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#Corona weather for the week update
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There are 15, first come, first served campsites that go on sale at the campground office at 9 am each day.

Reservations are recommended between March 1, and Novemand may be made up to 6 months in advance. The campground office kiosk - at the entrance to the campground is open. Mather Campground is OPEN ALL YEAR in Grand Canyon Village. Inner canyon backcountry users can use gas cook stoves, but campfires and other open fires are never allowed below the canyon rim. Grand Canyon National Park remains in stage 1 fire restrictions year-round which requires that a campfire always be in a designated fire ring within a maintained campground.

The Desert View (East Entrance) is Open 24/7.

The North Rim and SR67 is Open 24/7 for the season between May 15, and Octo.

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Between March 1 and November 30, access to Hermit Road is by free shuttle, commercial tour, on foot, or by bicycle. Hermit Road: Hermit Road (Red) Route shuttle service is in service. Visiting for the day in an RV, or pulling a trailer? On the South Rim there are 3 designated parking lots for RVs. You may also purchase a pass in advance, online, through, or YourPassNow. All annual passes are available for purchase at the park's entrance stations. Roads, Entrance Fees, and Closures: Reservation are not required to enter the park, and there is no timed entry.Įntrances Fees :Entrance Fees are paid at the park's entrance stations, Credit cards,, Your Pass Now, and America the Beautiful passes are accepted for entry. We continue to work to find a consistent approach in managing and communicating this ever-changing situation related to the pandemic. Visitors and employees are always welcome to wear a mask if it makes them more comfortable. We all need to be prepared to be flexible under this new system. It is possible that we may return to a mask requirement, under this guidance, if conditions in Coconino County return to HIGH community level. Please note that this standard is flexible depending on conditions in Coconino County.

As of Thursday, August 25, 2022, the CDC reports that Coconino County is in Low Community Level.Īs such, masks are not required in either indoor or outdoor locations, both for the public and park employees while the local community level remains in either low or medium for the South Rim of Grand Canyon, and the North Rim (excluding Tuweep -not in Coconino County).

Grand Canyon National Park has been directed by the Department of Interior (DOI) to use Center of Disease Controls (CDC) COVID Community Levels to put in place guidance and masking requirements to protect our community, park employees, and visitors.

Covid-19 Status This week, Coconino County’s Community Level is LOW, based on the CDC classification

#Corona weather for the week update

Park Operations Update - Thursday, September 1, 2022ĭue to the coronavirus pandemic, public health measures are in place including temporary closures, and modified operations.įor a listing of what is open, and current hours of operation, scroll down this page.