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Nomadic Ruins Campground

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· Sun Valley, Navajo, Arizona

100 acres hosted by Jason S.

Located less than 2 Miles from Historic Route 66 (Interstate 40), this 40-acre parcel is close to all that North Eastern Arizona has to offer. This parcel is accessible via Ranchero Rd and Sheri Rd and is roughly 10 miles from the city of Holbrook as well as the Petrified Forest National park and Painted desert Indian Center; Desert exploration is right within reach. This property is also only 1.5 hours from Flagstaff and 2.5 hours from Grand Canyon National park. Things to do in Navajo County include Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, snowmobiling as well as Fishing, Hiking, Hunting and countless trails for Off-Highway Exploration.

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Biking

Hiking

Horseback riding

Off-roading (OHV)

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Desert

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3 ratings · 2 reviews

Moses R.

October 29, 2019

Nomadic Ruins Campground

HIGH CLEARANCE VEHICLE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, i drove here in a civic and bottomed out the car multiple times as well as scraping the bumper. I did make it without any major damage but also ended up almost giving up trying to get there after Google maps took me into someone's yard but the roads weren't too far off and I was able to find them even in the dark although I would recommend going in the daytime to see where you're going. The campsite felt like you were literally in the middle of nowhere in a giant field which was nice, noone else was around and it was very quiet. Lots of cowpiles, i guess the fields was used for grazing in the past. At least 4 miles off a paved road but most of the way is by gravel roads but they aren't maintained very well.

Becca B.recommends

April 17, 2019

Nomadic Ruins Campground

Quiet Night in the Desert

This is a wide open plot of high desert close to I-40. It was very deserted--a couple of cars passed on the dirt access road while we were there, but it was otherwise very isolated. There is plenty of space to roam and pretty close to the Petrified Forest. Our dog loved wandering through the sand exploring. The sky is wide open and gorgeous. Definitely do not follow google maps to arrive here--it will lead you astray!

Location

Sun Valley, Navajo, Arizona, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Diné Bikéyah, Hopitutskwa, Pueblos, and Shiwinna (Zuni) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Jason S.Joined in June 2018

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