Lodging - North Rim

 

Various views of Grand Canyon Lodge

North Rim Lodging

• Grand Canyon Lodge provides the only lodging inside the National Park on the North Rim. Overnight accommodations are available from May 15, through October 15, each year.

• Lodging is booked well in advance, so make reservations as far ahead as possible.

• The History of Grand Canyon Lodge

• Information about the North Rim Campground

 

Reservations

Online reservations for the Lodge are provided by Aramark Destinations. Or, by calling the toll free Reservation Line: 866-499-2574

During the season you may check at the lodge for last-minute availability.

• Learn more about visiting the North Rim and watch a video.

• View photos of historic Grand Canyon Lodge

 

 

North Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide

Instead of a newspaper, the North Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide is now being distributed at entrance stations, visitor centers, lodges, campgrounds, stores, and out-of-park locations.

 

Front and back sides of the North Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide. Click on the image to download as an accessible PDF file (2.2 MB)

 

Nearest Lodging Outside of the Park

• Kaibab Plateau, 18 miles (30 km) north of the North Rim
  Kaibab Lodge * (open May through October)
  [phone]

• Jacob Lake 45 miles (72 km) north of the North Rim
  Jacob Lake Inn * (open all year)
  928-643-7232

Additional Lodging is Available:

Along Highway 89, northeast of the North Rim

• Cliff Dwellers Lodge * 75 miles (120 km) northeast of the North Rim
  800-962-9755 or 928-355-2261

• Lees Ferry Lodge * 80 miles (128 km) northeast of the North Rim
  928-355-2231

• Marble Canyon Lodge * 84 miles (135 km) northeast of the North Rim 800-726-1789 or 928-355-2225

In the following cities:

• Fredonia, Arizona - 77 miles (124 km) northwest on Highways 67 and Alt. 89

• Kanab, Utah - 84 miles (135 km) northwest on Highway 67 and Alt. 89

 

Quick links to information about:

Lodging	Maps
Campgrounds	Food
Visitor Centers	Permits
Sunrise/ Sunset	Things To Do
Ranger Programs	Shuttle Buses
Guided Tours
Park Newspapers	River Trips
Backcountry Hiking	Mule Trips

 

"Traveling Green" is a great way to help Grand Canyon and other areas you visit reduce carbon emissions, divert and reduce what goes into the waste stream, and to generally help the environment.

Visit our Traveling Green page for helpful tips on planning your next green adventure.

Thanks for doing what you can to help protect our environment!

 

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