Dispersed Camping in Navajo County, Arizona
Showing 147 locations in Navajo County.
Ant Knoll BLM Road 5045
A remote dirt corridor winding through undeveloped public land near the Ant Knolls geological formations, offering basic dispersed camping options. This road provides quiet, isolated staging for exploring the nearby desert landscapes.
Arizona High Country Campground
A privately owned, developed campground offering shaded sites and basic amenities nestled in the pine country near Linden.
Arrowhead Campground
Arrowhead is a rustic camping area located along Monument Road near the iconic vistas of Monument Valley on Navajo Nation land.
B2131 BLM Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor located along the B2131 dirt road on Bureau of Land Management land near Kayenta. This area offers primitive high-desert camping options along an improved dirt track.
B2151 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM road B2151, offering open desert spaces near Mexican Hat Rock.
B261 BLM Road
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM managed lands, providing access to quiet, open desert dispersed camping. This area offers high privacy and a quiet atmosphere for self-contained rigs.
Beautiful Desert Skies
A private desert camping area located off Road 7156A, offering quiet off-grid stays on private property near Petrified Forest National Park.
Black Canyon Rim Campground
Black Canyon Rim Campground is a peaceful, pine-shaded developed campground off Rim Road in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. It features 20 designated sites with access to drinking water, vault toilets, and trash service near Black Canyon Lake.
BLM Land near Kayenta, AZ
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BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM road corridor offering remote dispersed camping options in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory north of Kayenta. This remote route offers quiet, undeveloped dispersed camping opportunities in a vast desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Roads - Mount Ellsworth Area
A network of remote BLM primitive roads located near Mount Ellsworth. These rugged desert tracks offer opportunities for dispersed camping in an undeveloped, scenic landscape with expansive canyon country views.
BLM Road B2221 Dispersed
This remote dispersed camping area is located along BLM Road B2221, north of Kayenta. The high-desert terrain offers expansive views, peace, and quiet for those looking to escape the crowds. Access is via unpaved dirt roads that require careful driving, especially after rain.
BLM Road B2231 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping along BLM Road B2231 in Navajo County, Arizona. Located in a scenic high desert landscape near Moki Point, this corridor offers basic dirt pullouts with expansive views. The road is unpaved and can be dusty or muddy depending on conditions.
BLM Road B2241 Dispersed
This dirt road corridor on BLM land offers convenient dispersed camping just off the highway near the Arizona-Utah border. The area provides easy access to typical open desert landscape, making it a handy stopover near local geological landmarks.
BLM Road B260 Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road B260, offering access to rugged desert terrain near the Red House Cliffs and Collins Spring.
BLM Road B278 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road B278, offering a remote desert setting with views of the Red House Cliffs.
BLM Road D0001 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed desert camping along BLM Road D0001, situated north of Kayenta. The surrounding terrain consists of open desert landscape with stunning red rock vistas and minimal shade. High clearance is recommended for sandy and uneven track segments.
BLM Road D0004 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor located on BLM-managed public land. This area offers dispersed desert camping with ample privacy and natural serenity.
BLM Road D0043 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0043. Located in Navajo County near Kayenta, this dirt road provides access to quiet and scenic desert landscapes near Johns Canyon.
BLM Road D0046 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory near Johns Canyon. This route provides primitive dispersed camping options in a scenic, rugged desert environment.
BLM Road D0090 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0090, offering panoramic desert views near Goosenecks Viewpoint.
BLM Road D0092 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0092, offering direct access to undeveloped public land north of Kayenta.
BLM Road D0157 Dispersed
A remote dirt road offering dispersed camping access on BLM land near the Mexican Hat area.
BLM Road D0158 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0158, situated in a scenic desert landscape near Mexican Hat. The area features red rock scenery and typical high-desert terrain with open dispersed spaces.
BLM Road D1760 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1760, located in the desert landscape of Navajo County, Arizona.
BLM Road D2154
An unpaved BLM corridor located north of Kayenta near Skelly Point, offering primitive dispersed camping. The road provides access to quiet, secluded spots on public land with desert terrain.
