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The best RV sites in Wupatki National Monument, AZ

Name: Wupatki National Monument
Address: Camping
Rating: 4.8

96% (48)

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Wupatki National Monument adventure.

Top-rated campsites near Wupatki National Monument

Grand Canyon Oasis

1. Grand Canyon Oasis

93%

(378)

8.1mi from Wupatki National Monument · 9 sites · Tents, RVs

We are a family-owned RV park and Tiny Home Glampground located 50 minutes from the east entrance to Grand Canyon National Park and only 20 minutes north of Flagstaff, Arizona. Our family -- Adam, Shelley, Zoe, Ava, and Cairo -- purchased the RV park in 2021. The property was a trading post for decades but had fallen into disrepair. We have been busy painting, cleaning and improving the grounds to become a comfortable oasis for your family. Our location on US Hwy 89 on the east side of the highway is only a few miles from the breathtaking aspens of Lockett Meadow, the ruins of Wupatki National Monument and the lava flows at Sunset Crater. The park is a short drive to downtown Flagstaff, and on the way to the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, Moab and Durango. Stay the night or as long as you like! Drink in the hibiscus sunrises above the Painted Desert and relax into the long shadows of the San Francisco Peaks. Let us know if you want to borrow a telescope to explore the darkest night sky you have ever seen! We are excited to share our home with you! DARK SKIES **** WE NOW HAVE A CAR CHARGING STATION**** **** WE HAVE A NEW HUGE DOG PARK***

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Painted Desert Outpost

2. Painted Desert Outpost

99%

(74)

14mi from Wupatki National Monument · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

We offer a RURAL, rustic camping experience. Our property is off-grid thus we cannot offer you any sort of facilities or services at this time & your cell may not be 100% useful. We chose Outpost in our name because we believe it provides an accurate description: a remote, isolated station, settlement, or camp located at a distance from the main body. Our property is 7.4 miles down a dirt Indian Route through a significant wash and while 4 wheel drive is ideal, you can make it in nice weather conditions without 4 wheel drive. Keith’s sister made it in her Chevrolet Sonic, for example. Large RVs may scrape along the way; we did with our 40' fifth wheel. 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. The night skies will be unlike anything you’ve seen unless you have been in the middle of the ocean with no light pollution. Some important things to note about our property: Our property will always and forever be a Safe Place for all people. We hold no prejudices regardless of race, ethnicity, or creeds. Our guests will always be respected, loved and welcome and it must be that way with other guests. We are a clothing optional campground, which means you may be naked on our property. We are pet-friendly. We have two medium size puppies. Let's ensure our furry friends have as much fun as we are having by keeping them on a leash and we clean up after them. We also wouldn't want them to chase away the wild mustangs, which are beautiful to see in full gallop. NOTICE: As a desert location you may encounter wildlife (nice and not so nice) while on the property hiking around. We have seen pacific gopher snakes, non-venomous snake that eats rodents and has similar markings to rattlesnakes, which are also present. A triangle head means venomous. Listen carefully while hiking around. Distances to points of interest: We are located 50 miles (1 hour) northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona. 13 miles to Cameron, Arizona (Navajo Nation) 37 miles to Wupatki National Monument. 38 miles to Tuba City, Arizona (Navajo Nation) 42 miles to Grand Canyon National Park (south rim).

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Historic Downtown Adjacent

3. Historic Downtown Adjacent

97%

(91)

28mi from Wupatki National Monument · 2 sites

Historic Downtown Adjacent! Full hook ups: water, sewer and 30 amp available! Quiet neighborhood with mature pine trees. As with many parts of Flagstaff, an occasional distant train whistle may be heard. Relatively flat, gravel driveway. About a 1/2 mile walk to Historic Downtown Flagstaff. No Uber or Lyft required (unless you want to...and then it's about a 2 minute ride) like the other out of town spots... Mountain biking and hiking close by! Space is approximately 14' wide x 45' long. Cats ok. If you're planning a visit to the charming and historic Downtown Flagstaff, securing a parking space with full hookups can significantly enhance your experience. This type of parking accommodation is perfect for RV travelers who seek both convenience and comfort. Full hookups typically include water, electricity, and sewage connections, ensuring that you have all the amenities you need for an stress-free stay. Located close to Downtown Flagstaff, you will be within walking distance to an array of unique shops, delicious restaurants, and fascinating historical sites. Whether you're exploring the Lowell Observatory, enjoying the vibrant nightlife, or simply soaking in the historic ambiance, having a full hookup parking spot nearby provides the perfect blend of modern comforts and easy access to all that Flagstaff has to offer. We’re located in a quiet residential area. Like much of Flagstaff, you may occasionally hear a distant train whistle. Recent city updates have reduced frequency and volume, and most guests find it brief and not disruptive. If you’re a very light sleeper, consider bringing earplugs.

