Where to Stay at Havasu Falls
Lodge in Supai Village
The lodge is in Supai Village, an 8-mile hike from the Hilltop trailhead. A lodge permit covers one room with two queen beds, and that room sleeps up to four adults.
- Room layout: two queen beds in each lodge room covered by a lodge permit.
- Capacity: up to four adults per room.
- Location: Supai Village, 8 miles by trail from Hualapai Hilltop, the trailhead.
Campground beyond Supai Village
The campground is 2 miles beyond Supai Village on the main trail. Campers may pitch a tent anywhere within the designated campground area, and camping is allowed only in designated areas, where sites are first-come, first-served. The campground has no electricity. A single campground booking can include up to 12 permits.
Lodging options compared
| Option | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Lodge | Supai Village, 8 miles by trail from the Hilltop trailhead | Room with two queen beds, sleeps up to four adults |
| Campground | 2 miles beyond Supai Village on the main trail | Tent sites in the designated campground area, first-come, first-served, no electricity |
| National Park Service campground | Outside Supai, on national park land | Named alongside Phantom Ranch |
| Phantom Ranch | Outside Supai, on national park land | Named alongside the National Park Service campground |
Outside Supai, on national park land, a National Park Service campground and Phantom Ranch lie beyond the tribal options. The lodge is in Supai Village, and the campground sits 2 miles past it on the main trail.
Getting to the accommodations
Hualapai Hilltop is the trailhead, and no gas, food or water are available there. Peach Springs is the nearest town with gas, food and water.
Gas stations are about 70 to 90 miles from the trailhead, in Peach Springs and Seligman.
The trail from Hualapai Hilltop to Supai Village is 8 miles. The trail is steep, rocky and remote, and it has no wheelchair-accessible paths.
Permits, costs and cancellation
Campground permits for 2026 are priced at $455 for each person, covering 3 nights.
Cancelling at least 90 days before the permit start date returns 50% of the permit fee. The early access fee is excluded from that refund.
A pack mule costs $400 round-trip per mule.
- 4Adults per lodge room
- 12Permits per campground booking
- $455 per person2026 campground permit, 3 nights
- $400 per mulePack mule, round-trip
Services and rules in Supai
The store and cafe in Supai are open to tourists from 8am to 5pm daily. Supai Village has no public medical or health facilities.
Pets, service animals and privately owned horses are not allowed anywhere on the reservation.
Visitors cannot count on WiFi or cellular reception during a visit.
Frequently asked questions
How many adults can a lodge room hold?
A lodge room with two queen beds sleeps up to four adults.
Where is the lodge?
The lodge is in Supai Village, an 8-mile hike from the Hilltop trailhead.
How far is the campground from Supai Village?
The campground is 2 miles beyond Supai Village on the main trail.
Can campers pitch a tent anywhere?
Campers may pitch a tent anywhere within the designated campground area, and camping is allowed only in designated areas.
How much does the campground permit cost?
A 2026 campground permit is priced at $455 for each person, covering 3 nights.
Does the campground have electricity?
No. The campground has no electricity.
Where is the nearest town with services?
Peach Springs is the nearest town with gas, food and water. None of these are available at Hualapai Hilltop.
Are pets allowed on the reservation?
No. Pets, service animals and privately owned horses are not allowed anywhere on the reservation.