BLM Road D2159 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along the unpaved BLM Road D2159 north of Kayenta. The terrain consists of sparse desert vegetation with isolated roadside pullouts offering quiet camping options.
BLM Road D2474 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor located on BLM-managed public land near Kayenta. It offers dispersed camping opportunities in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road D3486 Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping located along BLM Road D3486. The route winds through a rugged canyon landscape to scenic cliffside sites overlooking deep gorges. This area offers outstanding solitude, but visitors must contend with deep sand and exposure to high desert winds.
BLM Road D3486 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3486. The area offers remote desert landscape with plenty of open space for self-contained rigs looking for solitude.
BLM Road D3487 Dispersed Camping
A primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3487 in Navajo County. This area provides quiet, remote camping opportunities near scenic geologic points of interest, though access roads can be rough and sandy.
BLM Road D3503
A remote dirt corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Kayenta. It offers basic dispersed camping opportunities along the roadway in a quiet desert environment.
BLM Road D3511
This remote Bureau of Land Management dirt road offers rugged, undeveloped dispersed camping options in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Road D3514 Dispersed
A rustic dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Kayenta. This area provides primitive, secluded camping spots with scenic desert vistas.
BLM Road D3519 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3519 north of Kayenta. This primitive route offers isolated desert campsites suitable for self-contained rigs looking for quiet and solitude.
BLM Road D3520 Dispersed
A remote and rugged dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management lands in northern Arizona near Kayenta. The area offers primitive, dispersed camping opportunities in a desolate desert landscape, ideal for self-contained travelers seeking quiet isolation.
BLM Road D3522 Dispersed
An isolated, primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3522 in northern Arizona near the Utah border. This dirt route traverses wide-open high desert country, offering plenty of space for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
BLM Road D3527 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D3527, offering desert scenery near the Red House Cliffs.
BLM Road D3529 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed desert camping along BLM Road D3529 near the northern Arizona border. This quiet dirt road offers wide-open landscapes with views of distant mesas and sandstone formations.
BLM Road D3532 Dispersed
An undeveloped BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping in a remote desert landscape. This area provides high privacy and is ideal for self-contained rigs seeking solitude near scenic cliffs.
BLM Road D3533 Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road D3533, situated in Navajo County near Collins Spring and the scenic Red House Cliffs.
BLM Road D4348 Corridor
This remote corridor along BLM Road D4348 offers dispersed camping opportunities in an isolated high-desert setting. The surrounding terrain provides open views and minimal traffic, making it ideal for self-contained travelers seeking quiet solitude. Access is via dirt roads that require dry conditions to navigate safely.
BLM Road D4475 Dispersed
This dirt corridor along BLM Road D4475 offers remote, dispersed camping options on public land near the Utah-Arizona border.
BLM Road D4774 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D4774 on improved dirt surfaces, ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert solitude.
Brown Creek Campground
A quiet and rustic developed campground situated in a scenic pine forest near Ebens Spring within the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. This peaceful location offers basic, primitive sites perfect for those looking to escape more crowded areas.
Bullfrog Primitive Camp
A primitive shoreline camping area located near Lake Powell within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, requiring careful navigation of sandy access roads.
Bullfrog RV & Campground
A developed campground located in the Bullfrog area of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. It features paved access, concrete pads, picnic tables, fire rings, grills, restrooms, and a dump station. The campground offers both standard sites and a separate RV park with full hookups.
Bureau of Land Management Road D1184 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Bureau of Land Management Road D1184, located in northern Navajo County, Arizona, near Kayenta. The road offers basic, remote pull-offs in a high-desert setting with typical dirt terrain.
Burr Trail Road
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along the paved section of Burr Trail Road on Bureau of Land Management land, featuring striking sandstone formations and red rock vistas.
Canyon Point Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in a heavily wooded pine and aspen area near the edge of the Mogollon Rim. This large facility features over 100 well-spaced campsites, standard electric hookups, and direct access to forest trails. Perfect for families, RVs, and group camping near fishing streams and reservoirs.
