89% (378) • 145 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Dilkon
The Campsites at Paraíso Dorado
1. The Campsites at Paraíso Dorado
91%
(28)
31mi from Dilkon · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to a 5 acre camp at an angle. Enjoy a piece of the Northern Arizona desert. The high elevation desert allows you to enjoy colder weather with desert snow. Perfect flat site with quick access to a desert getaway from the city as well as freeway access. Close by you can enjoy the sites of painted desert as well as the Petrified forest, holbrook, Motel from cars the movie. A little further you can find your self at sites like Meteor Creator, The Grand Canyon, Hopi reservation, Navajo Nation
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Petrified Forest
2. Petrified Forest
97%
(111)
31mi from Dilkon · 3 sites
Explore nearby Petrified Forest National Park, Painted Desert, Meteor Crater, and Indian Ruins. Amenities include a ready to use 4 M canvas bell tent with full size mattress, two pillows, and bed sheets. There are two folding chairs and a small folding table inside. Also features a cozy hammock and a port-john (outhouse toilet). Bring your own water and food.
You are also welcome to bring your own RV, Camper, Truck, and camping gear. Generators are allowed. This site has a total of three tents on it, spaced several hundred feet apart for privacy.
Guests love it here: "What a great base camp for visiting the Petrified Forest and Painted Desert! The bed was very comfortable and we really appreciated the solar-powered light for nighttime reading. The stars - and Milky Way - were as advertised. Over all, an A-plus experience."
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Beall's B&B
3. Beall's B&B
93%
(107)
34mi from Dilkon · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:
From the world-famous Standing on the corner to my place is 8.3 miles/22 minutes. Mchood City Park which is the landing area for Clear Creek is 3.8 miles.
Beall’s B&B camp | Earth-Based Holistic Wellness & Sacred Rest
Beall’s B&B camp is an off-grid, earth-based wellness campground rooted in respect for the land and the ancient ways of living in balance with nature. This space was created as a place of rest, remembrance, and reconnection, guided by indigenous-inspired values of stewardship, simplicity, and sacred relationship with the Earth.
Our land is cared for with intention and gratitude. We honor natural rhythms, quiet living, and mindful presence. Guests are invited to slow down, unplug, and experience the grounding energy of the land — whether through stillness, ceremony, or simply listening to the wind and wildlife.
We offer handcrafted, natural earth medicines made in small batches using plant wisdom, traditional techniques, and deep respect for the healing properties of nature. These offerings are available on-site for those who feel called to support their personal wellness journey.
This is a CBD-friendly space with a discreet, respectful approach to THC-aware wellness, aligned with rustic, ceremonial, and nature-honoring values. We ask all guests to remain mindful, low-impact, and respectful of the shared sacred environment.
Beall’s B&B camp welcomes those seeking sacred rest, soulful quiet, and a deeper connection to the land. This is not a party campground — it is a place to walk gently, rest deeply, and leave the land as you found it.
May the land receive you kindly.
May your rest be deep and your spirit steady.
May you leave lighter than you arrived.
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Homolovi State Park
4. Homolovi State Park
90%
(5)
State park 29mi from Dilkon · 53 sites
Homolovi State Park: A Haven of History and High Desert Beauty.
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Campfire Adventure Ranch
5. Campfire Adventure Ranch
96%
(28)
34mi from Dilkon · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
Adjacent to the Petrified Forest National Park and overlooking the Painted Desert’s Lithodendron Wash, the Hopi Camper Cabin at the Campfire Adventure Ranch is located on an old ostrich ranch and a perfect base camp for your outdoor adventure. The 40 acre ranch is located on a dirt road off I-40 and just an exit away from the north entrance to Petrified Forest National Park. It is one of the closest lodging options to the park.
