.

Arizona Luxury Expeditions

Rated 5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

Location: Just outside Kaibab National Forest near the South Rim

Arizona Luxury Expeditions offers once-in-a-lifetime, personalized escapes (seriously, just read the reviews on Tripadvisor!) where you can set your own schedule, hike at your own pace, and admire attractions away from the crowds. Their professional guides are knowledgeable about the area and experts at creating memorable, tailored experiences for you and your group that will get you far from the masses typical of the South Rim. Plus, you’ll get to enjoy spacious tents and delicious gourmet meals! This is the closest you can get to glamping above the rim in Grand Canyon National Park.

Rates average $1150 per night per adult and are all-inclusive (based on double occupancy).

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Fine Print: 2-night minimum stay. Free cancellation up to 30 days before check-in. Family-friendly. Pets are not allowed.

A modern, cube-shaped glamping structure illuminated from within stands out against the twilight sky in the Grand Canyon area, offering a unique Navajo lodging experience.
Glamping tents and huts scattered across a snowy landscape near the Grand Canyon, with clear blue skies and sparse vegetation.
Rustic interior of a traditional Navajo hogan with log walls, multiple beds covered with colorful blankets, and a central wood stove providing warmth.
View from a Kyo͞ob at Shash Dine' Eco Retreat showing a snow-dusted desert terrain near the Grand Canyon through a large window.

Shash Dine’ EcoRetreat

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: Open year-round

Location: 12 miles south of Page (3 hours from the South Rim | 2.5 hours from the North Rim)

While this property is quite a distance from the Grand Canyon, we couldn’t not include it in this guide. An authentic, eco-friendly, and incredibly unique Arizona glamping site, Shash Dine’ has been featured in a host of top-tier magazines, including Conde Nast Traveler and Travel+Leisure.

Off-the-grid tents, wagons, traditional Navajo hogans, and a bespoke KYOOB create a peaceful atmosphere, enhancing the serenity of the Navajo land and providing an unforgettable opportunity to connect with nature. It’s guaranteed to be a stay you’ll talk about for years to come.

Rates start at $215 per night.

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Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Most bookings are non-refundable. Breakfast included in most rates. Alcohol is not allowed on the property. Kid-friendly for all ages. Pets are not allowed.

Covered wagon accommodation at KOA Williams with an open doorway showing a glimpse of the comfortable interior.
Colorful tipi at KOA Williams, a great option for visitors interested in glamping near the Grand Canyon.
Aerial view of KOA Williams campground nestled among pine trees.
Indoor swimming pool at KOA Williams with ample seating, one of many amenities offered on-site.

KOA Williams Glamping

Rated 4.0 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: Open year-round

Location: Williams, AZ (54 miles from Grand Canyon South Rim Entrance)

KOA Williams is a family favorite. It offers everything from glamping tents to campsites, cabins, and authentic Conestoga wagons that will take you right back to pioneering days (sans having to sacrifice modern comforts!). Most lodging types include a fire ring and BBQ, and guests can access shared amenities and activities like a heated indoor pool, hot tubs, horseback riding, biking, and mini golf.

Rates start around $95 per night for glamping tents and camping cabins.

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Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Cancellation policy varies depending on unit type. Family-friendly. Camping cabins and tents are pet-friendly, but covered wagons and teepees are not.

Visitors strolling by the wooden structures and signage of the Grand Canyon Western Ranch's cowboy-themed lodging in a rugged desert setting.
Canvas glamping tent with bed and storage chest at Grand Canyon Western Ranch, against a backdrop of desert mountains.
Rustic wooden cabin with front porch at Grand Canyon Western Ranch in a desert landscape at sunset.
Group gathered around a campfire for a night under the stars at Grand Canyon Western Ranch, with a historic wagon and cabin in the background.

Grand Canyon Western Ranch

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

2025 Season Dates: Cabins are open year-round, but glamping tents operate seasonally.

Location: Meadview (10 miles from West Rim | 220 miles from South Rim Entrance Station)

A working cattle ranch until not so long ago, Grand Canyon Western Ranch will make you feel like you’re in a bona fide Wild West adventure. Jump into cowboy country with activities like horseback riding, horse-drawn wagon rides, and wild buffalo safaris. After a day of fun, kick back in one of the on-site cabins or glamping tents and enjoy stunning views over the Grand Canyon Plateau. Note that this property is located close to the Grand Canyon’s West Rim, 220 miles from the attractions (and crowds!) of the popular South Rim.

Rates start at $209 per night.

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Fine Print: Certain units are wheelchair-accessible. No minimum stay requirement. Most reservations can be canceled free of charge up to three days before check-in. Family-friendly. Pets are not allowed.

Traditional Navajo hogan at dusk with a warm glow against the expansive desert sky.
Daytime view of a traditional Navajo hogan's entrance with a clear blue sky overhead, providing a cultural stay for those glamping near the Grand Canyon.
Inside view of a Navajo hogan with twin beds and rustic wooden furnishings. Rustic glamping near the Grand Canyon.
Basic amenities inside a Navajo hogan including a basic washbasin and first aid supplies. Authentic glamping near the Grand Canyon South Rim.

Traditional Navajo Hogan

Rated 4.91 out of 5 on Airbnb

2025 Season Dates: Typically open year-round

Location: Cameron, AZ (60 miles from the Grand Canyon South Rim Entrance)

Set on a homestead in a secluded region of the Western Navajo Nation, this off-the-grid Navajo hogan adopts a minimalist approach to glamping. It features two beds and essentials like a battery-operated lantern, water, and firewood for an outdoor cooking stove. Experience the authenticity of traditional Navajo life and take in some of the clearest night skies you’ll ever see.

Rates average $179 per night. Check availability and book on Airbnb.

Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Free cancelation up to 24 hours before check-in. Suitable for children older than two. Pet-friendly. No alcohol is allowed on site, per Navajo Nation law.

A nighttime view of the "Grand Canyon Stargazer" glamping site, with a fire pit and wooden bench in the foreground. The sky is filled with stars, and a small, mirrored cabin reflects the surrounding landscape.
Mirrored cabin "Grand Canyon Stargazer" under a star-filled sky. The cabin's reflective surface blends with the night.
Interior view from "Grand Canyon Stargazer" cabin with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offering uninterrupted views of the desert landscape. A telescope is set up on the deck outside.
A view of "Grand Canyon Stargazer" cabin in an open desert landscape. The mirrored exterior of the cabin reflects the sky and surroundings, making it almost disappear into the environment.

Grand Canyon Stargazer

Rated 8.0 out of 10 on Vrbo

2025 Season Dates: Typically open year-round.

Location: Williams, AZ (55 miles to the Grand Canyon South Rim Entrance)

Grand Canyon Stargazer is home to four tiny solar-powered “invisible” homes set in a beautiful, secluded part of Williams, Arizona. Each unit is designed with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing glampers to become part of the landscape while relaxing in a cozy, stylish interior. Outside, grill by the fire, play a round of cornhole, or take in the clear night sky from your private deck.

Rates average $242 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.

Fine Print: No minimum stay requirement. Free cancellation up to 14 days before check-in. Suitable for children three and older. Pet-friendly, but additional charges may apply.

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