Chevelon Lake Campground
Chevelon Lake Campground is a remote, quiet, and free developed campground situated in the forest near Chevelon Canyon Lake. It offers six developed sites with fire rings and picnic tables. Access is via a very rough dirt road that is near 4WD territory, making it unsuitable for larger trailers and RVs.
Colcord Road (FR 512) Camping Area
This scenic corridor along Forest Road 512 (Colcord Road) in the Tonto National Forest offers a mix of established campground amenities and rugged dispersed sites. At Colcord Ridge, campers will find numbered sites with vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings, while further along the ridge at Valentine Ridge Point, more primitive, high-clearance vehicle spots provide greater seclusion. The area sits within a beautiful pine forest with excellent mountain views, though some spots require careful navigation and lack trailer access.
Collins Spring Dispersed Area
A remote dispersed camping pull-off located on Bureau of Land Management land near the Collins Spring trailhead.
Country RV Park
A private RV park in Show Low offering a single visitor space with full hookups. It features access to clubhouse amenities including laundry and showers, serving as a convenient urban backup option.
Crystal Forest Campground & Gift Shop
Conveniently situated directly outside the south entrance of Petrified Forest National Park, this privately owned gift shop and museum property offers free dry camping for self-contained RVs and campervans. Level gravel parking is provided on the east side of the road, featuring picnic tables with shade structures. Limited paid electrical hookups are offered on the west side of the road on a first-come, first-served basis.
D0039 BLM Road Dispersed
A remote desert dirt road corridor located near the scenic Red House Cliffs, providing access to dispersed camping on public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
D2202 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping opportunities along BLM Road D2202, situated in a rugged desert canyon setting near scenic natural landmarks.
D2621 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping corridor along BLM Road D2621, offering remote sites with views of the surrounding mesas near Kayenta.
D3506 BLM Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM road D3506 north of the Arizona border. The area provides dry camping opportunities on public lands with open desert landscapes.
D3516 BLM Road
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near Kayenta, providing remote dispersed camping opportunities in a vast desert landscape.
D4692 BLM Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along BLM road D4692 near Mexican Hat. The dirt track offers secluded desert spots with views of surrounding rock formations.
D4776 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM road D4776, located north of Kayenta in Navajo County, offering wide open desert scenery and quiet spaces.
Desert Sky Campground
A private desert campground offering basic flat dirt sites near Holbrook. The location features fire pits and charcoal grills, though it lacks water or electricity hookups. Access can be difficult due to heavy ruts on the approach road.
Diamond Creek Campsite Number Five
A simple developed campsite located along Diamond Creek on tribal land, offering a quiet natural setting that requires a permit for overnight stays.
Diamond Creek Campsite Number Three
A rustic developed campsite located along Diamond Creek within the scenic Fort Apache Indian Reservation, requiring a tribal permit for all overnight stays.
Dispersed Site 2
A quiet, level dispersed campsite nestled among the ponderosa pines.
Dispersed Site 3
A scenic pine-shaded clearing ideal for small-to-medium rigs looking for peace and quiet.
Dispersed Site 4
A rustic forest campsite offering excellent shade and a peaceful natural setting.
Dispersed Site 5
A spacious dirt pull-out surrounded by mature pine trees.
Dispersed Site 6
A private and tranquil camping spot located in the heart of the national forest.
Ditch Campground
A primitive, rustic campground nestled in the scenic ponderosa pine forest of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. This spot offers peaceful camping with spacious clearances, making it an excellent base for exploring the nearby lakes and trails.
Dream Catcher RV Park
A basic, privately-owned RV park offering full hookups. It operates without restroom or shower facilities and is best suited as a convenient single-night stopover with noticeable road noise. Rigs of various sizes can be accommodated.
Encore Venture In
This established RV resort in Show Low offers full hookup sites and park models. It operates within the Encore and Thousand Trails network but remains open to non-members for overnight stays.
Flying J Travel Plaza
A convenient commercial truck stop located off Interstate 40 in Winslow. The paved lot provides ample parking space for transit travelers, along with standard truck stop amenities, food, and dining options.
Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area Campground
This highly rated lakeside campground is situated within a scenic ponderosa pine forest, offering spacious and level sites. It features several camping loops with a mix of full hookup RV sites and tent areas, as well as easy access to water recreation, playgrounds, and day-use facilities. Rates were updated in Autumn 2025.