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Village Camp Flagstaff Cabins & RVs

4. Village Camp Flagstaff Cabins & RVs

92%

(50)

33mi from Wupatki National Monument · 176 sites · RVs, Lodging

Village Camp Flagstaff is an outdoor resort community built for the modern adventurer. It’s a fresh take on outdoor hospitality—offering stylish Adventure Cabins and luxury RV sites, all designed to elevate your mountain-loving lifestyle. With curated amenities and a weekly lineup of on-property events and experiences, it’s the perfect basecamp for your next Flagstaff escape. Accommodations: RV Sites Choose from a variety of full-hookup RV sites, including Standard Back-In, Premium Back-In, and Super Premium Back-In options—each designed to accommodate rigs of all sizes. Many sites offer beautiful natural surroundings, with easy access to trails and resort amenities. Adventure Cabins We offer several Adventure Cabin layouts, sleeping anywhere from 4 to 9 guests. Each cabin features a kitchenette or full kitchen, luxe bathrooms, and one or two patios—ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring Northern Arizona.

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Full hookups

Peaceful Experience Ranch 🌄😍

5. Peaceful Experience Ranch 🌄😍

95%

(37)

40mi from Wupatki National Monument · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

New to Hipcamp? Join the platform using this link 🔗 hipcamp.com/i/luisc76217e and get $10 off your first booking! 😍 What to Expect: Discover peace, privacy, and natural beauty just 20 miles from the Grand Canyon. Enjoy stargazing, mountain views, and the perfect retreat for adventure seekers. 🍂. Come relax, camp under a starlit sky 🌌, and create unique moments surrounded by peace and nature. 🌄 🛏️ Amenities and Features: - Spacious area perfect for camping or RV parking. - Stargazing and breathtaking sunrise/sunsets. - Scenic mountain views and secluded privacy. - Flat terrain for easy tent setup. 🚗 Only 20 miles from the Grand Canyon for breathtaking views, 30 miles from the charming Route 66 town of Williams, and 45 miles from the vibrant city of Flagstaff. 🛣️Road Conditions: Highway 180 is well-paved, but once you turn onto Laguna Rd, it becomes a dirt road. The property itself is a bit bumpy, so drive slowly and carefully for a smooth trip. ⚠️ → IMPORTANT NOTICE - We haven't placed road signage yet. Please follow the detailed directions or use the Google Maps location available once your booking is confirmed. Our host is available for assistance. - Vehicle Recommendation: 4WD advised, especially during rainy seasons. 🌿 The Experience We're Offering We aim to provide our guests with an opportunity to immerse themselves in the stunning natural beauty of this area at an incredibly affordable rate. This spot allows you to connect with nature, enjoy breathtaking landscapes, and create lasting memories all while maintaining a budget-friendly experience. 🚿 Nearby Camper Services Available 🫧 Although our site is off-grid and does not offer showers or potable water, guests can access affordable shower and laundry services at Camper Services, located near the entrance to Mather Campground in Grand Canyon National Park (approximately 20 miles away). Services available daily from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm Hot Showers (5 min): $2.50 Standard Laundry (Washer): $2.50 Large Washer (40 lb): $5.50 Dryer (30 min): $1.25 Detergent, softener, and blea Detergent, softener, and bleach: $1.25 each. 🚨 Emergency Contacts: 📞 911 for Police/Fire/Ambulance 📞Coconino County Sheriff: (928) 774-4523 📞Grand Canyon National Park Service: (928) 638-7888

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Grand Sky Acres

6. Grand Sky Acres

94%

(45)

40mi from Wupatki National Monument · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

