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Vacation rentals in North Rim

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Bungalow in Grand Canyon Village
Grand Canyon Bungalow 4 at Grand Canyon
If you are looking for the most convenient, close to the Grand Canyon full service home you can find, we have 2. Bungalow 3 and Bungalow 4. Be at the South rim entrance to Grand Canyon National Park in 5 minutes, just due north in 1.25 miles. The house is fully stocked with everything to cook all your meals and is conveniently located to all restaurants and stores. Hike right from the house into the Kaibab National Forest or walk/bike on the Arizona Trail straight into the National Park.
$297 per night
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Rental unit in Williams
074D Cozy Home nr Grand Canyon South Rim Sleeps 2
Discover a new adventure every day in this newly remodeled, private 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom studio apartment. This cozy room is located 20 miles away from the Grand Canyon National Park in a mobile home park 3 minutes down a gravel road. Let the worries of the world slip away while you prepare for your Grand Canyon adventure with a plush queen-size bed that sleeps 2, a smart TV with Wifi, a microwave, and a mini fridge. Only minutes away from a gas station and restaurants.
$70 per night
Rental unit in Williams
074C Cozy Home nr Grand Canyon South Rim Sleeps 2
Discover a new adventure every day in this newly remodeled, private 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom studio apartment. This cozy room is located 20 miles away from the Grand Canyon National Park in a mobile home park 3 minutes down a gravel road. Let the worries of the world slip away while you prepare for your Grand Canyon adventure with a plush queen-size bed that sleeps 2, a smart TV with Wifi, a microwave, and a mini fridge. Only minutes away from a gas station and restaurants.
$79 per night

Other great vacation rentals in North Rim

Guesthouse in Flagstaff
Grand Canyon Cottage at Thundercliffe Ranch
$155 per night
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Private room in Flagstaff
Make our home your " Home Base".
$73 per night
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Camper/RV in Williams
Glamping W/ Endless Views | Grand Canyon 30min
$164 per night
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Ranch in Parks
Parks Rustic Historic Ranch Cabin
$146 per night
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Cottage in Parks
Unwind & Stargaze in the mountains Grand Canyon NP
$93 per night
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Tiny home in Williams
‘Kaibab Kottage’ Tiny House near the Grand Canyon
$60 per night
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Tiny home in Williams
Grand Canyon tiny home
$101 per night
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Rental unit in Williams
075C Cozy Home nr Grand Canyon South Rim Sleeps 2
$82 per night
Rental unit in Williams
069B Cozy Home nr Grand Canyon South Rim Sleeps 4
$99 per night
Tiny home in Williams
Cozy Tiny House on 40-Acres Near Grand Canyon
$124 per night
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Yurt in Williams
Arizona Belle - Grand Canyon Glamping Experience!
$166 per night
Guesthouse in Williams
The Little House
$95 per night
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Your guide to North Rim

All About North Rim

A trip to the Grand Canyon’s lesser-known North Rim lets you experience a more peaceful side of the legendary national park. In fact, few travelers make it to this remote corner of Arizona, a lengthy detour that rewards you with true solitude. In stark contrast to the busy South Rim, only 10 percent of Grand Canyon National Park’s visitors explore this less-developed area. That means quieter trails, wilder natural areas, and equally impressive views of the Colorado River flowing through the red-rock canyon. A few seasonal outposts — including the visitor center, rustic lodge, and general store — form the North Rim village. It’s the only hub of human activity for miles around.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in North Rim?

You can only access the North Rim for a few short months, as heavy snowfall closes the park and its main access road for more than half the year. The typical operating season runs from mid-May to October, depending on weather conditions. The higher elevation — more than 1,000 feet higher than the South Rim — means the average temperatures remain cooler. July and August are the warmest months, when daytime highs hover in the upper 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Expect some seasonal thunderstorms and cold nights throughout the summer. The park shuts down in late fall, winter, and early spring, when the frigid temperatures and snowy conditions make Highway 67 a no man’s land.


What are the top things to do in North Rim?

North Rim Scenic Drive

You can easily spend a day admiring the views along Cape Royal Road, a winding scenic route with plenty of pullouts and a few overlooks along the way. Short trails lead to the two most popular points: Cape Royal and Point Imperial, the highest point on the North Rim. Reaching more than 8,800 feet, Point Imperial offers you panoramic views of the Grand Canyon and the Painted Desert.

Bright Angel Point

It’s a quick stroll from the visitor center on a paved trail to Bright Angel Point. Of the many scenic viewpoints along the canyon’s rim, this is perhaps the best-known observation point in the area. The half-mile trek there and back is also one of the easiest. Check with the visitor center for more information on North Rim hikes, which range from beginner-friendly to advanced.

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