Forest Road 144 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping area located in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests along Forest Road 144. The campsites are shaded by tall pines and are situated on flat ground close to the highway, providing easy access while maintaining a natural forest setting. The area is known for frequent sightings of wild horses.
Forest Road 171 Dispersed Camping
Situated along the scenic Mogollon Rim, Forest Road 171 offers designated dispersed camping within the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. The corridor features over 40 level, marked sites with fire rings, shaded by a dense pine canopy. The graded gravel road is easily navigated by most vehicles when dry, though low-lying sections can become muddy and challenging during wet conditions. While peaceful and free, campers must only occupy designated spots.
Forest Road Dispersed - Heber-Overgaard
Dispersed camping area located in the pine and juniper forests off Highway 260 near Mile Marker 314. The access road is a dirt track with multiple flat pull-offs and established rock fire rings. While generally accessible by standard passenger vehicles, the off-road soil can be sandy and loose. Expect occasional traffic and recreational OHV noise, particularly during weekends, as well as ambient highway noise near the entrance.
Forest Road Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping area located off the forest roads in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. Surrounded by dense pine trees, this location provides high privacy and excellent off-grid solitude.
Forest Service Road 79 Dispersed
A quiet, dispersed camping area located off Forest Service Road 79 in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests.
Gentry Group Campground
This developed group campground is situated on a scenic ridge overlooking two canyons and Black Canyon Lake. Surrounded by towering ponderosa pines, it provides a quiet and highly scenic base camp for group gatherings.
Goulding's Campground & RV Park
A scenic, full-service private campground tucked into a red rock canyon, offering sweeping views of Monument Valley. It features extensive amenities including clean hot showers, an indoor pool, a camp store, laundry, and a restaurant, with options ranging from basic tent/dry camping to full RV hookups.
GreatSky CampRanch
A private, developed RV park and campground offering spacious gravel sites with full hookups, pull-through options, and an on-site brewery. The property features wooded tent areas and is conveniently located near local dining, shopping, and recreation in the White Mountains region.
Halls Crossing RV & Campground
A developed campground and RV park located on the south side of Lake Powell within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. It features paved sites, hookups, and convenient access to the nearby marina, ferry, and camp store.
Hawley Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground located along the shores of Hawley Lake in the White Mountains. The area offers beautiful pine forest settings and lake access, operating under the jurisdiction of the White Mountain Apache Tribe.
Heber-Overgaard Dispersed Camping Loop
A cluster of numbered dispersed campsites nestled in the scenic ponderosa pine forest of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest near Heber-Overgaard.
Holbrook KOA Campground
A standard commercial campground facility located close to major highways and local services. It offers hookups, tent sites, and basic amenities such as hot showers and a dump station. While convenient, the sites are closely packed and some road noise is audible throughout the night.
Homolovi State Park Campground
Spacious developed campground located inside Homolovi State Park, just northeast of Winslow. The park offers quiet, open sites surrounded by high-desert landscape and ancestral Puebloan archaeological sites. Facilities include exceptionally clean, newly updated restrooms and hot showers, water connections, a dump station, and electrical hookups.
Hon-Dah Casino RV Park
A large, full-hookup RV park located in the scenic pine country of the White Mountain Apache Reservation. Offering paved sites, clean private restrooms, and convenient access to the adjacent casino and local services.
Honaker Trail Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along the Honaker Trail road, leading to a scenic trailhead overlooking the San Juan River. High-desert topography provides incredible panoramic vistas of distant sandstone cliffs.
Hopi Cultural Center
An unpaved, tree-lined parking and camping area located on the left side of the Hopi Cultural Center and restaurant. It offers a convenient, permission-based overnight stay option on tribal land, with easy access off the highway.
Horseshoe Lake Recreation Area
A scenic campground located next to Horseshoe Lake on tribal land. Campsites are scattered throughout the pine forest, offering plenty of shade.
Kodachrome State Park - Arch
An organized camping area within the state park, showcasing iconic red rock vistas and sandstone arches.