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Sun Country campground
6. Sun Country campground
93%
(76)
36mi from Dilkon · 1 site · Tent, RV
Explore the Painted Desert wonderland to play around in and stargaze. The campsite is shared with Wild Horses, Pronghorns, Owls and Bovine that wander around the area. Look out to the south and a view of Petrified Forest National Park is right there. And when you're in the park, using binoculars, you can see the campsite from Pintado Point. Just search left from the towers. A fantastic campsite built by independent outdoor company @hetchyoutdoors
This is a remote, private campground with a canopy, picnic bench and fire pit that relieves you from the crowds of hotels and RV campgrounds in the area. There are no predators or threats to worry about at night, just the the most stars in the sky you've probably ever seen. Views of the National Park to the south and only a 15 minute drive to the North Gate.
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New Vegas
7. New Vegas
27mi from Dilkon · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This 2-acre parcel of desert land in Arizona offers wide-open spaces with stunning desert vistas. It's a blank canvas for your vision, featuring native flora and a serene, secluded atmosphere. Call me for any other details regarding the property. Ideal for off-grid living or a peaceful retreat. Bring a tent and plenty of water!
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Big Little 0
8. Big Little 0
27mi from Dilkon · 1 site
Off-Grid Desert Camping – Sun Valley, AZ
Simple, private desert campsite on open land in Sun Valley, Arizona. Wide panoramic views, quiet nights, and big desert skies perfect for stargazing. The land is currently undeveloped and wide-open—great for overlanders, boondockers, vanlifers, and anyone who likes raw, empty desert.
What’s here:
• Flat ground for parking vans, RVs
• Easy access via dirt road
• No neighbors in view
• Incredible sunrise/sunset views
• Clear skies for star photography
What’s NOT here (yet):
• NO water
• NO electricity
• NO bathrooms
• NO trash service
• NO shade structures
Bring everything you need, pack everything out.
Cell Signal:
Varies by carrier. Most visitors get coverage. (A solar camera may be installed later for site visibility.)
Location:
Plus Code: 22X4+83P Sun Valley, AZ
(Use Google Maps to navigate. Coordinates take you directly to the land.)
Vehicle Notes:
Road is dirt/gravel. Usually passable for most vehicles in dry weather. After heavy rain, high clearance recommended.
Best For:
• Off-grid camping
• Stargazing
• Overlanding
• Solar charging experiments
• Desert photography
• RVs with their own resources
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D’s Field
9. D’s Field
27mi from Dilkon · 1 site · Tent, RV
D’s Field – Sun Valley, AZ
Simple, private desert campsite on open land in Sun Valley, Arizona. Wide panoramic views, quiet nights, and big desert skies perfect for stargazing. The land is currently undeveloped and wide-open—great for overlanders, boondockers, vanlifers, and anyone who likes raw, empty desert.
What’s here:
• Flat ground for parking tents, vans, RVs
• Easy access via dirt road
• No neighbors in view
• Incredible sunrise/sunset views
• Clear skies for star photography
What’s NOT here (yet):
• NO water
• NO electricity
• NO bathrooms
• NO trash service
• NO shade structures
Bring everything you need, pack everything out.
Cell Signal:
Varies by carrier. Most visitors get coverage. (A solar camera may be installed later for site visibility.)
Location:
Plus Code: 2XPC+35M Sun Valley, AZ
(Use Google Maps to navigate. Coordinates take you directly to the land.)
Vehicle Notes:
Road is dirt/gravel. Usually passable for most vehicles in dry weather. After heavy rain, high clearance recommended.
Best For:
• Off-grid camping
• Stargazing
• Overlanding
• Solar charging experiments
• Desert photography
• RVs with their own resources
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Stargazing Retreat
10. Stargazing Retreat
28mi from Dilkon · 1 site
🌀 Hi, I’m Tenesha, and I own this bit of raw land in one of the most magical places in the U.S.!
After living in my van for a year, I decided to create a home for myself somewhere I can stargaze.
I’m now offering to share my cabin and land with other travelers!
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Shooting Star Ranch
11. Shooting Star Ranch
100%
(4)
31mi from Dilkon · 6 sites
Explore nearby Petrified Forest National Park, Painted Desert, Meteor Crater, Indian Ruins, beautiful hiking trails, and antiquing!
