Grand Canyon Trailer Village

I've volunteered now in an NFS campground that has a section designated 28 feet max, and they really mean it. It's not the sites that limit, it's the road in and through the woods. There are probably three or four of the sites that would accommodate a fifty footer, if you could ever get one that up the road. Then the fun would be getting it back out.

It's been several years since I've been to Trailer Village, but I doubt the roads would be an issue, it's actual depth of the site. Some of those sites really will leave both you fanny and your nose hanging out in the right of way if you put a longer rig in there. Staff was friendly and helpfull but they don't claim to have any site stretchers in the tool shed.

"I figure if I call they'll recite the party line and say 28' means 28'."

And just the dumb clucks follow the rules.

Thanks all. I don't have a problem with parking the toad somewhere else and right now there seems to be a lot of reservation activity going on, cancellations and such. Hopefully, a 50' will open up but I'm thinking (based on pics) that 4' won't matter. I've never seen a campground that was that precise. I'll probably chance it even if a 50' doesn't become available. I figure if I call they'll recite the party line and say 28' means 28'.

We were there for a week in August. I found the people working in the check in we're very friendly and accommodating. If there's another site available when you get there and ask, you should be ok.

BTW, while we were there, we saw two incidents where a large motor home tried to get into campsite with less than perfect outside supervision, and both did a lot of damage to both their rigs, and to the campsites. One totally destroyed the utilities hookup, and the other ran over and dragged a picnic table. Only say the results of one later, but it had pieces of the back bumper and panels dangling and dragging when they left the next morning.

Having stayed there, from what I remember, you should be OK. But as others advise, your best bet would be to call and check for sure. Might have to park your toad off to the side, or in another vehicle parking area. I think that the problem might be more with getting into the space rather than the length. We had to be careful going out each morning, as the mule deer slept on our doorstep each night.

If you do not fit, you can probably find a spot in the NP campground across the street. But NO hook ups. NPS Mather Campground
36°03'02"N - 112°07'16"W

Four feet is no problem! Once you are parked the heck with everyone else! Besides, rules don't apply to you....just us little people.

its a long ways to go to get turned away. a phone call can probably solve your problem one way or the other

Looking a YouTube videos, it looks like all the sites are well over 28' long so I really don't anticipate any problem. I was just looking for some input from someone who has recently been to Trailer Village. Thanks