Lakeside Arizona RV Parking
Convenient private RV parking spaces located in Lakeside, offering water and electric hookups for rigs of almost any size. Ideal for travelers looking for a secure hookup spot in town.
Lakeside Mountain Getaway
A quiet private RV park offering spacious sites tucked among tall pine trees in Lakeside. Features gravel driveways for straightforward access, with options for full hookups as well as dry camping. The location is peaceful yet highly convenient, situated just off Main Street close to local dining, hiking trails, and nearby lakes.
Lewis Canyon Group Campground
Secluded single-group developed campground located in the scenic White Mountains region of eastern Arizona. The facility features a large loop surrounded by a ponderosa pine forest, offering vault toilets and a picnic area. It provides direct access to the extensive White Mountain Trail System for hiking and mountain biking, as well as nearby forest roads.
Linden Dispersed Camping
A convenient dispersed camping area located in the pine forests near Linden, accessible just off the main road.
Little Rockies Spur (Road 5045)
A remote network of primitive BLM roads offering dispersed camping options on public lands near Kayenta.
Los Burros Campground
A beautiful and somewhat remote Forest Service campground featuring 12 spacious, shaded sites. Located along the White Mountain Trails network, it serves as an excellent base for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The campground features a vault toilet, though amenities are seasonally closed during the winter and early spring months.
Lost Spring Road BLM Dispersed
A rugged corridor of primitive tracks situated on BLM land near Lost Spring and Ant Knolls. This remote area offers extreme solitude amidst typical desert canyon scenery, but is accessed via unmaintained dirt tracks.
Love's Travel Stop - Joseph City
A commercial truck stop off Interstate 40 in Joseph City. The property features a paved lot with a dedicated gravel parking section for smaller RVs and campervans. On-site facilities include a fenced dog park, an RV dump station, and potable water spigots.
Love's Travel Stop (Winslow)
A commercial travel stop offering typical transit fuel services, water, a dump station, and four fully serviced RV hookup sites available for nightly rental.
McDonald's Flat Dirt Lot
A massive, unpaved flat lot located directly behind the McDonald's in Winslow, frequently utilized by semi-trucks and larger rigs for convenient overnight stays off the interstate.
McHood Park Campsite
A scenic city-managed campground situated along the reservoir of Clear Creek in McHood Park. The area features around 20 sites with picnic tables, fire pits, and a card-only self-pay station. Ideal for kayaking and water recreation, though visitors should expect frequent train noise from the nearby railroad line.
Monument Valley KOA
A well-maintained commercial campground offering stunning, panoramic views of the Monument Valley monoliths. It features level gravel sites with hookups or dry camping options, alongside modern amenities like clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities.
Monument Valley Navajo Homestead Campsites
A scenic cluster of rustic, family-run campgrounds on private Navajo Nation land along Old Navajo Route 42. These homesteads offer peaceful campsites with spectacular views of Monument Valley's iconic red rock formations. Access features soft sand and steep entries, making the area best suited for vans and smaller rigs. Visitors can enjoy local hospitality, direct trail access, and basic facilities such as pit toilets and seasonal outdoor showers.
Monument Valley Tipi Village
A highly rated private developed campground on Navajo Nation land offering magnificent views of Monument Valley. The site features multiple stay options including dry camping, full RV hookups, traditional teepees, and rental cabins alongside clean, modern shared facilities.
Mountain Retreat in Heber, AZ
A private RV rental location in Heber-Overgaard offering spacious gravel pads with full hookups and amenities. This property is designed to accommodate rigs of all sizes in a quiet forest setting close to town services.
Navajo County Fairgrounds RV Park
A highly convenient and budget-friendly public RV park located at the Navajo County Fairgrounds in Holbrook. Offering 46 spacious campsites with water and electric hookups, a dump station, and equestrian facilities, it is an excellent basecamp for visiting the nearby Petrified Forest National Park, though frequent passing trains produce significant noise throughout the night.