This spacious land is over 4 acres of high desert with breathtaking 360 degree views. Only 45 minutes from Flagstaff, 30 minutes from the historic Grand Canyon, and only 36 minutes from Williams, this property is in the middle of it all. There is so much potential for amazing adventures. You could go fishing in Williams or have a snowball fight in Flagstaff. If you have never seen the Grand Canyon you are in for an ultimate life changing experience. The dark night skies in this area may just keep you at camp. You can see every star out here and enjoy the escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With wide open spaces you have so much room to play. The road to the property is about 0.8 miles and is considered dirt rugged. It will require you to so down under 5 miles an hour in a few places. You have the entire road to travel on and maneuver around the big bumps. I drive my car to the property ever time and don't have an issue if I slow down and go around large holes. If there is a recent storm in the area the road could be difficult to navigate.

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Overlander's Grand Canyon Basecamp!

7. Overlander's Grand Canyon Basecamp!

93%

(15)

40mi from Wupatki National Monument · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to your slice of high desert heaven! Desert Sky Campground is our private piece of Earth nestled in between the south rim of the Grand Canyon/Kaibab National Forest and Flagstaff/Coconino National Forest. Feel free to pick your favorite spot on this nearly 5-acre canvas with a fantastic view of the San Francisco peaks that surround Flagstaff. Want to clear a space for your tent or RV? Go ahead and gently remove any small shrubs. Just remember to leave the bigger plants and trees standing tall. The road leading here might be a bit bumpy, so a 4x4 with good clearance is your best bet. Now, let's talk about the real magic: no frills, just pure, untouched nature. Think of it as your own private BLM land. Please, treat it with respect. Pack out all your trash and minimize your impact. No bathrooms, no water, no electricity – just you, the stars, and the incredible outdoors. After a day of hiking, skiing, or exploring, come back to your campsite and enjoy the breathtaking night sky. It’s the perfect way to unwind and recharge.

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Stone Soup Desert Views

8. Stone Soup Desert Views

78%

(9)

16mi from Wupatki National Monument · 8 sites · Tents, RVs

Back to basics beneath endless desert sky. Hike giant rock sculptures, gather petrified wood, maybe find the hidden pond or seasonal Little Colorado to splash in. Powdery views of the Navajo Plateau and snowy San Francisco Peaks stretch across the horizon. Nights bring incredible stars, silence, and total peace. This place is called “Stone Soup,” named both for the geology and the folktale where everyone brings something to create something greater together. The hut was built with love during musical campouts. Recycled materials from nearby building sites may sometimes be available first-come, first-served, but please expect nothing beyond open land and sky. There are 40 acres to explore and camp on. You can drive around the property in a regular vehicle and find your own spot. Camp anywhere away from the road or across from the hut for at least half a mile. If you use the hut, please leave it and the land better than you found them. The vision is simple: adventurous, creative, nature-loving kindred spirits gathering in the “stone soup” spirit, bringing what they need while sharing what they can. You’ll need to bring in and pack out everything, including water, food, bedding, and trash. There is currently no outhouse, though dunes provide some privacy if needed. Wind can pick up, so car camping is recommended over tents, though RVs work well too. At the moment this is an isolated, wild campsite with no running water, toilet, cooking setup, or supplied firewood, though fires are allowed and you may find wood farther down the road. The photos are outdated and may show amenities that are no longer there. Directions: From Flagstaff, take Highway 89 north toward Cameron. After Gray Mountain, continue a few miles to mile marker 461, before Cameron and before a large pump station. Turn right onto the dirt road directly across from mile marker 461, just before a yellow school bus stop. Follow the main dirt road for a little over 7 miles, keeping right at the fork. Stay on the biggest road, which mostly goes straight. At one point you’ll pass through fencing on both sides. The hut is very hidden from the road. After just over 7 miles, look for tire tracks veering off to the right. Turn there. As soon as you leave the main road, you’ll immediately see the hut.

