Fees & Reservations

 

$25 per Private Vehicle (U.S. Dollars)

is the entrance fee to Grand Canyon National Park.

The fee for an individual entering by foot, bicycle, motorcycle, or non-commercial group is $12.00 per person. (U.S. Dollars)

Admission is for seven days and includes entrance to both the North Rim and South Rim. No refunds are given due to inclement weather. Read More...

Free Entrance Days in 2013
The National Park Service offers the following
Entrance Fee Free Days this year:

• January 21 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day)
• April 22-26 (National Park Week)
• August 25 (National Park Service Birthday)
• September 28 (National Public Lands Day)
• November 9-11 (Veterans Day weekend)

Other fees such as reservation, camping, lodging, tours, concession and fees collected by third parties are not included unless stated otherwise.

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Where can I buy an Entrance Permit ?

Visitors to the South Rim can purchase entrance permits at the park entrance stations - or - at the following locations prior to entry:

 

Flagstaff, AZ - Flagstaff Visitor Center
1 East Route 66 [phone]
Vehicle ($25.00) and Individual ($12.00) permits.

Williams, AZ - Williams Visitor Center
200 West Railroad Ave. [phone]
All permits.

Valle, AZ - Chevron Travel Stop
Vehicle ($25.00) and Individual ($12.00) permits.

Tusayan, AZ (Just south of the South Entrance to the park)

Year Round
Best Western Squire Inn
Canyon Flight Trading Co.
Canyon Plaza Resorts
Grand Canyon Trading Post
The Grand (Unconfirmed)

During the Busy Season (mid-May - mid-October)
GRCA Steakhouse
RP's Stage Stop
Red Feather - Lodge Guests Only
Grand Canyon Airlines (Unconfirmed)

Vehicle ($25.00)

 

How Much is an Annual Pass ?

Grand Canyon National Park Annual Pass
Cost: $50.00

National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass
Cost: $80.00

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Camping fees are in addition to entrance fees

and are charged per night. Reservations for camping and lodging are essential. When making reservations, remember to identify the rim you plan on visiting. Campsite reservations fill up fast...

Make reservations as far in advance as you can.

 

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Grand Canyon National Park is a designated Federal Recreation Fee Area. Fees collected directly benefit the park, and the National Park Service. This program allows the park to keep eighty percent of the revenue from most fees charged.