Phantom Ranch's rustic cabins, made of wood and uncut river boulders, were designed by Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter and completed by workmen in 1922. Colter named the ranch after the phantom in a Havasupai legend that emerged from an underworld tribe on this spot on the canyon floor and liked what he saw. They'll send you away each day with a delicious sack lunch. Visitors planning an overnight stay at Phantom Ranch are encouraged to make reservations well in advance. Moqui Lodge Located just outside the park's South Entrance, this rustic lodge is built from ponderosa pine and is located in the Kaibab National Forest.
All rooms feature full baths, showers, ceiling fans, and color televisions.
Also located at Moqui Lodge is a Mobil service station. Open April through October. Dress is casual. From April through October, avoid waiting times by dining early. Select from an extensive menu of delicious fare, including several vegetarian options, served on fine china.