Stony was such a great tour guide! He showed us so many amazing spots and took the best pictures of…read moreus! I highly recommend taking their tour!!

I came to the Grand Canyon for the first time last week and so glad I opted for a guided tour it…read morewas totally worth it! We did the sunset tour which included so much information about the flora and fauna in the region, learned a lot! Nate was our driver, he was so helpful and funny. Nate answered all our questions and shared a lot about the rich history of the area. I would definitely recommend Buck Wild Hummer Tours especially the sunset tour.

Truly awesome experience. Took the Grand Kingdom tour. Not cheap but worth the extra dollars…read more Our pilot Chris was very knowledgable and kept us first timers from getting sick :-) Would highly recommend!!

Loved this trip more than I can explain with words. All the staff were really pleasant, the…read morehelicopter very roomy, Bose speakers, and the views.... it's heaven on earth. So sparkling. Lots of fun, great narration. Thank u Papillon and grand canyon helicopters. U Rock.

We had an amazing time on the sunset tour. Good for all ages. We got to see a beautiful sunset and…read moreour tour guide Audrey was great. She was super kind to my family and my kids will always remember this experience. I'd def recommend.

This tour was the highlight of our trip. We were lucky enough to have Tyler as our guide and he was…read moreterrific: knowledgeable and a really nice guy, too. We went on the sunset tour and it did not disappoint. Don't miss out on this, it's definitely worth the money.

We visited the Grand Canyon North Rim shortly after it reopened following last year's unfortunate…read morefire. While some trails and amenities are still closed, the hiking experience is incredible. We hiked the Cape Royal Trail, which winds across the Walhalla Plateau with panoramic overlooks and stunning short hikes throughout. The trail leads to the iconic Angel's Window, and the views are so vast and beautiful you can't help but be awestruck at every turn. If you're planning a visit, note that the North Rim is still in recovery mode with some closures, but what is open is absolutely worth the trip. The Cape Royal Trail is a must-do if you make it out here. Download the map BEFORE you get there, you'll likely not have cell service out here.

Can't stop thinking about the oatmeal I had during the breakfast buffet. It is hands down the best…read moreoatmeal I've ever had. Our server was kind and attentive. The buffet was $20 per person, and the food was pretty good. The buffet included eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits, pancakes, oatmeal, yogurt, bread and muffins, and fruit. We also stayed a night in the lodge cabins. It wasn't really my vibe. It was very dusty with a lot of bugs and insects. It was do-able for a night, and it's the only place to stay at the North Rim. I got up at 4:45AM to watch the sunrise before breakfast. It was spectacular!

I visited the GRAND CANYON for the first time in September 2019 and this park bus made the whole…read moreexperience so smooth. The bus driver was friendly. COST -- This bus is a FREE shuttle service from the several different locations around the Grand Canyon South Rim. As someone who studied Economics in University, the bus service is really not "free" because you have to pay a national park entrance fee. Lucky for me, I visited the Grand Canyon National Park on National Public Lands day so my admission into the park was free. BUS SCHEDULE -- The bus arrives every 10-15 minutes during the day. NAVIGATION -- First, when you arrive at the Grand Canyon, drive your car to one of the many designated parking spots. Upon parking your car, you will see signs for where to catch the shuttle. The shuttle takes you to several points throughout the Grand Canyon. My friend and I visited the South Kaibab Trail and the shuttle bus took us right to the entrance of the trailhead. We got on the Orange route bus. The ride was smooth and took just under 10 minutes from our starting point. I can't imagine if there were no shuttle buses to drive visitors around because as you know, the Grand Canyon is HUGE. But thank goodness for this free shuttle. If you're lost when you arrive or don't know where a shuttle bus is, there are people around willing to help or I recommend you visit the visitor's center. **** - 155 total reviews in 2019 - 364 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 14 December 2019

1) It's free 2) It's super clean / new…read more3) It's spaced for Covid We loved the free buses here! We took them to the far points along the trail then walked back. They are a GODSEND! The roads and trails are new. The buses are new. The stops are numerous and some have toilets. It's amazing! Super awesome!