Bring your own water and food. You are also welcome to bring your own RV, Camper and camping gear. Generators are allowed. You can park an RV or set up a tent with plenty of spacing.
Check out a complete list of activities here:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g31244-Activities-Holbrook_Arizona.html
Open desert
12. Open desert
31mi from Dilkon · 5 sites
Learn more about this land:These 10 acres are quiet secluded and open no vehicle traffic and minimal noise from the highway. In the middle of the Petrified Forest National Park and Holbrook Arizona both interesting places to visit. Holbrook is partial inspiration for the movies Cars
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Route 66 Desert Rest
13. Route 66 Desert Rest
33mi from Dilkon · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
Desert Escape on 5 Acres in Holbrook, AZ
Come enjoy wide-open skies and peaceful desert surroundings on this private, fenced 5-acre property just outside Holbrook, Arizona. The land is fully fenced for privacy and security, with a single entry gate for easy access. It’s perfect for car and RV camping, giving you room to spread out and enjoy nature without the crowds.
At night, you’ll experience some of the best stargazing thanks to the clear desert skies. During the day, explore nearby attractions like the Petrified Forest National Park, Painted Desert, and historic Route 66.
This land is raw and off-grid—no hookups, no frills, just space and freedom. It’s ideal for campers looking for quiet solitude, photographers chasing sunsets, or travelers passing through who want an easy overnight stay.
What to Expect:
5 fenced acres of open desert with a private entry
Flat terrain, easy access for vans, or RVs (no hookups)
Stunning sunrises, sunsets, and star-filled skies
Within a 3rd of a mile short drive to Holbrook for supplies, food, and gas
Great base camp for exploring the Petrified Forest and Painted Desert
Come park your camper, and unwind in the beauty of Arizona’s high desert!
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Sandstones Retreat
14. Sandstones Retreat
35mi from Dilkon · 20 sites · Tents, RVs
Sandstones Retreat — Hopi Roads Basecamp
📍 6mi from Winslow, AZ | Direct Hopi Roads trail access
Trailhead living. Step out of your rig onto 100+ miles of backcountry routes. No trailer. No highway. Just ride.
The Hopi Roads — Your Backyard:
Meteor Crater, Happy Jack, Coconino NF — all via trail south of camp. GMRS Ch 15 for trail comms, conditions, emergency relay.
What You Get:
- Crusher run pads, road lighting, 400' WiFi
- GMRS network (30W base, handhelds available)
- 56.6 acres, natural amphitheater
- Crystal Trail: ½mi curated rockhound path (35/day)
- Gem & Mineral Club: Lapidary, jewelry bench, casting (25-200)
All donations support The Church of Common Good — housing nomadic missionaries.
Rates: Camping 20-25/night | Trail 35/day | Club 25/day-200/mo
Directions from I-40: Hipkoe Rd exit → toward Phillips 76 → right on 3rd St (Route 66) → over overpass → immediate left on dirt road toward tracks → ignore RR sign (Purple Heart Trail easement) → 6mi west along tracks → lighting/markers at entrance → text 928-240-1089 for gate
"Wake up. Gear up. Ride out."
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Petrified Forest Hideaway
15. Petrified Forest Hideaway
79%
(21)
36mi from Dilkon · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful setting near Route 66 and Petrified Forest National Park, just 10 minutes from the entrance. About 1/4 mile from The Plotz Plot. Enjoy the Painted Desert landscape with wide-open views and distant mountains. It’s a great place to stargaze, watch meteor showers, and simply relax.
Park anywhere within the white square; PVC markers outline the designated area. Whether you’re staying for a night or settling in for a longer visit, this spot offers a comfortable home-away-from-home feel. Explore the nearby national park or check out the classic roadside gift shops just down the road.
New amenities are being added, with additional campsites and fire rings coming soon.
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Front Row Seat! Petrified Forest!
