See popular highlights of the Southwest on a 3-day national parks tour from Las Vegas! On this fun-filled camping adventure, you'll discover the incredible canyon and amazing landscapes of Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon and experience the Wild West during a Navajo-guided Jeep tour of Monument Valley. Then experience the biggie – Grand Canyon National Park – where you can hike, walk along the South Rim or go on an optional helicopter ride before heading back to the bright lights of Las Vegas! This all-inclusive camping tour includes transportation by air-conditioned van, meals, entrance fees and camping accommodation/equipment.
Highlights
- 3-day camping tour of Monument Valley, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon (seasonal) and Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
- Be awed by the gorgeous landscapes of the American Southwest
- Hike Angels Landing or the Narrows in Zion National Park
- See the famous 'hoodoos' in Bryce Canyon
- Enjoy a Navajo-guided Jeep tour through Monument Valley
- Take an optional helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon
- Stare in wonder at the fabulously starry night sky
- Don't forget your camera for a photo stop at Lake Powell
- Camping equipment, meals per itinerary and a professional guide included
- Upgrade to lodging accommodations
Recent Photos of this Tour
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3-Day National Parks Camping Tour: Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon and Monument Valley from Las Vegas
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Historic Route 66Posing at the Historic Route 66Photo by: Rachel10 2012 -
Grand Canyon viewsTaking a moment to reflect on the rim of the Grand CanyonPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Grand Canyon SignFamous photo at the Grand Canyon signPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Fun times at Monument ValleyMonument Valley home to the NavajosPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Elephant feet in the Painted ...We stopped at the painted Desert for a photo stop at the Elephant FeetPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Hiking the Hoodoods in Bryce ...Giant HoodoosPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Hiking in Bryce CanyonHiking the trails in Bryce CanyonPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Grand Canyon skeleton pointWe hiked to Skeleton Point-wow!Photo by: Rachel10 2012 -
Grand Canyon rimA view from the rimPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
First light at Monument ValleyThis was a really special momentPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Elk at the Grand CanyonWe saw a huge Elk at the Grand CanyonPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Southwest USA campsiteReally nice tents and campgroundPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Camping in Monument ValleyThe campground with the best view in the SouthwestPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Bryce HoodoosThe Hoodoos in Bryce are awesomePhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Bryce Tours Bindlestiff ToursFun group at Bryce CanyonPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Bryce Canyon National Park ...Lovely hiking trails in Bryce CanyonPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Amazing Photos at Monument ...Beautiful sunrise in Monument ValleyPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
A traditional Navajo Hogan5 families still live in these hogans in Monument ValleyPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
A fun Campground steak dinnerGroup dinner at Bryce CanyonPhoto by: Rachel10 2012 -
Hanging around campMaking new friends at the campsite!Photo by: Anonymous08 2012 -
Useful Information
Hike the Narrows in Zion National Park!
Day 1: Zion National Park & Bryce Canyon* (L)
Zion Canyon, inside Zion National Park, is an impressive mix of white, pink and red Navajo sandstone cliffs that make for an impressive landscape and a photographer’s paradise. Experience the beauty of Zion however you’d like during free time in the park. Go on a walk or hike, available for every fitness level. Challenge yourself to what’s considered the best half-day hike in the Southwest – the narrow ridgeline to Angels Landing (seasonal, weather permitting). Or do the Narrows, a popular hike that’ll have you walking through the river, surrounded by dramatic canyon walls (weather permitting). If you’re feeling energetic, do both!
If you’re feeling less adventurous, stroll along the Emerald Pools trail, discover the Temple of Sinawava, the Great White Throne or the Weeping Rock, or visit the interpretive Human History Museum where you can enjoy an entertaining ranger’s talk on the patio.
After a full afternoon in Zion you'll head to Bryce Canyon, a natural amphitheater created by erosion along the eastern side of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. Bryce Canyon is famous for it's hoodoos which are spires that provide spectacular scenery.
