Havasupai Indian Reservation Permits
Home of the world-famous blue-green waterfalls of Havasu Creek. Permits are issued by the Havasupai Tribe, not the National Park Service, and sell out within minutes of the February 1 release.
Signature Experiences
The most sought-after permits in Havasupai
Havasupai Falls
“Ten miles down a side canyon of the Grand Canyon to a campground strung between two waterfalls, on land that belongs to the Havasupai Tribe and is booked through nobody but them.”
Havasupai Lodge
“A room with two queen beds, a private bathroom and air conditioning, eight miles down a canyon with no road to it.”
All Permits
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Havasupai Campground permit
Three nights beside the most famous waterfalls in America. The 10-mile hike to the campground passes Supai Village and ends between Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls, with turquoise water everywhere you look.
Havasupai Lodge Reservation permit
Rooms in Supai Village, two miles above the falls. Sleeps up to four with private bathroom and AC, the no-tent way to see Havasu Falls.
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Havasupai Permit FAQ
What permits are required for Havasupai Indian Reservation?
Havasupai Indian Reservation requires permits for various activities including Havasupai Falls, Havasupai Lodge. Each permit has different requirements and booking processes.
How do I get a permit for Havasupai Indian Reservation?
Permits for Havasupai Indian Reservation are available through Reservation systems. Use PermitSnag to track availability and get notified when cancellations occur.
When should I apply for Havasupai Indian Reservation permits?
Cancellations open all season, so set a PermitSnag alert now and we tell you the moment one does. Lottery permits open months in advance; reservation permits release on a rolling basis.