16. Front Row Seat! Petrified Forest!
78%
(69)
38mi from Dilkon · 2 sites
Learn more about this land:This raw land property, right at the edge of the Petrified Forest National Park, gives you amazing views of and walking access into the park (with an already purchased entrance pass) to the ancient Puerco Pueblo and the stunning views of Newspaper Rock.
Cell reception in the area is decent. I had access to TMobile data from the property the last time I was there though not all areas of the park have the same luxury.
City folk (like it seems I have sadly become these days) often forget what a beautiful starry night sky can look like. One clear night here and you'll see a sky full of stars, the milky way, planets and maybe a shooting star.
As a International Dark Sky Park, the parks nightscape falls on the Bortel scale of 3 (1 being darkest and 9 being brightest). For more info go to www.nps.gov/pefo/learn/nature/darkskies
Outside of the Petrified Forest National Park in Holbrook, we recommend visiting Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Co. and the Navajo County Historical Society Museum.
Nearest gas can be found at the Painted Desert Visitor Center or west down I-40 toward Holbrook at the Hopi Travel Plaza.
In Holbrook, groceries can be found at Safeway and local restaurants include Camaleon Cafe, Butterfield Stage Co. Steak House and Mandarin Beauty and host of other Mexican and American restaurants.
Trucks do come down Adamana Rd to the storage facility during the week though you probably won't hear or see them much. The train can be a bit loud and obnoxious for some (or a something exciting for the kids) depending on how frequently it passes through so ear plugs at night may be advised.
I'm usually pretty accessible and close to my phone so feel free to message me with any questions you may have, before during or after your trip!
***Please read all rules and descriptions in the listing thoroughly before booking to make sure this listing is a good fit!***
We look forward to having you!
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Painted Desert Hideaway
17. Painted Desert Hideaway
100%
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38mi from Dilkon · 1 site · Tent, RV
This property is located in the high desert of northeastern Arizona, near Holbrook and just minutes from the world-famous Petrified Forest National Park. The area is known for its wide-open landscapes, colorful badlands, fossilized wood, and expansive desert skies, creating a peaceful, scenic environment ideal for exploration, photography, and stargazing.
The surrounding terrain is typical high desert at approximately 5,200 feet in elevation, featuring mostly flat to gently rolling land with native desert vegetation and distant panoramic views. Visitors can expect quiet surroundings, dramatic sunsets, and a strong sense of space and solitude.
One of the main attractions nearby is Petrified Forest National Park, home to millions-of-years-old petrified logs, Painted Desert overlooks, and well-maintained scenic drives. The park offers short, easy hiking trails, pull-off viewpoints, and educational exhibits accessible to visitors of all ages.
Public restrooms and amenities are available inside the national park at major visitor centers, including the Painted Desert Visitor Center and the Rainbow Forest Museum. These locations also provide drinking water, shaded picnic areas, gift shops, and park information. Additional services, such as gas, food, groceries, and lodging, are available in the town of Holbrook, roughly 20–30 minutes away.
Holbrook is a historic Route 66 town, offering classic roadside diners, motels, museums, and petrified wood shops selling legally sourced pieces. Nearby campgrounds, RV parks, and hotels provide convenient overnight options, as the national park itself does not allow developed camping.
Visitors should plan ahead by bringing water, sun protection, and appropriate footwear, as services outside of town and the park are limited. Wildlife such as coyotes, jackrabbits, birds, and lizards may be seen in the area, adding to the authentic desert experience.
Overall, this property offers proximity to a nationally recognized natural landmark, easy access to essential amenities, and a unique high-desert setting that delivers both beauty and tranquility.
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Chevelon Canyon Highlands
18. Chevelon Canyon Highlands
38mi from Dilkon · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to the edge of the high desert.
Set at the very end of a quiet dirt road, this 230-acre private property offers rare access to vast open space, dramatic canyon views, and true solitude. Located about 30 minutes off pavement, the drive in is part of the experience. A medium-clearance vehicle is recommended, though high-clearance 4x4 is not required. The final mile becomes a bit rough at a few spots that cross sandstone, but there are no major obstacles for a standard truck or SUV. Off-road or higher-clearance travel trailers are welcome, provided they are not excessively long or low to the ground.