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Milky Way Hip Camp

9. Milky Way Hip Camp

93%

(7)

19mi from Wupatki National Monument · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Escape to serenity with your entire family at this tranquil retreat nestled among junipers and volcanic craters just beyond Flagstaff. Embrace the charm of a quaint off-grid cabin equipped with all the essential amenities, ensuring a delightful stay while you venture into the captivating wonders that Flagstaff has in store. Discover nearby attractions such as Grand Falls, Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Monument, and, of course, the majestic Grand Canyon. Take leisurely hikes through the juniper-laden landscapes or ascend Junction Crater right from your doorstep, immersing yourself in the beauty of the Coconino National Forest with sweeping views of the Painted Desert. Unwind and create lasting memories in this peaceful haven, where the allure of nature seamlessly combines with the comfort of your off-grid cabin. Whether you're exploring the diverse wonders of Flagstaff or savoring the tranquility of the Coconino National Forest, this retreat promises a memorable experience for all.

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Private Ponderosa Paradise Camp

10. Private Ponderosa Paradise Camp

36mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Nestled among Arizona's towering ponderosa pines, this private campsite offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by fresh mountain air, wildlife, and beautiful forest scenery. Enjoy the quiet of nature, relax beneath the stars, and explore the nearby outdoor attractions that make northern Arizona a favorite destination for campers and adventurers alike. It's an ideal getaway for those seeking privacy, relaxation, and a true forest camping experience.

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Son Ranch

11. Son Ranch

100%

(1)

37mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Prestigious ranch land offering peaceful dry camping among small juniper trees and tall native grasses. Enjoy sweeping views of the San Francisco Peaks while being just 20 minutes from the Grand Canyon National Park South Entrance. Convenient access to Highway 180 makes getting here easy, yet the property feels remote and quiet. Strong cell phone service is available throughout the area. The site has no utilities, providing a true off-grid experience. The property is fully fenced, with 16-foot-wide openings on opposite sides, allowing easy pull-through access for RVs or trailers of any size.

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Flagstaff Overlook

12. Flagstaff Overlook

90%

(5)

38mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site

Learn more about this land: This site is near Williams, AZ and 45 miles from Flagstaff, AZ. Views of San Francisco Peaks are visible, elevation is over 5,000 feet and a great place to camp while visiting the area including Grand Canyon, Bearizona, Flagstaff area and more. Directions from I 40, hwy 64 to Grand Canyon Junction, right on hwy 180, turn left on Nobel, right on Goldenrod, left onto Meadowbrook, right on Pkwy.

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Blue's Ranch

13. Blue's Ranch

100%

(3)

38mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to Blue's Ranch - Park, Relax, Explore! Just 30 minutes from the Grand Canyon, we offer picturesque views and breathtaking night skies perfectly suited for campers and RV travelers in the beautiful neighborhood of Valle. Completely fenced in and gated! - **Prime Location:** 30 minutes from downtown Williams and 45 minutes from Flagstaff, Blue's Ranch offers easy access to quaint shops, delightful eateries, and the best hiking trails the Grand Canyon has to offer. - **Scenic and Safe:** Set in a tranquil neighborhood, surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes, you’re guaranteed a peaceful stay with splendid views. The clear skies and quiet nights are perfect for stargazing by the fire pit. 🔸 **Amenities - **Firepit Fun:** Included in your stay is access to our inviting fire pit. It’s perfect for those chill evenings when all you want is to roast marshmallows under the starlit sky and share stories. - **Ample Space:** Our driveway accommodates large vans and RVs, so you’ll find plenty of room to park your home-on-wheels. 🔸**Location Williams, AZ, is not just a destination; it's a vibrant community boasting an array of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and seasonal events that captivate visitors year-round. Whether you're looking to explore the depths of the Grand Canyon or enjoy the local charm, Blue's Ranch offers the perfect base for all of your Norther Arizona adventures! 🌟 **Book Your Stay Today and Experience Northern Arizona the way it was meant to be experienced!** Whether you’re passing through or looking for a scenic place to unwind, Blue's Ranch promises convenience with a touch of adventure. We can’t wait to welcome you! 📅 Check availability and reserve your spot! Feel the freedom of the open road and the comfort of the scenic community of Valle!

