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The Havasupai Campground: What You'll Find at Havasu Falls

Havasu Falls is the perfect welcome into the Havasupai Campground, which you’ll reach after an 11-mile hike. There are no roads to this oasis in the desert, near the Grand Canyon. For a complete guide to the campground, check out: https://www.jaredsdetours.com/hike-to... ⏱ Video Timeline ⏱ 00:00 Intro to the Havasupai Falls Campground 00:15 Havasu Falls 00:25 Ranger station 00:33 Advice on your campsite 00:44 Camp on Mooney Falls 00:54 Campfire rules 01:01 Composting toilets 01:12 Havasupai Campground spring 01:25 Cell service at Havasupai 01:33 Fry bread stand 01:50 Crossing Havasu Creek 02:10 ATVs are the only vehicles 02:17 Garbage at the campground 02:30 Extra supplies for campers 02:58 Wrap: When to visit Havasupai Falls After passing the ranger station at the entrance of the Havasupai Campground, keep walking. The campground is more than half-a-mile long. You'll be able to find the perfect spot next to the creek. Services are limited. There are a few composting toilets, and a spring for water. There's no electricity, and no cell service. In the afternoons, a family sets up a fry bread stand on the trail above Havasu Falls. The menu changes, but usually includes cold drinks and a few food options. Indian tacos are a welcome change from the freeze-dried meals you’ll be eating at your tent! At the ranger station, you’ll find things people have left behind, which you can buy. Some of it is trash, but some is useful. The inventory changes as hikers leave things behind. FOLLOW JARED: Website: https://www.jaredsdetours.com Instagram:   / dillinjay   Facebook:   / jaredtv   Twitter:   / jareddillingham