Best Cabin Camping near Monument Valley, AZ

This RV park is located about 6 miles from Monument Valley, which is itself a wonderful experience. The park is very clean and well kept.

Everything is nicely done. We also booked a tour inside Monument Valley with the Gouldings.

Amazing view, friendly family, good location. Perfect for 1 night close to monument valley. Its basic, but great!

If you want to camp in Monument Valley with full hookups this is a great place. It's clean and quiet.

Good location and amenities. Indoor pool, market on site, laundry. Nice view on monument valley. It has more appeal than the KOA.

The view was stunning Worth everything

Toilet Shower Drinkable water Didn’t tried the charging thing for RV

360 view on Monument valley

This campground was absolutely beautiful. It was nestled between mountains and overlooked monument valley. There were a few hiking trails on property and a store, full hook ups. Highly recommend!!

Great location, warm welcome, magnificent view close to Monument Valley. We ordered a local meal from the owner and we enjoyed it! I highly recommend. And thank you for the welcome!

Very nice clean RV park with great services, easy access to hiking , dining and Monument Valley. Thought the prices for full hook ups were a bit high but dry camping ranged from $27-40 per night.

I am full time in my Class C and move around to see parts of the USA that I had never seen.  Scenery is nice, but I most appreciate the people I meet.  Brian and Alberta were very warm and hospitable.  They helped me to enjoy my stay.  I had a Navajo Taco, it was delicious and bountiful.  The location is right in Monument Valley and right off the main road to the Monument Valley loop drive.  They have sheltered picnic tables and fire rings with movable grates.  Be aware that it is over 20 miles to most stores and services, but it is an easy drive.  Both tent and RV campers were welcome.  Interestingly I met a few international travelers while there.  A wonderful campsite with amazing scenery and very warm and hospitable hosts.

This is a great place to stop and spend the night after viewing Monument Valley. The family that owns the grounds is very friendly. They have some friendly dogs that just might walk with you on their trail to the overlook. Also, highly recommend the Navajo Taco dinner they offer.

Ok campground in Monument Valley. Site was 43. We only stayed 1 night for travel and didn't explore the area. Our site was very unlevel. Great views, laundry, restroom facilities, indoor pool on site. Nice short trail to an Arch in the campground. Not much in this area and campsite was very expensive.

Great view, lovely dogs, decent shower and toilet. Loads of flies until the sun went down. The hosts are very nice and told us about a 15 min private trail to take to see the beautiful monument valley sunrise, instead of paying quite a bit to get into the park and see it with everybody else

Monument Valley is spectacular! We were fortunate to stay overnight during a full moon and all I can say is do it if you get a chance. The site is clean, well laid out, super easy access from site to several trailheads. Lots of dog friendly folks and great adventure! A little far from the Welcome Center to walk but an easy drive

After missing out on monument valley on my last Utah trip. I was not gonna miss it this time around. We were able to grab a site day of with no issues. Site was clean and organized, no neighbors around us. Showers were a definite plus! Not to mention the campground wild cats were a riot. Would stay here again, but a little pricey.

Nice campground with clean showers, toilets and even a little inside pool. Apparently booked the last spot but there were at least 5 empty places the night we stayed here. A lot of smal vans stayed at the tentspots, didn’t know that was an option. Close to monument valley and loved the view. Would recommend. Don’t count on internet though, WiFi is not working well and had almost no signal from my 4g

This is a really nice campground within Navajo Nation near Monument Valley Park. With tax, we paid $47 for full hookups. Pretty pricey for us, but we didn’t have many other alternatives if we wanted to stay in this area. No boondocking allowed on Navajo Nation land. 

There are a few RV sites with no hookups for $29 available, but you are charged $10 to use the dump anyway. There are also tent sites available. The views from this campground are just amazing, and there are several short hikes from here as well. They offer laundry, showers (hot and free and clean), wifi, and there is a store with some basic necessities. 

A short walk away (about a mile) is the lodge, gift shop, museum, movie theater with a John Wayne movie every night, and restaurant. There’s also a grocery store. The setup is your basic RV park lineup of sites all in a row, but we didn’t mind at all, surrounded by such gorgeous scenery. Each site comes with a picnic table and fire ring. 

Heads up that RVs are not allowed on the scenic loop through Monument Valley. Also that the America the Beautiful Annual Parks Pass is not honored here and it’s $20 to enter.

If you get to the campgrounds early enough you can set up a tent at the edge. This way you will have a clear view of Monument Valley with no other tents or distractions in the way. Restrooms are clean and close by, so you can walk to them from the campsite. However, it was a little noisy at night because you're camping near the parking lot and some people come late in the evening to set up.

We reached the Monument Valley at 7:30pm and couldn’t see the very small sign, google’s indications for the junction to the campsite showed a very steep way off the road to the track, this didn’t make us comfortable risking it with a long RV. Tried to call the site but nobody answered so we couldn’t make it there.

We found a spot at nearby KOA where we stayed very well and experienced an amazing sun rise.

We visited Memorial Day Weekend. The campground was empty because it was HOT. The campground is a basic dirt field with only a few small trees. We took the site that had trees for shade. Each site had a picnic table and fire pit. The campground has a cute history and fun touristy things to check out... and it's convenience to Monument Valley is superb. Although the views from our site were less than desirable, the rest of the campground offered picturesque scenes of the nearby "monuments."