90% (102) • 15 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Moenkopi
Naked Skull Campgrounds
1. Naked Skull Campgrounds
98%
(58)
26mi from Moenkopi · 26 sites · Tents, RVs
*** NOTICE: Due to the winter season and work that we would like to do to improve guest stays in the future, we have 'closed' the campgrounds until April 1, 2026. We hope that you will consider staying with us in the future. We currently cannot accept any bookings for 2026; part of the improvements we are doing is to reimagine the 'sites'. We want to make sure each guest has a view and privacy in their site. Once we determine how many sites we will have and prepare them for guests we will update Hipcamp with the new sites that will be available with pictures and open bookings up online again. ***
This is RURAL camping and fully off-grid without facilities.
7 miles DIRT ROAD, 4 wheel drive recommended.
We are located 50 miles (1 hour) northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona.
Our 60 acre property offers a unique experience for those looking for a place to unplug and explore with plenty of privacy and room to roam. You'll enjoy incredible views of the Painted Desert, Gray Mountain, and the San Francisco peaks.
13 miles to Cameron, Arizona
37 miles to Wupatki National Monument.
38 miles to Tuba City, Arizona.
42 miles to Grand Canyon National Park (south rim).
NOTE - as a rural, off-grid, desert location you may encounter wildlife (nice and not so nice ones) while on the property or hiking around the wilderness.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$44
/ night
Glamping on Navajo
2. Glamping on Navajo
100%
(58)
49mi from Moenkopi · 10 sites · Lodging
We are a Native American-owned large-acreage working sheep ranch and off-grid Glamping hotel offering guests a unique stay at our ranch on the Navajo Nation. Shash Diné is an ideal basecamp for Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell, the Colorado River, Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, and both rims of the Grand Canyon. Our ranch's views and night sky are breathtaking, dazzling, and quite humbling. We offer comfort while immersed in nature, True outstanding natural beauty.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$180
/ night
Stone Soup Desert Views
3. Stone Soup Desert Views
75%
(6)
25mi from Moenkopi · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Back to basics with endless desert sky. Hike giant rock sculptures, gather petrified wood, maybe find the hidden pond or seasonal Little Colorado to splash in . Bathed in the Canyon's ethereal ambiance, powdery views of Navajo Plateau and snowy San Francisco Peaks await.
This is “Stone Soup,” in honor of unique geology and a folktale where everyone brings something to make a whole greater than its parts. A hut, built with love during musical campouts, materials are recycled from building sites may be available, on a first-come first serve basis, but please don't count on anything being there but the open land and sky.
There are 40 acres to explore and camp on. You can follow the property boundaries, or just head straight out from the hut away from the road or on the other side of the road for at least half a mile and camp anywhere. You can drive all over the land in a regular vehicle and find your spot.
If you do use the hut, please leave it in better shape than you found it. Same with the land.
Here is my vision: Adventurous, creative, nature-loving kindred souls can converge on these 40 acres and bring what they need but also share with one another (the stone soup spirit). Although you do need to take in and out everything (water, food, bedding...) and there is no outhouse at the moment (dunes for some privacy, and thinly bury your waste), you can drive anywhere on the land and have what you need in your vehicle. It sometimes gets windy, so car-camping is recommended over tents, though you can also bring your RV.
Basically at the moment, this is an isolated, wild campsite, with total peace and quiet but where you bring everything. There is no running water, cooking supplies, or toilet. You may find firewood further down the road, and can have a fire anytime, but nothing is supplied. You will need to take your trash with you. The photos are not up to date and still show amenities that are not there. The hut may be available, but it is just a structure with no door.
Also note that there is no way to get there with Google maps/ GPS coordinate. I will send detailed directions if you book, but you probably want to arrive with some daylight.
