The best mountainous campgrounds near Navajo Mountain, Utah

Pitch your tent under Navajo Mountain’s rugged skyline. With 13 mountainous campsites on Hipcamp, you’ll wake up to sandstone cliffs and wide-open desert air. Climbing, hiking, and fishing keep you busy by day; campfires and stargazing take over at night. Bring your dog—most sites allow pets—and you won’t have to skip hot showers. Prices start at $50, with an average night around $200. For seasoned advice, check out FireTree Camping (109 reviews), Glamping In Navajoland (44 reviews), and Antelope Canyon Navajo Hogan (11 reviews). You’ll find showers, campfires allowed, and plenty of space for pets at most sites. Navajo Mountain doesn’t do crowds, but it delivers on views and adventure every time.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Glamping In Navajoland

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(58)

46mi from Navajo Mountain · 10 sites · Lodging · Page , AZ

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.

2. FireTree Camping

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(285)

28mi from Navajo Mountain · 2 sites · Tents · Monument Valley, UT

FireTree offers you peace and serenity in an atmosphere of rustic charm for your desert camping experience. Outside your tent, you can sit and sip a drink in the pure clean air, read a favorite book, have a picnic, or simply gaze at the scenery. Accommodations include restroom with hot showers and potable water. Short walk to campsite (about 50 to 100 feet). We allow car and van camping, but we're not specifically set up for that. Parking spaces may not be level. Please print or download a map from our website, and DO NOT FOLLOW Google Maps or other navigation. https://firetreeinn.com/map.html

Pitch your tent under Navajo Mountain’s rugged skyline. With 13 mountainous campsites on Hipcamp, you’ll wake up to sandstone cliffs and wide-open desert air. Climbing, hiking, and fishing keep you busy by day; campfires and stargazing take over at night. Bring your dog—most sites allow pets—and you won’t have to skip hot showers. Prices start at $50, with an average night around $200. For seasoned advice, check out FireTree Camping (109 reviews), Glamping In Navajoland (44 reviews), and Antelope Canyon Navajo Hogan (11 reviews). You’ll find showers, campfires allowed, and plenty of space for pets at most sites. Navajo Mountain doesn’t do crowds, but it delivers on views and adventure every time.

98% (155)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Glamping In Navajoland

100%

(58)

46mi from Navajo Mountain · 10 sites · Lodging · Page , AZ

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.

2. FireTree Camping

95%

(285)

28mi from Navajo Mountain · 2 sites · Tents · Monument Valley, UT

FireTree offers you peace and serenity in an atmosphere of rustic charm for your desert camping experience. Outside your tent, you can sit and sip a drink in the pure clean air, read a favorite book, have a picnic, or simply gaze at the scenery. Accommodations include restroom with hot showers and potable water. Short walk to campsite (about 50 to 100 feet). We allow car and van camping, but we're not specifically set up for that. Parking spaces may not be level. Please print or download a map from our website, and DO NOT FOLLOW Google Maps or other navigation. https://firetreeinn.com/map.html

Stories from the community

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Nadine

July 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to FireTree Camping

Ohne die Anfahrtsbeschreibung von Martin hätten wir das Camp bestimmt nicht gefunden...diese unbefestigten Wege waren aufregend zu fahren, Wie beschrieben und auf den Fotos, außergewöhnliches Badhaus! netter Kontakt, vielen Dank, Nadine und Michael

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Michael

May 2025

Tent

3 nights at FireTree Camping

The camping area is secluded from the rest of the tourist area. There is a good ablution block with showers toilets and sinks with hot and cold water. There are areas set aside for barbecuing or even an open fire. They do have hey Weber kettle Grill there available but you have to bring your own charcoal of course. Lots of cats around which add to the ambience. Definitely would suggest for camping. We were a group of four total having two tents. If there are a lot more people camping it will make the ablution block a lot more crowded.

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Emmanuel

May 2025

Tent

1 night at FireTree Camping

Their place is nice and quiet at the foot of a small hill. I was unlucky with the weather; it rained a little in the morning. Raquel and Martin invited me to share their coffee, and we had a very interesting conversation. They are very friendly, and I highly recommend staying here.