The land itself is expansive and immersive. With over a mile of Chevelon Creek forming the southern boundary, the property drops into a massive canyon with 300-foot cliffs, sweeping views, and a sense of scale that feels more like a national park than private land. Advanced rock climbers have quietly begun establishing rappel routes and sport climbs into the canyon. While climbing access is informal and at your own discretion, the remoteness and openness of the area has long made it a haven for experienced adventurers.
To the north, the property borders a large stretch of BLM land, offering endless room to explore, hike, and roam without crowds. Despite the size and openness, the land feels remarkably private. There are no neighbors in sight, no traffic, and no noise beyond wind, birds, and the canyon below.
This is a place for those seeking something rare:
– Overlanders looking for space, views, and quiet
– Adventurers and climbers drawn to wild terrain
– Retreat groups wanting privacy, inspiration, and room to breathe
– Anyone craving the feeling of being far away, without being unreachable
If you’re looking for polished amenities and tight campsites, this isn’t it. But if you’re looking for scale, silence, stars, and a landscape that stops you in your tracks, you’ve found something special.
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Take It Easy RV Park
19. Take It Easy RV Park
31mi from Dilkon
Take It Easy RV Park stands out as a unique destination for travelers seeking a blend of comfort and nature. Our park is currently open and accepting reservations, ensuring that your stay is both safe and enjoyable. Owner Mike is dedicated to enhancing the park's facilities, creating a peaceful environment where guests can unwind while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
We offer 44 spacious pull-thru sites equipped with full 50 amp and 30 amp hookups, as well as options for dry camping and traditional tent sites. This variety caters to all types of campers, whether you prefer the convenience of an RV or the simplicity of tent camping.
Our pet-friendly park features ample space for your furry companions to roam and enjoy the outdoors. Additionally, we provide propane for sale on-site, making it easy for you to stock up during your stay.
Whether you're planning a short getaway or a longer retreat, Take It Easy RV Park is the perfect place to relax and explore the surrounding natural beauty. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
OK RV Park
20. OK RV Park
32mi from Dilkon
Nestled between the Navajo Nation and the Fort Apache Indian Reservation along I-40, OK RV Park stands out as a welcoming oasis for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. This unique campground offers a friendly atmosphere, making it the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural beauty of the region.
Just a short drive away, you can hike or bike the scenic trails of Petrified Forest National Park, where ancient trees turned to stone create a breathtaking landscape. For those who enjoy golfing, Hidden Cove offers a delightful course to test your skills. If you're looking to cool off, the city pools provide a refreshing escape during the warmer months.
Don't miss the chance to marvel at the world’s best-preserved meteor crater, a fascinating geological wonder that draws visitors from around the globe. After a day of exploration, indulge in some retail therapy at the quirky shops that dot the area, each offering unique treasures and local crafts.
Additionally, it's worth noting that modern I-40 closely follows the historic Route 66, adding a touch of nostalgia to your journey. With so much to see and do, OK RV Park is the ideal spot to experience the rich culture and natural wonders of this remarkable region.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Jay
2 days ago
22 ft travel trailer
This property offered exactly what we were looking for, which was something off the beaten path away from the highway that offered a great view of the stars. The instructions provided at booking were accurate and straightforward. The host was very friendly and greeted us upon arrival and ensured we had what we needed for the stay. The four-legged welcoming committee was a bonus for us! Great experience! Thank you!
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Jeffrey
2 weeks ago
15 ft truck camper
Beautiful views and very peaceful. I had no problem finding it. Would definitely stay there again.
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Laura
3 weeks ago
28 ft travel trailer
With pets
Great spot off the grid. Level site and beautiful night sky like i have not seen in years! Great views of the National Park.
We felt very safe too.
