Cameron Trading Post

Fine food, big portion sizes, probably as good as it gets given the location. The dining area is super large and it?s fun to walk through the store (make sure to wear masks, they also provide at entrance). Ordered a burger (ok but not memorable). We also got a cheesy garlic pull apart bread appetizer which was way bigger than expected and the quality of ingredients tasted just so-so. Quick and friendly service, probably one of the better options after watching the sunset at Grand Canyon!

Exceptional service (thank you!! , Immaculately clean room, charm, beauty and a unique experience for a good price too! The restaurant is gorgeous and the grub was great- large portions and dishes for our whole family. Dynamite. Might stray off our typical path just to stay here again:

Three months ago, I stopped by the trading post on my way home, and I was on the hunt for some beautiful jewelry. I was not disappointed; I found exactly what I was looking for, along with wonderful assistance. The gentleman at the counter, Alan (if I remember correctly), was incredibly kind and helpful. I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of the turquoise, and Alan generously spent his time and showed great patience in helping me select some stunning pieces. I absolutely love the two bracelets I purchased and wear them as often as possible. I receive compliments on their beauty all the time. I wholeheartedly recommend this store to anyone visiting the Grand Canyon. They offered a wide variety of items and provided exceptional service, especially considering how challenging some tourists can be. Thank you all so much!

Fun place to stop at on the way to the Grand Canyon. Good souvenir shop with a little bit of everything in it. We also ate at the restaurant which was very good! Tried the authentic Tacos with fry bread. A must try! Service was good, everyone was very nice.

This place offers an incredible variety of handmade crafts and jewelry. The staff is extremely helpful and knowledgeable, providing insights about all the items available. One highlight was the in-store rug weaver, who shared fascinating details about the traditional blanket weaving process and the meaning behind various designs from different regions and tribal groups. It's an excellent shop operated by the local community, standing in stark contrast to the typical inauthentic "wild west" tourist traps often found in the southwest.