Grand Canyon Passport

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How do the electric, water and sewage hook up work while setting up at the campground?

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You can choose to hook up the RV directly to a water source if you have one. Without a water source, you will need to fill the freshwater tank and use the built-in water pump to supply the RV with water. Sewer goes into a "black" tank for collection, or you can hook up the sewer line to dump the tank when needed. Sink/Shower water drain into a "gray" tank that you empty with the same sewer connection. Without hooking up to a sewer line, you will have light that indicate how full the tanks are.

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What time is Check-In/Out?

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We are flexible and will work directly with each guest's specific needs in regard to pick up and drop off times- as most campgrounds have their own rules we also need to follow. To ensure our flexibility, we do not schedule anything for the afternoon of your drop off so that we can accommodate any least minute travel changes. Most state and private campgrounds have a check in time of 2:00 or 4:00pm and a check out time of 12:00 or 1:00pm.

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How does the Murphy Bed work?

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NEW MATTRESS 6/2025. We can prep for your stay with the queen bed in the couch position, but the bed will not be made, or you can choose the bed position, made with clean linens and ready to sleep in. PLEASE NOTE: it not an easy task to put the bed into the up position for couch use and usually requires 2 people.

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Do you Deliver? What are the fees?

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Delivery involves four total trips for drop‑off and pick‑up, which adds up fast in the Grand Canyon area. A 25‑mile delivery becomes 100 miles of driving, and towing uses 10–12 mpg. Fuel alone can cost $30–$40 locally, and longer trips like Williams or Flagstaff can reach $70–$120. The delivery fee simply covers fuel, time, setup, and pickup so your campsite is ready when you arrive. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions regarding delivery/fees.