Under Canvas Grand Canyon

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About Under Canvas Grand Canyon

A quick 25-minute drive to the South Rim entrance of Grand Canyon National Park, the safari-inspired resort offers the perfect luxury camping experience near one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Located just outside Valle, Arizona on 160 secluded acres of beautiful piñon and juniper forest, you will discover the extraordinary grandeur of Grand Canyon National Park while enjoying a variety of extensive activities a short distance from camp.

Accommodations:

Safari tents starting at $189 per night (4 person max)
Safari with adjacent Hive starting at $239 per night (6 person max)
Deluxe tents starting at $284 per night (4 person max)
Deluxe tent with adjacent Hive starting at $334 per night (6 person max)
Stargazer tents starting at $299 per night (4 person max)
Suite starting at $359 per night (4 person max)
Suite with adjacent Hive starting at $409 per night (6 person max)

Amenities:

Restaurant on site – meals not included
Free gas grills for use
Free parking

Adventures available to book:

Hiking, Biking Tours & Rentals, Driving Tour (Public & Private), Helicopter Tour, Horseback Riding, Jeep Tour

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Under Canvas Grand Canyon Reviews

Laura Hill

Explorer

Under Canvas Grand Canyon

08/08/20

This is the coolest experience EVER! While it's a little ways away from the Grand Canyon, I would never consider staying anywhere else. My hubby and I had a fabulous time.

5.0

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