Mather Campground, Campground in Grand Canyon Village, United States
Mather Campground is a major campground within Grand Canyon National Park containing 327 individual sites nestled among Ponderosa pines at 7,000 feet elevation. Each site includes a fire ring, cooking grate, and picnic table for visitors.
The campground was established to serve visitors to Grand Canyon National Park and expanded over time to accommodate growing visitation. Specialized areas such as the Sage Group Loop and Horse Camp section were added later to meet different camping needs.
The location provides opportunities to observe indigenous wildlife including California condors, elk, and mule deer while maintaining established conservation practices.
The campground operates from March through November and reservations can be made up to six months in advance through online platforms or by phone. Winter camping in select areas is possible when conditions allow, though road access may remain unplowed after snowstorms at this elevation.
During winter months, the campground maintains specific areas for snow camping, where road access might remain unplowed after snowstorms at this high-elevation location.
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