Where to Stay at Grand Canyon West Skywalk
Lodging inside Grand Canyon West
Overnight stays are offered at Hualapai Point inside Grand Canyon West. The point also has cabins, along with a zipline, food and family activities.
Across the wider site, the listed facilities are cabins, a visitor center, restaurants and a zipline.
| Location | Lodging or service | Stated detail |
|---|---|---|
| Hualapai Point | Overnight stays | Offered inside Grand Canyon West |
| Hualapai Point | Cabins | Along with a zipline, food and family activities |
| Grand Canyon West | Cabins, visitor center, restaurants and zipline | Listed as facilities across the site |
Hualapai Point at Grand Canyon West has cabins, along with a zipline, food and family activities, and overnight stays are offered there. Grand Canyon West facilities as a whole include cabins as well as a visitor center, restaurants and a zipline.
Peach Springs and Truxton
Peach Springs is a small unincorporated village with a population given as about 600 people, and it serves as the base for the Hualapai Nation. A Native-owned hotel in the village is non-smoking, has 60 rooms, and offers a pool, a spa and a fitness centre.
Truxton, west of Peach Springs on Route 66, has no lodging. Its old motels are closed.
Staying in Kingman or Las Vegas
Kingman, Arizona, is the nearest city with more than 10,000 people, and it lies about 50 miles south of the Skywalk.
Las Vegas is about 130 miles from the Skywalk by car. The straight-line distance between the two is about 75 miles.
Both figures describe the distance to the Skywalk, one measured by road and one measured in a straight line.
- About 50 miles southKingman from the Skywalk
- About 130 milesLas Vegas to the Skywalk by car
- About 75 milesLas Vegas to the Skywalk in a straight line
Roads to the Skywalk
Two road references apply to the Skywalk approach: Diamond Bar Road and Highway 93.
| Route | Stated detail |
|---|---|
| Diamond Bar Road | About 20 miles southwest to County Highway 25 near Meadview |
| Highway 93 from Las Vegas | Reaches the Skywalk from the north |
| Highway 93 from Kingman | Reaches the Skywalk from the south |
Visitors reach the Skywalk on Highway 93, either from Las Vegas to the north or from Kingman to the south. Diamond Bar Road runs about 20 miles to the southwest and ends at County Highway 25 near Meadview.
Development plans and staffing
Employee housing is not provided at Grand Canyon West. Water resources at the site are limited.
The Hualapai's planned Grand Canyon West development was to include hotels, restaurants, a golf course and casinos.
| Item | Stated detail |
|---|---|
| Employee housing | Not provided at Grand Canyon West |
| Water resources | Limited at the site |
| Planned development | Hotels, restaurants, a golf course and casinos |
Visitor limits on the Skywalk
Maximum occupancy of the Skywalk at one time is 120 people. The figure applies to the Skywalk itself.
The occupancy limit is stated as a maximum at any one moment, so it sets the number of people who may be on the Skywalk together.
- 120 peopleMaximum occupancy at one time
Tours from Grand Canyon West
Common questions
Can you stay overnight at Grand Canyon West?
Overnight stays are offered at Hualapai Point inside Grand Canyon West, which also has cabins, a zipline, food and family activities.
Is there lodging in Truxton?
Truxton, west of Peach Springs on Route 66, has no lodging, and its old motels are closed.
How many rooms does the Peach Springs hotel have?
The Native-owned hotel in Peach Springs has 60 rooms, is non-smoking, and offers a pool, a spa and a fitness centre.
How far is Kingman from the Skywalk?
Kingman, Arizona, lies about 50 miles south of the Skywalk and is the nearest city with more than 10,000 people.
How far is Las Vegas from the Skywalk?
The Skywalk is about 130 miles from Las Vegas by car, and about 75 miles in a straight line.
Can cameras be taken onto the Skywalk?
Strollers and personal items, including cameras, may not be taken onto the Skywalk.
Is employee housing provided at Grand Canyon West?
Employee housing is not provided at Grand Canyon West, and water resources at the site are limited.