We had such a great time staying at the Happy Happy Joy Joy B&B and really couldn't have hoped for much better. The property itself is very nice, comfortable and conveniently located about a 20 minute drive from the park and Sally was super welcoming, provided lots of great local info and makes great breakfast too! Definitely recommend checking in and would stay here again on our next trip. Thanks Sally!

Sally was a great host and her place was fantastic. My wife and I went to Grand Canyon for three days and Sally really welcomed us the best way possible. She is very kind and including so already the first night we had a few good chats. The place is located 15 miles outside the park and that's perfect. It took around 20 minutes to get into the parking lots and we had no problem finding parking spaces. Sally made a good lunch bag for us and a sit down breakfast also. Even when we had to leave 02:00 in the morning she went up and made a breakfast for us to take to the airport. We really enjoyed that and were very thankful to her for doing so.

Hubby and I stayed 5 days with Sally, Cookie Monster, Lover Boy, and Razzle Dazzle. We couldn't have felt more at home with them. Sally was warm and friendly, and had lots of info and tips on where to go and what to do. Her dog and cats were very affectionate - they were a real pleasure to pet and spoil. We slept like logs on the pillow-top bed. Sally's picnic breakfasts were substantial and lasted us through lunch; her sit down breakfasts were delicious and satisfying(URL HIDDEN)Next to the Grand Canyon, the night sky from Sally's backyard looks like a planetarium, only bigger. Simply glorious. If you stay with Sally, you are 30 minutes south of the Grand Canyon and 30 minutes north of good, reasonably priced dinners at Williams, AZ. We cannot recommend Happy Happy Joy Joy BnB more.

Sally is the sweetest person on Earth! She was so helpful (even before I arrived ) with tips and suggestions to make my Grand Canyon experience an awesome one. Her place was clean and cozy and her animals were very sweet and affectionate. In the morning, she made me coffee and banana bread and we had such a good time chatting about life! I had to hit the road but I could've hung out with Sally for a lot longer!

We loved staying in SK’s house. It is a very big and charming house lost neat the road to Grand canyon NP. The room was very clean and the bed is very confortable. Sk was a very great host. She has prepared our lunch. She’s so generous and nice. Thank you for your hospitality and kindness.

Staying at Happy Happy Joy Joy was a fabulous experience. It is rare to meet a hostess who not only welcomes you but does everything she can to ensure you feel at home for your stay. Sally is a rare precious gem of a hostess. She was pleasant, friendly and tried to anticipate needs before you even asked. This is a MUST STAY place and it added to the grandeur of visiting the Grand Canyon. And we wholly enjoyed spending time in her company in the evening.

weat home close to the Grand Canyon. Sally takes care that your stay a great and relaxing moment. She will prepare you a nice and delicious breakfast and other little things witch make an happy and enjoy time. We recommand Sally's room, the closest B&B, for your trip to Grand Canyon. Sally vous accueille dans une charmante petite maison proche du Grand Canyon. Le petit déjeuner est bon et copieux. Sally vous donnera pleins de bons conseils pour visiter le Grand Canyon. La chambre était confortable, propre et très calme. Nous vous recommandons ce logement pour votre séjour à Grand Canyon.

Sally is an amazing hostess. The house is quite close to the south rim. She made us feel welcome despite our late arrival. She responded to our inquiries very quickly and gave us a lot of suggestions on how to explore the Grand Canyon. Great experience of staying at Sally's house!

Wasn't even able to get to the site because of such terrible road conditions. Highly suggest only using all-terrain vehicle. We were in a Subaru Outback and didn't feel safe. The road should be advertised as more than just "a dirt road". Host never responded (and still hasn't) when we told him we couldn't make it there. Luckily found another Airbnb to stay at.

We liked staying at Mike's place, but have a few notes: - We saw a pair of male elk several times and found fresh droppings IN our campsite. Note that the wildlife you'll encounter may be more than just a rabbit or two. - Other guests left their partially burned firewood and fire pits constructed. Helpful for finding the land (see next point) but it's potentially a fire hazard in an area where there are "very high" fire bans in effect. - The GPS ((SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN)) actually took us to the wrong location. We ended up finding it through logic and maps. For those who plan on staying here: - Take the turn at mile marker 219 off HW64. - Keep going straight until you see a wooden road sign for N. Pleasant View Drive (past a trailer home community, and two unmarked roads to the left). Turn left there. - Continue on for a while. You'll go down and up a steep hill and pass a few dilapidated trailer homes. Look for property markers with pink/blue flags on them. The flags mark the beginning of the property line. - The road conditions we experienced were definitely not sedan-friendly. Thankfully, we were in an SUV, but future guests may need to have higher clearance vehicles. Regardless, we enjoyed our time! Best wishes!

If you need to camp near the Grand Canyon, this acreage works. It's SUPER isolated which made us feel a little uncomfortable at first, but it was quiet and clean and we were able to cook, sleep, and pack up with ease!

Great place to stay near the Grand Canyon!

The good: the campsite is secluded, nice, clean, and there are plenty of good spots to camp at. Wood is available for fires and Mike messages back quickly, and apple maps takes you directly to the campsite. The bad: the road to the campsite is horrible. It's a dirt road that is about 2.5 miles long and it scraped the undercarriage of my sedan several times. There is a gorge in the middle of the road that looks like a cliff at night that you have to drive through. It scraped my undercarriage every time. The campsite is kind of far from the Grand Canyon, about 40 minutes. My girlfriend and I were woken up at 5 am one night to coyotes very close to the campsite, approximately 50 yards away. We had to get up and run to the car. Also, the nights are a little chilly and the mornings are super hot, so prepare for that. Overall, it's a nice campsite, but you really need a larger car than a sedan to access it. Also, the Kaibab National Forest is closer to the Grand Canyon and camping there is free.

This was a very secluded spot relatively close to the Grand Canyon. It was just as described and Mike was a communicative and friendly host. It would be nice if some maintenance could be done as far as creating a clearing for pitching a tent, since the grass is about knee high everywhere we could see. Otherwise this is a great spot to pitch a tent while visiting the Canyon.

My husband and I were looking for a camping experience unlike what the typical commercial campgrounds provide. This location offered privacy and a very natural and secluded environment. The roads were definitely a little rougher than I expected, but a small SUV did fine. The grounds were pristine, offering gorgeous surroundings and spectacular night skies. It was nice that there were a couple of areas that already had fire pits and cleared areas for a tent. But there is so much land to choose from to set up camp. Really enjoyed our experience and hope to do it again in the future.

What a fantastic camping experience! Location was easy to find and we had no problems driving in on a Prius. Cell reception is strong and the place is much bigger than expected. Host was easy to contact and sent a detailed guide. This is a great alternative to the crowded and cookie-cutter campsites in the Grand Canyon area. Highly recommended!