Navajo National Monument Campgrounds
Navajo National Monument features two excellent free campgrounds: Sunset View and Canyon View. Sunset View Campground is fully paved, open year-round, and offers 31 sites with flush toilets and water. Canyon View Campground is a more rustic, unpaved option that is seasonally closed during winter, providing composting toilets and no running water. Both options sit within a scenic pinyon-juniper forest and provide easy access to trails leading to historic cliff dwellings.
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OK RV Park
A well-maintained private RV park located near Interstate 40 in Holbrook. It features spacious gravel pull-through sites, laundry, and highly rated restroom facilities. The location serves as an excellent base for exploring the region and local services, though some highway and train noise is present.
Old Highway 180 Dispersed Corridor
A collection of roadside pull-offs and public gravel lots situated along Old Highway 180 and South Apache Drive near the Little Colorado River. These spots offer highly accessible, basic overnight options for self-contained rigs, though they are subject to heavy day-use, local training activities, and significant litter.
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Pierce Wash Road 144 Dispersed
Pierce Wash Road 144 offers peaceful dispersed camping under a canopy of ponderosa pines within the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. The road is well-graded, allowing easy access for most vehicles and trailers, with several spacious turnaround areas available further down. Campsites are well-spaced, providing good privacy and quiet surroundings while remaining only a few minutes from the highway. This area operates under standard national forest guidelines, making it an excellent stopover or base camp near Heber-Overgaard.
Planet Fitness Show Low
The parking lot of this Planet Fitness in Show Low provides a paved option for a quick overnight stay, though stealth and discretion are recommended.
Ridge Valley Ranch
A spacious 36-acre private property located in the high desert of eastern Arizona, offering expansive views of the White Mountains and Windsor Valley. The landscape is dotted with juniper and piñon pines, providing a peaceful and rural setting. Access is via a gravel driveway, and camping is dispersed across the open acreage with no designated pads. Access requires calling ahead to obtain the gate combination lock code.
Road D3531 BLM Dispersed
Road D3531 offers remote dispersed camping options on public BLM land near the scenic Red House Cliffs.
Road D4779 BLM Dispersed Corridor
A remote BLM dirt road corridor near Kayenta, offering dispersed camping in a desert setting with scenic red rock views. This area is highly peaceful but lacks services or shade, offering a true wilderness boondocking experience.
Salt Bank Campground (WMAT)
A remote campground situated further along Reservation Road near the Salt Banks, offering basic developed camping facilities on tribal land.
Salt River Canyon WMAT Campgrounds
A series of developed tribal campgrounds located along Reservation Road in the scenic Salt River Canyon. Managed by the White Mountain Apache Tribe, these sites offer peaceful camping right on the river banks but require permits purchased in advance. The access road is rough and rocky, making it best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
Scott Reservoir Campground
A lakeside campground located near Scott Reservoir off Timber Mesa Fire Road. It offers established camping spots under a canopy of ponderosa pines, with easy access to hiking and fishing. The access road is accessible to most standard vehicles during dry weather.
Secluded Space with Full Hookups
A quiet and secluded private RV space offering full hookups on the outskirts of Show Low. This pet-friendly site sits adjacent to National Forest land and provides easy access to local outdoor recreation.
Second Campground (WMAT)
The second developed campground along Reservation Road, offering picnic tables, fire rings, pit toilets, and shaded palapas on the banks of the Salt River.
Show Low Lake Campground
A developed county campground located directly across the road from Show Low Lake and its boat ramp. Features include hot showers, restrooms, drinking water, trash disposal, a playground, and an on-site convenience store offering firewood and propane. Both hookup and dry camping sites are available.
Shush Be Tou Campgrounds
Scenic camping area situated along Shush Bezahze Lake on sovereign tribal land. The site features basic amenities like picnic tables and fire rings, but lacks developed restrooms or drinking water. An active tribal permit is strictly required for overnight stays, which must be purchased in advance at local retail outlets or in nearby towns.
Silver Creek Luxury RV Resort
Silver Creek Luxury RV Resort is a newly developed park in Taylor, Arizona, offering oversized lots and clean, spacious grounds in the scenic White Mountains area. It caters to both short-term weekend travelers and long-term guests.
Sinkhole Campground
A developed Forest Service campground nestled in a scenic ponderosa pine forest, located just a short walk from Willow Springs Lake.