If prepared to rough it, it's a gorgeous site with open sky, amazing views, stars, rocks, and silence.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$14
/ night
Kaibab National Forest
4. Kaibab National Forest
95%
(31)
291 sites · Williams, Arizona
It’s time to get wild in the wild west! Head into the red rocks, pines, deserts, and canyons and sink your soul into some vast and untrammelled land that is beyond amazing. Kaibab National Forest has got what you need for a Northern Arizona getaway no matter what you are looking for. With three distinct areas: Williams, Tusayan, and North Kaibab, this diverse place will leave you with a perma-smile and a wild streak you didn’t know you had. Also, wait for it...this forest borders both the north and south side of Grand Canyon National Park! For all the epicness that the Grand Canyon offers (some of the trails actually follow the rim of the canyon!) without the tourists and crowds, come here and feel like you hit the jackpot. There’s really no other way to say it. You just gotta see it for yourself!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
90% (102) • 15 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Moenkopi
Naked Skull Campgrounds
1. Naked Skull Campgrounds
98%
(58)
26mi from Moenkopi · 26 sites · Tents, RVs
*** NOTICE: Due to the winter season and work that we would like to do to improve guest stays in the future, we have 'closed' the campgrounds until April 1, 2026. We hope that you will consider staying with us in the future. We currently cannot accept any bookings for 2026; part of the improvements we are doing is to reimagine the 'sites'. We want to make sure each guest has a view and privacy in their site. Once we determine how many sites we will have and prepare them for guests we will update Hipcamp with the new sites that will be available with pictures and open bookings up online again. ***
This is RURAL camping and fully off-grid without facilities.
7 miles DIRT ROAD, 4 wheel drive recommended.
We are located 50 miles (1 hour) northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona.
Our 60 acre property offers a unique experience for those looking for a place to unplug and explore with plenty of privacy and room to roam. You'll enjoy incredible views of the Painted Desert, Gray Mountain, and the San Francisco peaks.
13 miles to Cameron, Arizona
37 miles to Wupatki National Monument.
38 miles to Tuba City, Arizona.
42 miles to Grand Canyon National Park (south rim).
NOTE - as a rural, off-grid, desert location you may encounter wildlife (nice and not so nice ones) while on the property or hiking around the wilderness.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$44
/ night
Glamping on Navajo
2. Glamping on Navajo
100%
(58)
49mi from Moenkopi · 10 sites · Lodging
We are a Native American-owned large-acreage working sheep ranch and off-grid Glamping hotel offering guests a unique stay at our ranch on the Navajo Nation. Shash Diné is an ideal basecamp for Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell, the Colorado River, Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, and both rims of the Grand Canyon. Our ranch's views and night sky are breathtaking, dazzling, and quite humbling. We offer comfort while immersed in nature, True outstanding natural beauty.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$180
/ night
Stone Soup Desert Views
3. Stone Soup Desert Views
75%
(6)
25mi from Moenkopi · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Back to basics with endless desert sky. Hike giant rock sculptures, gather petrified wood, maybe find the hidden pond or seasonal Little Colorado to splash in . Bathed in the Canyon's ethereal ambiance, powdery views of Navajo Plateau and snowy San Francisco Peaks await.
This is “Stone Soup,” in honor of unique geology and a folktale where everyone brings something to make a whole greater than its parts. A hut, built with love during musical campouts, materials are recycled from building sites may be available, on a first-come first serve basis, but please don't count on anything being there but the open land and sky.
There are 40 acres to explore and camp on. You can follow the property boundaries, or just head straight out from the hut away from the road or on the other side of the road for at least half a mile and camp anywhere. You can drive all over the land in a regular vehicle and find your spot.
If you do use the hut, please leave it in better shape than you found it. Same with the land.
Here is my vision: Adventurous, creative, nature-loving kindred souls can converge on these 40 acres and bring what they need but also share with one another (the stone soup spirit). Although you do need to take in and out everything (water, food, bedding...) and there is no outhouse at the moment (dunes for some privacy, and thinly bury your waste), you can drive anywhere on the land and have what you need in your vehicle. It sometimes gets windy, so car-camping is recommended over tents, though you can also bring your RV.
Basically at the moment, this is an isolated, wild campsite, with total peace and quiet but where you bring everything. There is no running water, cooking supplies, or toilet. You may find firewood further down the road, and can have a fire anytime, but nothing is supplied. You will need to take your trash with you. The photos are not up to date and still show amenities that are not there. The hut may be available, but it is just a structure with no door.
