Homolovi State Park Campground

Stayed in the East Loop #48 overnight stay and were pleasantly surprised at how much space is between each campsite and how quiet the campsite is. 2 separate loops with sites that are paved & fairly level, have a small tree, a grill and a picnic bench. Full hook-up for RV's. Tent sites are outlined with wooden beams, so make sure your tent will fit within. Easy to access RV dump site & trash dumpsters. 4 showers in the bathroom building: large shower area with great water pressure but the tile work could use some repair/maintenance.

Traffic noise from the highway was minimal - a dull hum. Railroad noise was infrequent and not at all bothersome. There are coyote in the area, supposedly, so don't leave food outside.

It's a bit of a walk to the Hopi village but there is a parking lot there for those who want to drive. This is separate from the Visitor's Center, which is down a different road. Lots of sand, desert grasses/shrubs for miles.

Advice: reserve your site on-line to be sure to get a spot. Park closes at 5 (or slightly before, as we found out) but the road to the campsite stays open.

It is getting harder and harder to get a reservation here.
But we lucked out getting site #16 for 2 nights. Half the sites are electric and water, and the other half no hook-ups at all. We were only able to get a non hookup site. Better than nothing. It can get very cold, and sometimes windy, out here so electric is extremely nice to have...
Beautiful sunsets looking west to the San Francisco Peaks. We saw and heard wild burros off in the distance.

The lights of little Winslow are about 2 miles away. We enjoyed the historic La Posada restaurant for lunch one day and the Petrified Forest Nat'l Park another day.

State park, partial hookups, water and electric. Dump station on site. Large spacious sites. Clean restrooms, showers need a bit of repair but fully functional.
Beautiful here. So many area sites to see. Hiked the ruins, Petrified forest close by, Winslow, I would stay here for a lot longer if I could!
Had cell service, my carrier uses Verizon.
Don't miss this one!

This State Park campground is just a little over a mile off the interstate. Electric and water sites however they shut off water to the sites for the winter. They have a dump station and fresh water. Paved roads and level or nearly level well spaced spots. Back in and pull through most with 50 or 30 amp sites. Bathrooms and shower building. Nice desert views. At $25 this id 1/3 to 1/2 the price of sites in Holbrook to the east. About an hour to the Petrified Forest.

Excellent Arizona State Park, located approx 2 miles off I-40 just East of Winslow, AZ. Super easy access, and big rig friendly. All sites are level or very near level, asphalt pads and patios w/ grills and picnic tables; some also have fire rings, but not all. Drinking water is shut off to sites for Winter, but available at the dump station. Water is clean and tastes good. Be sure to check site amenities when reserving, not all are electric, and some are 30amp only; there are a few 50amp sites. Electric was clean and stable. Bathrooms are dated, but clean. Only two shower stalls, but they are large and private/lockable rooms. There were two sites marked as camp host with RV’s setups, but we never saw the people during our week-long stay.