Trailer Village, Recreational vehicle park in Grand Canyon National Park, United States

Trailer Village is a recreational vehicle park within Grand Canyon National Park on the South Rim, featuring paved sites with full hookup connections for water, electricity, and sewage. The facility accommodates different vehicle sizes with infrastructure designed for extended stays.

Trailer Village opened in 1986 as the South Rim's concession-run RV campground, operated by the park concessioner under National Park Service contract. It replaced earlier trailer-court arrangements at Grand Canyon Village, giving visitors a serviced base within walking distance of Mather Point and the Rim Trail.

Trailer Village sits in Grand Canyon Village near the South Rim, a short walk from the rim trail and the village shuttle stops. Its sites are used as a base for sunrise and sunset viewing at Mather Point and Yavapai Point, and the village's grocery, bank and post office are nearby. The campground operates under National Park Service concession rules.

Spaces can be reserved up to 13 months in advance and accommodate vehicles up to about 50 feet in length. Both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical connections are available to support different vehicle types.

This is the only RV facility with complete utility connections located directly inside the National Park. Its proximity to South Rim viewpoints makes it the preferred location for visitors wanting to spend more time at the canyon.