Enjoy a BBQ dinner and a fun evening your new friends.
Overnight: Ruby's campground Utah (if camping option is selected, a light breakfast will be included)
*Please note: Bryce Canyon is seasonal. During the winter season (November 1 and April 15) this tour will operate in the opposite direction. Your overnight will be in Williams, Arizona and Lake Powell AZ. There will also be a visit to Horseshoe Bend.
Day 2: Monument Valley (L)
Wake up to a beautiful Southwest morning and enjoy the drive past Lake Powell to one of the most iconic locations on the planet. Monument Valley has been the backdrop for many Western movies over the years and is home to the Navajo Native Americans, one of whom will take you on a guided Jeep tour of the valley. You’ll spend the night at your campsite, gazing up at the amazing starry sky, which come morning, will be transformed by the magnificent sunrise.
Overnight: Monument Valley Gouldings Campground in Gouldings, Utah (if camping option is selected, a light breakfast will be included)
Day 3: Grand Canyon National Park (L)
Save the best for last on Day 3! After a brief visit to a traditional Navajo trading post, follow the mighty Colorado River through the Painted Desert to Grand Canyon National Park! Again, see the park as you’d like. Walk along the South Rim, hike deep into the canyon, relax at rim-side cafe or take in bird’s-eye views on an optional helicopter ride.
Please note: lodging accommodations are available for an additional fee and are of 3 star quality or higher and subject to availability. Camping accommodation is not available from October 31 to April 15.
Zion Canyon, inside Zion National Park, is an impressive mix of white, pink and red Navajo sandstone cliffs that make for an impressive landscape and a photographer’s paradise. Experience the beauty of Zion however you’d like during free time in the park. Go on a walk or hike, available for every fitness level. Challenge yourself to what’s considered the best half-day hike in the Southwest – the narrow ridgeline to Angels Landing (seasonal, weather permitting). Or do the Narrows, a popular hike that’ll have you walking through the river, surrounded by dramatic canyon walls (weather permitting). If you’re feeling energetic, do both!
If you’re feeling less adventurous, stroll along the Emerald Pools trail, discover the Temple of Sinawava, the Great White Throne or the Weeping Rock, or visit the interpretive Human History Museum where you can enjoy an entertaining ranger’s talk on the patio.
After a full afternoon in Zion you'll head to Bryce Canyon, a natural amphitheater created by erosion along the eastern side of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. Bryce Canyon is famous for it's hoodoos which are spires that provide spectacular scenery.
Enjoy a BBQ dinner and a fun evening your new friends.
Overnight: Ruby's campground Utah (if camping option is selected, a light breakfast will be included)
*Please note: Bryce Canyon is seasonal. During the winter season (November 1 and April 15) this tour will operate in the opposite direction. Your overnight will be in Williams, Arizona and Lake Powell AZ. There will also be a visit to Horseshoe Bend.
Day 2: Monument Valley (L)
Wake up to a beautiful Southwest morning and enjoy the drive past Lake Powell to one of the most iconic locations on the planet. Monument Valley has been the backdrop for many Western movies over the years and is home to the Navajo Native Americans, one of whom will take you on a guided Jeep tour of the valley. You’ll spend the night at your campsite, gazing up at the amazing starry sky, which come morning, will be transformed by the magnificent sunrise.
Overnight: Monument Valley Gouldings Campground in Gouldings, Utah (if camping option is selected, a light breakfast will be included)
Day 3: Grand Canyon National Park (L)
Save the best for last on Day 3! After a brief visit to a traditional Navajo trading post, follow the mighty Colorado River through the Painted Desert to Grand Canyon National Park! Again, see the park as you’d like. Walk along the South Rim, hike deep into the canyon, relax at rim-side cafe or take in bird’s-eye views on an optional helicopter ride.
Please note: lodging accommodations are available for an additional fee and are of 3 star quality or higher and subject to availability. Camping accommodation is not available from October 31 to April 15.
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