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Grand Canyon South Rim Desert

14. Grand Canyon South Rim Desert

38mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Wide-open desert, big skies, and total quiet—this is your unplugged basecamp near the Grand Canyon. Boondocking, tents, RVs Settle into a peaceful stretch of high desert just outside, where the views go on for miles and the nights are unbelievably dark. With no city lights around, stargazing here is the main event—on clear nights, you can see the Milky Way stretch across the sky. This is a perfect stop for travelers heading to or from the Grand Canyon. Spend your days exploring nearby trails, scenic overlooks, and the historic Route 66 charm in Williams, then come back to your own quiet space to relax. • Stargazing • Peaceful sunrises and glowing desert sunsets • A quiet recharge away from the crowds • Easy access to Grand Canyon day trips • Plenty of space for self-contained RVs or tents This is a primitive, off-grid site—no hookups, no distractions—just raw desert beauty and room to breathe. Pack in what you need, pack out what you bring, and enjoy a simple, quiet stay surrounded by nature. If you're looking for privacy, stillness, and a true desert experience, this is it!

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Camp Dally

15. Camp Dally

39mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Tucked away in the scenic high country of Williams, Arizona, our property offers guests a peaceful retreat surrounded by towering pines, open skies, and crisp mountain air. Whether you’re here for relaxation or adventure, you’ll find plenty to enjoy. Wake up to birdsong and sweeping views of the forest. Spend your mornings sipping coffee on the porch or walking the nearby trails that wind through the pines. In the afternoons, explore local attractions — historic downtown Williams, Bearizona Wildlife Park, or the gateway to the Grand Canyon, just a short drive away. Evenings are perfect for stargazing; with minimal light pollution, the Milky Way often shines brightly overhead. Gather around the fire pit to share stories, roast marshmallows, and enjoy the cool mountain breeze. The property is equipped for comfort while keeping you connected to nature — clean facilities, designated tent sites, and plenty of open space to relax or play. Wildlife sightings are common, so keep your camera ready for elk, deer, or the occasional fox. Whether you’re looking for a base camp for your Arizona adventures or a quiet escape from the city, our property offers a unique blend of rustic charm, natural beauty, and unforgettable experiences.

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Farrington Ranch

16. Farrington Ranch

100%

(4)

39mi from Wupatki National Monument · 25 sites · Tents, RVs

What Awaits You at Farrington Ranch! Escape to peace, wide-open skies, and raw natural beauty—just 20 miles from the Grand Canyon. Whether you’re here for adventure, relaxation, or unforgettable nights under the stars, this spot delivers. 🌌 Camp out, breathe the mountain air, and enjoy the quiet privacy you’ve been craving. 🌄 🛏️ Features & Amenities • Large, open space—perfect for tents, vans, or RVs • Epic stargazing and postcard-worthy sunrises and sunsets • Expansive mountain views with a secluded atmosphere • Flat ground for easy camp setup 📍 Location Highlights • 20 miles to the Grand Canyon South Rim • 30 miles to Williams (Route 66 charm!) • 45 miles to lively Flagstaff 🛣️ Road Access • Highway 180 is paved and smooth • Once you turn onto Laguna Rd, it’s a dirt road—drive slow and steady • The property itself is a little bumpy, so a careful approach is best ⚠️ Important Notes • No road signs yet—guests will receive exact GPS coordinates and directions upon booking • 4WD recommended, especially in wet weather 🌿 The Experience Our goal is to give guests an authentic back-to-nature getaway at a price that doesn’t break the bank. This is the place to reconnect with nature, enjoy jaw-dropping landscapes, and create lasting memories without the tourist-crowd vibe. 🚿 Camper Services Nearby Since our property is fully off-grid (no water or showers on site), guests can access affordable facilities at Mather Campground Camper Services (about 20 miles away in Grand Canyon National Park): • Hot showers (5 min): $2.50 • Washer: $2.50 | Large washer: $5.50 • Dryer (30 min): $1.25 • Detergent, softener, bleach: $1.25 each ⏰ Open daily, 7:00 am – 10:00 pm 🚨 In Case of Emergency • Police/Fire/Ambulance: Dial 911 • Coconino County Sheriff: (928) 774-4523 • Grand Canyon National Park Service: (928) 638-7888

