Cameron Trading Post

Motel
4.4(4,826 reviews)
466 US-89, Cameron, AZ 86020
Cameron Trading Post

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About Cameron Trading Post

Cameron Trading Post anchors the community of Cameron, Arizona, near the Grand Canyon, offering lodging, dining, and retail under one roof. The property maintains a 4.4-star average across 4,826 reviews, reflecting consistent guest satisfaction. Travelers from Flagstaff, Tusayan, and Williams rely on this as a recognized stop along the route to the canyon.

The trading post distinguishes itself through authentic Native American craftsmanship and goods, a specialized retail collection unavailable at typical motels. The on-site restaurant serves regional dishes using traditional recipes and locally milled flour, drawing diners who might otherwise pass through without stopping.

Guests describe specific encounters with staff members who provide detailed guidance on shop merchandise and local points of interest. One reviewer detailed how a team member explained the significance of sand paintings, enhancing the educational value of the visit beyond a standard motel stay.

What Customers Say

Four of six reviewers emphasize the restaurant quality, particularly the Navajo tacos and green chile stew. Positive reviews cite the shop's authentic inventory, while one negative review references pricing concerns.

4.4 · 4,826 reviews
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Services

Motel Accommodations

Guest rooms with courtyard access, near Cameron Old Bridge and Grand Canyon routes.

Restaurant and Dining

Navajo tacos, green chile stew, fry bread, and regional Southwestern cuisine.

Native American Goods Shop

Authentic crafts, sand paintings, antiques, and handmade merchandise.

Courtyard and Grounds

Landscaped courtyard with flower varieties, birdwatching, and scenic views.

Historic Trading Post

Operating since 1916 as a regional landmark and travel stop.

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