My only suggestion is that once you hit the unsaved road (only 1/2 mile and easy even with a 28 foot travel trailer and SUV) you ignore GPS and look for an orange sign on your left which says " Petrified Forrest."
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Anna
3 weeks ago
22 ft Class C
With kids
Loved making memories with my kids around the campfire staring at the incredible stars and listening to the coyotes yelp in the distance. Clean toilet and level spot for our 24 ft RV. Loved it!
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Malcolm
3 weeks ago
Tent
This was our second time coming back and it was just as great as the first. Ken is very welcoming. The site is amazing at night especially if you like starry skies. It is a great experience. Highly recommend!
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Carmanda
3 weeks ago
16 ft car
I have to say, I have always lived next to train track’s so the trains didn’t bother me. It was quiet and secluded and just what I needed.
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Emily
April 2026
20 ft campervan
With pets
Wow! What a find. This place has clean portable toilets, flat sites and Paula was a great host. I was able to explore the property with my dogs and really enjoyed my stay. I will definitely come back
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Amanda
April 2026
36 ft fifth wheel
With pets
We loved our stay! The road in is rough, but if you go slow, it is worth it. The views were breath taking and Paula maintains the space very well!
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Jay
April 2026
Tent
This is not for the faint of heart. This sight is down some “this can’t be the right way” roads. But once you are there it is beautiful and peaceful. I would definitely recommend if you are up for an adventure. The site was well appointed for a primitive campsite that features solar lights, games and a water pump. Ken was responsive and quick with communication. My only critique is that the solar lights did impact the star gazing based on our expectations, but I have also never seen such a beautiful night sky.
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Tony
April 2026
20 ft campervan
With pets
Nice private big open views. Cool rocks and rock formations. Clean portable toilet.
Road is rough coming in as already mentioned, but I liked the van storage stress test. Gonna find all those rattles and baton down the hatches.
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mary
April 2026
16 ft truck camper
Isolated and peaceful. Ken’s table with a sun slat was wonderful. Loved being off the grid.
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Janelle
March 2026
Group trip
Beautiful area and very accommodating. The bed was really comfortable.
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Janet
March 2026
22 ft travel trailer
Quiet isolated spot. Beautiful sunrise, sunset and stars. Hard to find - don’t use the coordinates given on Hipcamp
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Kamille
March 2026
Tent
Paula is an outstanding host. The amount of firewood you get is more than fair and you have the convenience of not hauling it your self.
The campsite itself is simple but perfectly placed; flat ground for tents, natural rock outcroppings, and just enough distance from any neighbor to feel secluded without being inaccessible. It invites you to unplug completely. You trade noise for quiet and screens for starlight. It is a place to breathe, to reflect, and to remember how beautiful simplicity can be.
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Krista
March 2026
Tent
With pets
It really was a hilltop view of Winslow! Incredibly private and plenty of space for my dogs to roam. Very safe and right off I-40
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David
March 2026
24 ft Class C
With kids
Nice, quiet, easy access (minus a few bumps in the road). Thanks for sharing your view!
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Jacob
March 2026
1 night at Petrified Forest
Was a fun night under the stars. Host answered all my questions! Hope to return one day
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mark
March 2026
Tent
Good place to drop your tent for a night or two. Beautiful night skies
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Kasey
March 2026
Tent
Group trip
The view of the stars at night was incredible! The road was definitely rough getting out there but it was dry when we went and I made it fine in my Escape with no 4WD so it was do-able. The site is isolated (some highway noise but it is distant so makes for great white noise) and well-maintained with some really great amenities: horseshoes, cornhole, a little putt putt green, fire blanket, roasting sticks for hot dogs/s'mores, plus an outdoor shower setup and compost toilet. We had an excellent time and plan on staying again next time we are in the area!!!
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Naveed
March 2026
Tent
With kids
Ken has an amazing, secluded site! We didn't have any neighbors so it made it especially private which just added to the feeling of being "out there". The wide open views and clear skies were exactly what my family and I needed to have a nice get away.
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