What better way to spend a (last) minute trip to the Grand Canyon than under the stars! I was…read moresurprised to find Under Canvas under the World of Hyatt site. I have always wanted to glamp, and it turned out of your going to do it this is the way! From the time of our arrival to check out was a smooth process! We arrived right at 3pm which is standard check in. I was concerned initially because the airport was near, but they later proved to be no issue. Justin was our check in representative, both knowledgeable and friendly. Not only did he check us in and give us information we may need through out our stay, he also guided us to our tent and helped to load and unload our items into the tent! We chose the Safari tent which was the perfect size for our family. Because they were pet friendly made it great, we brought our little dog with us. The tent was absolutely fabulous! It gave the feeling of a hotel room minus air conditioning and electricity. My kids thought it still felt like a 5 star hotel, who knew?! The bathrooms are a quick walk and you have the options of just a toilet, toilet and shower, and an ADA bathroom with ramp access. The bathrooms are well maintained with towels in a closet between the bathrooms. Our tent included a wood stove along with firewood, fire extinguisher, small fans, lanterns, and a luggage rack. Upon request you can receive blankets, a cooler with ice, and USB chargers. The response time is quick. I texted the main number and the request was honored in under 10 minutes! Our family's favorite part was the making of s'more's which is offered nightly! We made it a point not to miss that because that made it feel even more like a camping trip! It was nice not having to worry about staying a camp fire and with the availability of the propane fire pits. Besides food and drinks the larger tents where check in takes place also offer areas for games and relaxing. The overall mood and vibe were chill and were thoroughly enjoyed the evening before going back to our tent. The night was completely quiet with a few moments of a desert animal scurrying. It just far enough off the highway that the noise is minimal. I absolutely would stay at an Under Canvas again! The entire staff was friendly and ready to help with any need, which you don't even get a hotels these days!

What a fun experience! Now we can't control the weather, but I would say the stay would have been…read moreabsolutely stellar had it been maybe 8 degrees warmer and a little less hazy and windy. It was just our (bad) luck that of course coming to a dark sky accommodation that clouds rolled in and kept us from seeing the stars Overall I was truly pleasantly surprised! Bathrooms were pretty clean, showers got sufficiently warm, bed was really comfortable and the guests and vibes were nice. They provide small coolers for you to leave on your porch to keep any drinks or snacks cold. They've done their market research so the fairy lights outside, west elm furnishings and folk pop on the speakers really spoke to me as a millennial. Sigh. The nighttime s'mores are such a fun treat. If it's cold at night, you must force yourself out of bed to restock the wood burning stove or else you'll regret it and be even colder, so do it. My only minor complaints are of the towels, they are a bit dingy, but you are camping so it's a trade off.

Way out in the middle of Northern Arizona, there's enough space to try out some wacky ideas you…read morecouldn't do anywhere else. After the legendary Flintstone village replica had yet another near-extinction event, the current owners maintained the relics while adding a small zoo. If you're exploring the area, you HAVE to drop by. There's nothing else like it. You can enter by paying for admission at the register of the convenience store. If you paid a little extra for the pouches of animal feed, the group of goats outside will be happy to see you. There are a few alpacas, too! On the opposite end are some giant bird cages filled with falcons and other raptors. Of course, the star of the show lies in the old buildings modeled after Fred Flintstone's neighborhood. His home, the jail, and the salon--every building here is its own little exhibit. You can explore and take plenty of photos; the architecture is something to be appreciated. This is simply something every Arizonan should see at least once.

*Free attraction for all active duty military and their families!*…read more Arrived at 5-5:30 on a Thursday and the place had maybe 1 or 2 other families. You walk inside and there's a gift shop with a food stand in the back. They have some fresh produce-- apples, oranges, bananas, and I saw you could ask for tomatoes, peppers, and some other stuff. The coolers were filled with bottled drinks and beer. There were tables to sit at and a small counter to order food. We ordered our dinner -- they mostly had wings, burgers, a couple sides, and ice cream. My husband got buffalo wings (10), mozzarella sticks (10), and the five piece chicken tenders for the kids, plus 2 Gatorades and it was $52. I wasn't super hungry and figured I would pick at whatever was left. My husband said the wings were good! I tasted the sauce and it was flavorful but not overly hot. I did end up eating some of the kids' tenders and they were probably some of the better ones we've had in the area. You can definitely eat outside, so ask for your orders to go! I think the price for adults to enter the park is $10, slightly lower for kids, and, I believe, kids under 3 were free. Like it said though, active duty military and their families get in free. Either way, I would have paid for the experience if we had to. If you even remotely like dinosaurs or the Flinstones, you'll love it here. The park is very nostalgic, see my attached pictures! Lots of photo opportunities for the whole family, a slide, swings, and peddle karts that you can "race" on a track through the volcano. They also have animals-- sheep, goats, an alpaca, various kinds of birds. The animal exhibits made me a little sad, especially the birds. There was animal feed for the goats, sheep, and alpaca and it looked like there was a little stage and seating for shows. We stayed until they closed at 8! I bought my son a shirt and myself a hoodie. If we were in the area again when the kids were older, I'd definitely take them back. It was fun for wll ages!

Awesome! This SxS are fun ! Hit the trails with no issues!…read more Brad & Tony were great ! Both had great customer service! Really helpful ! Thanks

had a great UTV trip today! Erika helped us get situated. she was fantastic; super thorough and…read morereally helped us choose our route specifically for what we were looking to see! the UTV was very comfortable. the trails really aren't rough at all, but there's some outer trails you can take for a bit more excitement.