Main Havasupai Rangers Office

Simply beautiful. Friendly people,and its camping with NO distractions! Waterfalls,hiking,great Indian Tacos,what else can you ask for? Priceless Trip. 2x isn't enough, I hope to go back for round #3 2019 and take my hubby. Finally he realized how much of an awesome~ bucket list~must do trip.

Second time visiting, and it has changed in the 8 years between. The Rangers are far more pleasant to work with, the camp grounds are more established, picnic tables aren't super-rare anymore, and the bathrooms are conveniently placed. The night views are also absolutely gorgeous. My only issue was the long hike in, but being able to soak my feet in the water after made it worth it. Overall, I'm very excited to come back.

I don't understand the 1 star reviews for unfriendly locals and pack animals. The pack animals are only allowed to carry 64 lbs and are owned and contracted by private residents. I saw several skinny horses out of the hundreds down there. We have taken 99% of Indian land, so if one does not say high to you it's not a reason for a bad review. Rich white people expecting to be waited on or be welcomed with a party should not go. If you pass a local just say hi and keep walking. They are not valets or works for the campground and they owe you nothing and are just living their life so leave them alone and hike to the falls. Mind your business and enjoy nature, that's what you are there to do. Be grateful they let you on their land. You don't stop shopping because of a crappy store, so don't c

Come here to check in and pay your fees, the place is air conditioned and gives you a chance to get out of the heat for a few minutes...do the horses a favor and pack all your own stuff in and out.

Call and call and keep calling. In the end you will get a reservation. If you haven't got a reservation, it's not the end. They say the rest of 2016 is booked solid so just show up and pay the "no reservation" fee. I mean serious, why go through the stress. Just go and enjoy this whimsical sacred place while you can. The hike going there is a little tough if you're packing 45lb packs like we did. Overkill. Pack light. There's a general store and cafe so there's tons to buy right before camp. Again. Pack light. Trust me! And bring a walking stick...Happy Trails