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Cactus Kingdom

17. Cactus Kingdom

40mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to Cactus Kingdom, a peaceful slice of Northern Arizona high desert near Williams. The land gets its name from the several tiny ground-hugging cacti scattered across the property, creating a unique desert landscape. Site is perfect for travelers seeking a simple off-grid camping experience while exploring the area. Spend the day visiting the Grand Canyon, hiking nearby forests, or exploring historic Route 66 in Williams, then return to camp to enjoy quiet desert surroundings, views of SanFran Peaks, & incredible sunsets + stargazing. The property offers space for RV, van, or tent camping, plus a Tentrr canvas tent on a wooden platform that can be used as shaded space for relaxing, yoga, or enjoying the views. This is a primitive, self-sufficient campsite designed for guests who enjoy nature without amenities. HIGHLIGHTS Features include: - Space for RV or tent camping - Open desert views ft. mountains and quiet surroundings - *Tentrr platform tent available as covered hangout space with front porch - Excellent stargazing and sunsets *Tentrr Tent Note: The canvas tent has a couple small holes near the ceiling support beam. Because of this it may not be ideal as a sleeping tent, especially in rain. Many guests may prefer to use it as a shaded sitting area, yoga space, or outdoor lounge. LEAVE NO TRACE There are NO utilities or facilities onsite. Guests MUST be fully self-contained. - No electricity - No water - No toilet or shower - All trash and human waste MUST be packed out Please help keep the land clean for future campers. FIRE POLICY Campfires and fire pits are not allowed due to regional fire safety concerns. Propane camp stoves may be used for cooking if local fire restrictions allow. ACCESS Access is via unpaved dirt roads, which may be bumpy depending on conditions. Most vehicles can reach the property when roads are dry, but drive slowly and carefully. Arriving before dark is recommended. 📍 Nearby Attractions Grand Canyon National Park – ~30 miles (~30-40 minutes) Williams, AZ (Route 66 town) – ~20 miles (~30-40 minutes) Flagstaff, AZ – ~45 miles (~1 hour) Kaibab National Forest – nearby Coconino National Forest - nearby

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Camp Picacho at the Grand Canyon

18. Camp Picacho at the Grand Canyon

40mi from Wupatki National Monument · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Desert Camping Near the Grand Canyon Escape to a quiet piece of Northern Arizona just 30 minutes from the Grand Canyon. This open desert property near Williams offers a peaceful place to pitch a tent, enjoy wide-open skies, and experience the beauty of the high desert. Campers can enjoy stargazing, fresh air, and easy access to one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders while staying away from the crowds. The area is ideal for travelers looking for a simple, rustic place to camp while exploring the Grand Canyon and surrounding forests. Perfect for tent campers, road trippers, and adventurers who want a quiet basecamp near the canyon. Coordinates: 35.627775, -112.095025

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Star Canyon Campsite

19. Star Canyon Campsite

41mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Private Dry Camping Near Grand Canyon | RV & Van Friendly | Williams, AZ Escape to 4.3 private acres in Williams, Arizona — the gateway to the Grand Canyon. This peaceful Northern Arizona property offers true dry camping and RV boondocking with wide open skies, fresh mountain air, and incredible stargazing. Located near Williams, AZ and within driving distance to the Grand Canyon South Rim, Flagstaff, and Kaibab National Forest, this site makes an ideal basecamp for Grand Canyon camping, Route 66 travelers, van life, and off-grid RV adventurers. This is dry camping only. There are no hookups — no water, no electricity, no sewer, and no bathrooms. Guests must be fully self-contained with their own water supply and waste tanks. Please practice Leave No Trace and pack out everything you bring in. The site includes: • Level gravel RV pad • Easy access for RVs, travel trailers, camper vans, and overland rigs • Private acreage with room to spread out • Quiet surroundings with minimal light pollution • Stunning dark skies for stargazing This location is ideal for: • Grand Canyon RV camping • Boondocking near Williams AZ • Off-grid camping in Northern Arizona • Van life road trips • Overlanding basecamp near Kaibab National Forest Williams offers nearby fuel, groceries, restaurants, and historic Route 66 charm just a short drive away. From here, you can explore hiking trails, forest roads, scenic drives, wildlife viewing, and day trips to the Grand Canyon. If you’re looking for a simple, private, no-frills dry camping experience near the Grand Canyon with space, quiet, and star-filled nights — this is it. Respectful campers only. No trash service, no dumping, and no permanent setups. Book your Northern Arizona dry camping stay and enjoy the freedom of off-grid RV living

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Epitome Campground

20. Epitome Campground

41mi from Wupatki National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV

Escape to the open beauty of Arizona at this peaceful desert campground, where wide skies, quiet surroundings, and natural landscapes create the perfect setting to unwind. Epitome Campground offers a simple, back-to-basics camping experience ideal for those seeking solitude, stargazing, and a true connection with nature. Whether you're relaxing by your site or exploring the surrounding desert scenery, it’s a great spot to slow down and enjoy the outdoors.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Iram

3 days ago

29 ft travel trailer

With kids

2 nights at Grand Canyon Oasis

I loved the space, quiet, relaxing, and with all the hookups (electrical, sewer, and water). Adam was great and very communicative through out the trip and even helped me hookup RV when leaving the site. The lobby was great, the site super clean, and the snacks were a treasure.

