Grand Canyon Hotel Lodging & Southwest Native American Indian Art
the Cameron Trading Post has been a Grand Canyon lodging haven for travelers, traders, vacationers
and explorers who come from all points of the globe. Just 30 minutes from the
Grand Canyon National Park entrance, our location is ideal for
Grand
Canyon hotel and lodging accomodations. But the Cameron Trading Post is
more than an Indian lodge or Grand Canyon hotel. Established in 1916, the Cameron
Indian Trading Post has become a showplace for fine
Native
American art and Southwest art. The unique central location of our Grand
Canyon lodging is perfect for
exploring
the Grand Canyon,
Lake
Powell, and
Native
American Indian Country, but there is much to see right here. Our Gallery,
with its beautiful and unique Native American Indian decor, houses some of the
finest Native American Indian art in the Southwest, both contemporary and antique
Indian art. Our Gift Shop offers a wide selection of Southwest art, Native American
art, and Southwestern decor. Visitors are surprised to find the suspension bridge
spanning the Little Colorado River Gorge - the river pathway to the Grand Canyon
- behind their hotel lodge and delighted at the view. Our charming
Gardens
also are an unexpected pleasure. Inside the Indian lodge you can grab a snack
in the
Market or
sit down to a meal in our
Restaurant
that boasts antique furnishings, a huge fire place, and a beautiful pressed
tin ceiling. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner our restaurant offers the
perfect respite to enjoy your meal surrounded by antique luxury, beautiful Native
American Southwest art, and the view of the Little Colorado River Gorge outside
the windows.
We are proud to say that people “just passing through” often become regular visitors to the Cameron Trading Post Indian lodge. Many of our customers have become avid collectors of fine Native American art and Southwest art. Some even come to stay in our Indian lodge hotel, enjoying one of our luxury suites for a few days while they shop for “new acquisitions” of Native American Indian art. Others come just to rest, relax and get “away from it all” using the lodge as home base for a leisurely explore of the Grand Canyon or Lake Powell. In the long tradition of the Indian Trading Post we welcome all of our guests, first timers and old friends alike.
But if you can't come in person to stay at our Grand Canyon Lodging and visit our gift store and gallery, we invite you to explore our website. Browse our Online Store to experience and purchase some of the Native American Indian art, Southwest art and home decor that Cameron Trading Post has to offer. If you don't find the Native American Jewelry or Southwestern art you are looking for, Contact Us and we'll try to help. Visit our History section to learn the history of the Indian Trading Post and Indian Lodge in the Southwest - Cameron Trading Post in particular, details of how Native American Indian art is made and has changed. The Gallery link tells of the original Grand Canyon hotel, built in the 1930's, that knew such guests as Clara Bow and former President Nixon. This building now houses our fine contemporary and antique Native American Indian art in a beautiful setting that lends itself perfectly to Southwestern art and decor. We have Travel Info available for things to do and see in the area, including the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam, The Hopi Mesas, Sunset Crater and Wupatki, Sedona, and so much more! You can also visit links for information about our restaurant, gift shop, gardens, Grand Canyon hotel lodge, and many other topics.
Whether visiting online, just passing through, or staying in our Grand Canyon
hotel surrounded by Southwest art while you vacation in Grand Canyon country,
we welcome you to experience the beauty, hospitality, and history of the Cameron
Trading Post. Enjoy! And please contact
us if you need anything at all.
