We are aware of the gateway errors with the new booking system and appreciate your patience while the team works to resolve this as soon as possible.
We are aware of the gateway errors with the new booking system and appreciate your patience while the team works to resolve this as soon as possible.
To all of our amazing visitors … WOW! You have done it again! As with past years, you have managed to crash another booking system. The Havasupai Tribe continues to be so incredibly grateful for and humbled by the extensive amount of interest and support you have shown in visiting our beautiful land. Our technical contractors are working diligently to address the issues. We will provide another update and announce when we will go live for a second time as soon as possible. Please check back later.
Thank you again for your patience. We are all in this together!
The Havasupai Tribe, the People of the Blue Green Water, have lived in and around the Grand Canyon since time immemorial. The Havasupai Tribe is a federally recognized Indian tribe. Their existence thrives on the life-sustaining blue-green waters from a hidden limestone aquifer, enabling cultivation and resilience in the harsh desert environment. Situated at the end of Indian Road 18 off historic Route 66, the Tribe’s Reservation encompasses 188,077 acres of canyon land with beautiful waterfalls, boasting a rich cultural heritage and renowned arts and crafts.
Pitch your tent anywhere within the designated campground area and enjoy the freedom to choose your perfect spot along the creek for a true back-to-nature experience.
Stay in a cozy lodge room with two queen beds that sleep up to four adults, a private bathroom, bedding, towels, soap, and a couch, for a comfortable retreat after a day of exploring the waterfalls.
This information is for permit holders for February 2026. Please read carefully and ensure that all members of your group understand and agree to the following information.
Every tourist agrees to the Terms and Conditions, Cancellation and Refund Policy, and Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks, and Indemnity Agreement.
All Havasupai terms, conditions, rules, laws, regulations, and official orders are subject to change at any time and without notice.
Pack it in, Pack it out
You are responsible to take out what you bring in. This includes all trash and gear. (Pack It In, Pack It Out). Failure to do so will result in a civil citation and fine. The cost to remove tourist trash and gear by helicopter is substantial. You must keep the Havasupai lands clean.
Check in Process
February 1-28, 2026 : 8AM – 5PM
Permit check-in is at Grand Canyon Caverns & Inn. Individual permit holders and/or group leaders must check-in before 12pm on the first day with valid photo ID to receive permits and paperwork. Failure to do so cancels the booking with no refunds.
Wristbands
Each tourist must wear the wristband that was issued during the check-in process throughout the duration of their stay on the Havasupai Reservation. Entering the Reservation without a permit and wristband is trespassing.
Pack Mule Booking
Pack Mule bookings will be confirmed prior to or at check-in and are non-refundable. If you intend to use this service, you must ensure your packs and supplies are the proper weight and size for your pack mule booking. Remember, there is a maximum of up to 4 packs per Pack Mule.
Hilltop Trailhead and Supai Location
The trailhead is located at Hualapai Hilltop. From Historic Route 66 you will turn north onto Indian Road 18 and travel approximately 60 miles to Hualapai Hilltop. From Hilltop, it is an 8-mile hike to Supai Village, where the lodge and other village amenities are located. From Supai Village the campground is another 2 miles on the main trail.
Camping is NOT permitted at Hilltop, including no sleeping in your vehicle. There is limited parking at the trailhead. Additional parking is available along the road leading to the trailhead.
Store and Cafe
The store and the cafe will be open to tourists 8am – 5pm daily.
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