Sleeping Bear Campground
A scenic primitive campground located approximately 11 miles from the entrance of Monument Valley. It features 10 spacious, shrub-separated sites offering expansive views of the iconic red rock formations. Sites are equipped with picnic tables and barbecue grills, with clean portable toilets available on-site.
Snowflake Arizona RV Parking
Private self-serve RV spaces located on the north side of Snowflake, offering full hookups, flat gravel pads, and views of surrounding fields and distant mountains.
South Hansen Creek Road Dispersed
This remote corridor along South Hansen Creek Road offers opportunities for primitive dispersed camping on BLM-managed land. Tucked away in a rugged desert landscape, it features scenic canyon views with quiet, isolated pull-offs. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to the unmaintained dirt track.
Stanton Creek Dispersed Camping Area
Located along the rugged shoreline of Lake Powell within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, this expansive primitive camping zone features numerous bays and peninsulas with stunning red rock backdrops. Access requires navigating bumpy dirt and packed gravel tracks that can present mild rocky obstacles near the waterfront. While standard vehicles can manage with care, high clearance is highly beneficial. Campers must pay both a daily recreation fee and a national park entrance fee.
Starr Springs Campground
A remote developed campground located at the southern tip of the Henry Mountains, providing a quiet basecamp to explore Mount Hillers and the surrounding rugged mesas.
State Route 276 BLM Dispersed
This remote corridor along State Route 276 features primitive dispersed camping options on Bureau of Land Management land. The surrounding landscape offers dramatic desert vistas with sandstone formations. Access is via unpaved and dirt surfaces which can become impassable when wet.
Sunset View Campground
An exceptional, free developed campground managed by the National Park Service. Situated within a beautiful pinyon-juniper forest, it offers 31 paved sites, heated flush toilets, and drinking water during warmer months.
Take it Easy RV Park
A convenient, paved-access commercial RV park located close to the highway in Winslow. It offers a large gravel lot with options for both full hookups and spacious dry camping, alongside essential traveler amenities.
Tear Drop Arch B&B
A unique private residential host on Navajo land offering backyard vehicle and tent camping with spectacular sunrise views of Monument Valley. Hiking trails leading to natural arches and ancient archaeological ruins are directly accessible behind the property.
The View Monument Valley Campground
An established developed campground offering dry camping and RV sites located directly within Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. Features stunning, panoramic views of the famous red rock mittens and mesas. Clean restrooms and hot showers are available on-site.
Ticaboo Drive Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options along Ticaboo Drive on Bureau of Land Management territory. This unpaved road corridor offers rustic sites set in a scenic desert landscape.
Ticaboo Mesa Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic, remote desert corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near the Ticaboo area. This zone offers dispersed camping pull-outs along a dirt road with expansive desert vistas.
Upper Log Campground
A tranquil primitive campground nestled along the North Fork River in White Mountain Apache Tribal land. Surrounded by dense pine forests, the sites are exceptionally well-spaced, offering a highly secluded atmosphere. There are no hookups or waste dump facilities, so campers must pack out all trash. A paid permit is strictly required to camp here.
Walmart - Show Low
A welcoming commercial parking lot allowing overnight stays. Campers are requested to park along the outer perimeter of the lot, specifically near the medical building on the side of the property.
White Mountain Apache Dispersed
This dispersed camping area is located on the White Mountain Apache Reservation, where overnight stays require a tribal recreation and camping permit.
Winslow Rodeo Grounds RV Park
A basic, municipal-style RV park and flat gravel lot located near the regional airport. It offers affordable dry camping as well as electric hookup sites for self-contained rigs looking for a convenient, hassle-free overnight stop.
Winslow Urban Stealth Parking
A collection of residential and street parking options near downtown Winslow, best suited for low-profile rigs seeking a quick overnight stopover. While generally quiet, overnight stays here are subject to close proximity to local railway lines.
Winslow Visitor Center & Municipal Parking
A paved public parking area situated directly in town, serving as a convenient single-night stopover. Its proximity to the active railway means significant rumbling and train noise throughout the night, though it remains a popular and accessible option for self-contained rigs.