Tuweep Campground

If you’re willing to go way, way off the beaten path, take your canine adventurer off-roading to Tuweep. This remote area is located in the Arizona Strip, an isolated region along the North Rim of the western Grand Canyon. Only high-clearance vehicles can negotiate the rough terrain, cell phone service is spotty, and a tow can cost you a few thousand dollars, so it’s important that your dog and your vehicle are prepared for the journey. It takes about two hours to get to Toroweap Overlook at the edge of the canyon, but from here you and your furry explorer will be treated to expansive views. To witness a sunset and sunrise like nowhere else in the world, pitch a tent with your pup at one of the 10 rustic Tuweep Campground sites instead of heading back right away. The unique campground is sheltered by overhangs of Esplanade Sandstone and features picnic tables and composting toilets to complete the full glamping experience. Admission to Grand Canyon National Park is valid for up to seven days and includes both the North Rim and South Rim. Admission $20 per person for individuals, $30 per motorcycle, and $35 per vehicle (which covers all passengers).