Also note that there is no way to get there with Google maps/ GPS coordinate. I will send detailed directions if you book, but you probably want to arrive with some daylight.
If prepared to rough it, it's a gorgeous site with open sky, amazing views, stars, rocks, and silence.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$14
/ night
Kaibab National Forest
4. Kaibab National Forest
95%
(31)
291 sites · Williams, Arizona
It’s time to get wild in the wild west! Head into the red rocks, pines, deserts, and canyons and sink your soul into some vast and untrammelled land that is beyond amazing. Kaibab National Forest has got what you need for a Northern Arizona getaway no matter what you are looking for. With three distinct areas: Williams, Tusayan, and North Kaibab, this diverse place will leave you with a perma-smile and a wild streak you didn’t know you had. Also, wait for it...this forest borders both the north and south side of Grand Canyon National Park! For all the epicness that the Grand Canyon offers (some of the trails actually follow the rim of the canyon!) without the tourists and crowds, come here and feel like you hit the jackpot. There’s really no other way to say it. You just gotta see it for yourself!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Bob
November 2025
17 ft Class B
I loved the quiet solitude of Clove and Keith's land. The sunsets and sunrises were beautiful. There is so much to say and enjoy about their land. I saw wild horses running across the plains. The landscape and peace that I encountered was worth the drive. I would defiantly go back and looking forward to it!!
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Kyle
October 2025
Tent
With pets
We absolutely loved this campsite it was extremely private and remote. If you are not looking for a 1 hour off of the highway dirt road trek in just be aware. BUT if you are looking for 40 acres of expansive desert to explore nearly all to yourself this is the place for you ! Clove and Keith just bought this property and did a great job welcoming us and making sure we got settled okay. Overall we had a quick but great stop here feels like youre on mars.
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Jessica
October 2025
Tent
Outstanding stay!!! A couple important notes. First, Google maps was on point, Apple Maps didn’t understand the assignment. Second, you must arrive before dark because of the landscape. That said, Clove and Keith went above and beyond to help me arrive and get settled. Perfect for stargazing and hiking while enjoying the rock formations. If I wander back this way I’ll definitely stay here again.
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John-Thomas
October 2025
Tent
With kids
The site was remote, the kids loved wondering the dunes and nearby rock formations. The night sky was brilliant. Bring a UV light and look for glow in the dark scorpions.
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sarah
October 2025
1 night at Glamping on Navajo
end zone, one of the coolest places I’ve ever been. Accommodations were awesome, clean tent with extra supplies provided – earplugs, water, bottles, etc.… Overall, the experience was amazing. Great hosts… Can’t wait to come back!
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William
August 2025
15 ft campervan
With no road noise and no artificial lights other than a couple on the property this is a great location to view the stars and enjoy the quiet of Northern Arizona. Plenty of room to walk about and enjoy yourself with no distractions.
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Don
July 2025
Tent
It was great, but the wind was terrible, they were great host, privacy was great, next time bringing my motorhome it was a little tough in a tent, beautiful views, overall it was really good, will do it again, it is a7 mile dirt road. But it's no bad, I will be back, saw some wild horses which was cool, rented a bike went for a ride, that was fun, the bathroom was clean, what more can I say
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Nathan
July 2025
Tent
Tent camping in a private little campsite set against beautiful red rock. About 7.5 miles down a dirt road but worth the incredible 365° landscape at sunset. Would absolutely recommend for the adventurous.
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Howard
June 2025
18 ft campervan
Stunning beauty camping in our van among the rock formations. We were the only campers there on a Sunday night. Donovan and Linda are gracious hosts.
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Phil
June 2025
Tent
Great choice of well placed campsites with impressive views on property. Great hosts who ensured we got situated and obviously are very invested in the care of their property. Highest recommendation.
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William
May 2025
Tent
With pets
We’ve been traveling from the Ca. Foothills to camp in the red rock country for close to 50 years. In the old days, we could arrive at a place like Valley of Fire or Desert View without advance notice and score a site. Now, no. Thank goodness for Hipcamp. The route between Flagstaff and Utah was always a camping challenge. This May we found Naked Skull, liked what we saw and booked four nights. Linda put us in 7T and we loved it. Quiet wide open vistas in a rock protected site where we parked our pop up. Lots of lizards, a few wild horses and exquisite sky. Linda and Donavin were attentive hosts, made sure we were fine and gave us friendly space. Now that we have a place to stay, we’ll be taking 89 more often.
