Grand Canyon Caverns RV Park

Hit the road, Jack: this is spectacular land for scenery, wildlife, national parks and outdoor activities, from rodeo riding nearby to rafting along the local stretch of the Colarado River's vast 1,450-mile run. And then there's the Grand Canyon, one of the most smashingly scenic spots in all of the USA… stick around for some time to see as much of it as poss. After several days' worth gawping at or spelunking in the Canyon caverns, other options nearby include a hike from the Pearl Springs reservation lodge to the Hualapai Hilltop for an eight-mile trek to the town of Supai and the Havasu Falls; getting to the Hilltop by helicopter or horseback trip, and wandering around the 18 or so protected wilderness areas making up the Springs's region of Mohave County. And as Grand Canyon Cavers RV Park is on the old and iconic US Route 66, do hit the road too at some point, stopping off at the many restaurants and steakhouses dotted along the way.