Pete

6 days ago

40 ft travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Grand Canyon Oasis

Everything was great and in great shape. Hosts were wonderful. No complaints.

John

1 week ago

24 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

Great place. Great hosts. Wonderful views. We definitely want to come back.

Jon

1 week ago

35 ft Class A

1 night at Grand Canyon Oasis

Nice little campground. Host’s were great. Would stay again

Byron

2 weeks ago

25 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

Easy parking with convenient location to nearby National Monuments. Great availability of facilities (laundry, grills and fresh eggs (based upon chicken availability), a great night sky. Also, Shelley and Adam were very responsive to requests for information and modifications to the reservations.

Maggi

2 weeks ago

20 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

Spent one night boondocking at this site. Directions were very easy to follow and the sites that have a combination of tiny homes, tent sites and RV spots are spaced nicely to give each of them space. The clubhouse was well-appointed with practical items for purchase, games like air hockey, laundry and a restroom with a well-attended funky and playful vibe. Bonus for happy chickens onsite who lay eggs that you can buy. I will absolutely go back. Super close to Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monument.

April

2 weeks ago

16 ft car

2 nights at Grand Canyon Oasis

I absolutely loved camping at Adam and Shelly's Camp. The directions were spot on, and the views at camp beautiful. The share space for all campers was a blessing 🙌.. from exercise equipment to all kinds of activities for kids and adults. Farm fresh eggs 🥚 just yummm. Fresh water and bathrooms an added bonus, my puppers loved the dog 🐕 park. Can't wait to plan my next trip.

paula

2 weeks ago

17 ft travel trailer

3 nights at Historic Downtown Adjacent

Great private space, walking distance to downtown. Host has tips for local sites and good ghost stories!

Mary

2 weeks ago

30 ft travel trailer

With pets

1 night at Grand Canyon Oasis

Would Recommend! When we first arrived Adam greeted us and showed us to our location. He was very friendly and helpful. Told us about all the amenities, pool table, lounge area, laundry facilities and the dog park! We opted to stay another night. Great location and the views were amazing!

Christy

2 weeks ago

38 ft fifth wheel

Group trip

4 nights at Grand Canyon Oasis

Easy pull through spot. Convenient laundry. Friendly hosts. Beautiful night skies. A lovely campground close to the West entrance of the Grand Canyon. (Longer drive to get to the Village or visitor’s center) A day trip to Sedona is also very doable.

3 weeks ago

30 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

Small rv park with Friendly owners, Shelley is very personable and quick to respond to any messages.

Patricia

3 weeks ago

21 ft Class C

4 nights at Historic Downtown Adjacent

Quiet and restful, private RV space in Flagstaff, AZ. Close to Historic Downtown Flagstaff, AZ, this is a great space with full hookups. It's on a driveway in a quiet neighborhood. Jeannie and Cameron are kind and welcoming, we had an awesome stay. We come to Flagstaff often, so this is our new go-to home away from home!

clint

3 weeks ago

36 ft Class A

With pets

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

Great place outside of Flagstaff, nice and clean. Club house is cool, no restrauarants close (miles away), make sure you have food or stop first. Nice area for dogs, ours enjoyed it.

Victoria

3 weeks ago

30 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

If the site were level, it would be perfect. Astonishing clubhouse. If there were a bathhouse, it would be beyond perfection. Very good price point for boondocking. Much appreciated.

Ken

3 weeks ago

25 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Village Camp Flagstaff Cabins & RVs

Easy back in, near the national park fence, lots of cows roaming, grazing. This is a cool place, our 1st, we enjoyed our 1n. Ken & Dawn

Paula

3 weeks ago

17 ft travel trailer

3 nights at Grand Canyon Oasis

We enjoyed the game room and the doggie park. Everything was great.