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David
May 2025
Tent
The last spectacular sunset lingers out to the west. My campsite, a secluded cove surrounded by sandstone boulders. This could be the best campsite I have ever stayed. Naked Skull is sixty-five acres located seven miles off HWY-89. Access is a bumpy but maintained dirt road. This campground caught my eye because of the proximity to the Grand Canyon and also because it is clothing optional. The sites are well spaced out providing privacy and solitude from other campers. Wild stallions roam the property. The lack of light pollution allows for extreme sky watching. A wonderous sunset, a sea of stars fill the sky, and a sunrise that brings tears to the eyes. My only criticism is that I only stayed one night. I would highly recommend Naked Skull to those seeking Solitude. Thank you to the hosts for being so welcoming.
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Fern
May 2025
Tent
What an amazing property! We had the most incredible camping experience at this site. The property itself is stunning with its incredible views especially during sunset!
Donavin and Linda were incredibly accommodating and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. Moving our tent site to a more secluded area blocking us from the wind the night of our stay which was very thoughtful. Their directions to the site were spot-on, which made finding our way there a breeze.
I cannot recommend this camping site enough, it's a true gem!
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Dan
May 2025
22 ft campervan
This was my first time at a Hipcamp and was pleasantly surprised. Actually, this place was nothing short of awesome. The hosts, Linda and Donavin, were over the top helpful, welcoming, and accommodating. Donavin provided an unexpected tour of the property upon my arrival, pointed out the highlights, and enumerated the local flora and fauna, including the wild mustangs. This 60 acre property is remote and relatively untouched which is a large part of its appeal. Adjoining properties are largely undeveloped, thereby giving a sense of the varied desert landscape as far as the eye can see. Some beautiful views are available from your campsite with Humphrey’s Peak (Arizona’s tallest at 12633 ft) to the south and the Colorado plateau to the north. The 7 mile road off of Route 89 to this location is unpaved, mildly rutted at times, but posed no problem at all. To navigate to this property, I would suggest using the provided Google map’s pin to avoid any confusion. As others noted, the stargazing is absolutely amazing, weather permitting. Most, if not all sites, have a fire ring and mine was provided with some firewood. I cannot overstate what a great time that I had conversing with wonderful and interesting couple that shared a campfire with me. All in all, a wonderful experience!
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Paula
April 2025
24 ft campervan
With pets
“Nudity Optional” sign entering property. I did not see in description on hipcamp. I had one night and a very awesome experience. If you are comfortable with the undressed, I highly recommend this beautiful place! Host couple friendly and gracious. 7 miles of rough dirt/gravel county road to get to the spot; rough for sprinter Van, but I did it. See video on my YouTube channel @alwaysgalavanting.
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Dana
April 2025
With kids
Such a cool experience. We appreciated the welcoming, the accommodations were thoughtful and SO comfortable. A great spot along our journey through AZ. I would 100% come back.
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Andy
April 2025
24 ft pop-up camper
What an amazing property and great hosts. Linda and Donavin are lovely people who go out of their way to welcome everyone to enjoy this wonderful escape, where it’s easy to unplug and relax.
Fun to explore the property, sit by a fire or meet your neighbors in a super chilled atmosphere, as clothed or unclothed as you feel like.
Was sad to move on and will definitely be back!
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Cameron
March 2025
2 nights at Stone Soup Desert Views
The views at Stone Soup were gorgeous -- both the surrounding dunes during the day, and the incredibly clear view of the stars at night. Kate was also a great host and gave us great directions and timely updates on the site.
I would recommend a high clearance vehicle -- the dirt roads leading to the site scraped the bottom of our sedan a few times. The shelter keeps the wind out, but with no heat definitely bring warm bedding! But all in all, we loved the privacy and beauty of Stone Soup. Would definitely recommend for an off-grid experience near the Grand Canyon!
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