Emily

3 weeks ago

19 ft Class B

1 night at Historic Downtown Adjacent

Great location and super value for full hook ups! Quiet and peaceful spot.

Carla

June 2026

35 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Grand Canyon Oasis

Grand Canyon Oasis was clean, welcoming, and a great place to stay. The lodge had games and art supplies that our kids absolutely loved, which was a nice bonus after a day of traveling. We were towing a 35-foot travel trailer and found it easy to get in and out of the property. They also had a well-stocked store with many of the items travelers might forget (and snacks too!). The hospitality was outstanding, and the staff made us feel right at home. We would gladly stay here again.

Cristal

June 2026

19 ft pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to Historic Downtown Adjacent

Great location, cute neighborhood, walkable to downtown, great communication from host. We’d love to stay here again!

Peter

June 2026

16 ft travel trailer

2 nights at Historic Downtown Adjacent

Nice spot, quiet property and convenient location.

Reviews for Wupatki National Monument Campgrounds

96%

48 ratings · 30 reviews

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· July 2026

Wonderful way to explore Native culture.

Pete F.

2 reviews

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· June 2026

Very educational to learn what our ancestors did so long ago.

Byron K.

3 reviews

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· June 2026

Fabulous

Maggi Q.

3 reviews

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· May 2026

Beautiful

Janet O.

3 reviews

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· April 2026

Nice place. Easy walks to all of the ruins.

Kevin K.

2 reviews

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· April 2026

Very interesting. You can’t bring your dog.

Julie E.

2 reviews

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· April 2026

Awesome place with a beautiful drive.

Christopher W.

3 reviews

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· March 2026

Great place to see the lava was really neat to see

Valerie B.

2 reviews

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· March 2026

We also visited the Walnut Canyon cliff dwellings monument and Sunset Crater. All three are worth a visit.

Dave M.

2 reviews

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· March 2026

Interesting

Very cool glimpse into very old US history. Wish we'd had more time there

Linda K.

2 reviews

Mixed feelings

· February 2026

Not good for our rig but close to Monument Valley.

Brian C.

2 reviews

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· January 2026

Interesting history and engineering.

Bobbi C.

2 reviews

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· December 2025

Very interesting area. Lots to see.

Sherry W.

4 reviews

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· November 2025

Visitor Center was closed due to Government shutdown. Able to view many of the Pueblo sites anyway.

Terese B.

3 reviews

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· October 2025

Pretty cool

David T.

2 reviews

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· October 2025

There are trails for everyone, from easy walks to longer hikes.

Stella B.

2 reviews

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· September 2025

Very interesting park

Mo F.

2 reviews

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· September 2025

Excellent place to visit.

Dale S.

11 reviews

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· September 2025

The millennia old pueblo structures were quite fascinating to see. You really get a sense of how Native Americans lived in these villages. The walkways are pretty accessible, just be careful with small children around the structures as they are often hanging over cliff sides.

Ryan G.

5 reviews

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· July 2025

Exploring the pueblos and appreciating the history of these lands and peoples was a highlight of the trip.

Philip W.

3 reviews

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· June 2025

Able to drive through and see almost all monuments.

Carmen J.

3 years on Hipcamp

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· May 2025

Interesting artifacts

Gwen S.

2 reviews

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· May 2025

Do it

Make sure you go here! Worth the visit.

Phylicia C.

2 reviews

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· May 2025

Nice National Park

Susan F.

2 reviews

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· April 2025

It was great

James C.

2 reviews

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· April 2025

Extraordinary

Heidi K.

2 reviews

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· March 2025

Amazing!

Eve M.

2 reviews

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· March 2025

Awesome

Robert M.

2 reviews

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· March 2025

Wupatki National Monument is Worth Seeing

Wupatki NM is a kind of surprise. You have a cool drive through the monument with several stops. What was fascinating to me was how the native Americans found ways to use the natural materials at hand to build their housing (pueblos) that a 1000 years later is very identifiable. The landscape is desert but so close to Flagstaff which seems more temperate. Be sure to spend time in the pueblo located behind the visitor center. The NM can be experienced in about 2 hours.

Fred H.

2 reviews

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· February 2025

Such an amazing and humbling experience, highly recommend visiting for a self guided tour of all the Pueblos.