Homolovi State Park Campground

We’ve been here before, scored a level site with nice views over the plains. Was pretty full, so reservations ahead a good idea. Excellent dump station with wash water for hoses. Bathroom could be better - men’s urinal out of commission, 2 stalls for 30+ sites with one toilet running continually. A great stopover, would like to see the Native American sites there with a longer stay

Passing through and was lucky enough to get a spot on a Saturday. Level, well maintained and generously spaced sites. We added a second night due to weather. One restroom with flush toilets and showers. Winslow is a cute town. Great food and fun atmosphere at “Relic Road” bar and grill.

Reservations through AZ State Parks would be advisable as the park was full both nights.

Made reservation ahead of time, website was very easy to navigate and we arrive around 7:30 and dark already. The sites have their numbers painted on the ground and was very easy to find. Our pull though site #47 was paved and just about level. Electrical, 110 and water all perfect. Thank you so much for an awesome overnight stay and beautiful views. Almost forgot to mention, VERY QUITE AT NIGHT. FAR ENOUGH AWAY GROM THE HIGHWAY TO GET A GREAT NIGHTS SLEEP. 5 stars.

With tons of things to do in the area, we are so happy we stopped here. The sites are paved and level, wide enough to park our trailer and tow vehicle side by side. There is plenty of space between sites. During the week were here in late November and early December, there were at most 5 to 10 other campers in this large campground. Gusty wind hit a few times, but not enough to worry about. The water at the sites is turned off from mid-November until the spring, but there is a water point at the dump station near the campground entrance. Definitely go to the visitor center and talk to the rangers, they are incredibly knowledgeable about the Hopi who lived in the pueblos here almost a thousand years ago.

The good: big sky country with lots of stars, good camping neighbors, interesting location with ruins and petroglyphs, excellent park staff in the visitor center, good selection at the store. Overall, the CG is clean and pleasant.

The bad: the power and water for site 20 is at the back end of the pull through where there is a tree growing. I had to take forever parking and re-parking to get into the right zone for my power cable to work and I tapped the back end of my trailer on the tree (without damage, thankfully). The pull through advantage of the site was negated by the need to squeeze into the corner of this pretty sloped site. You can see the highway from site 20 and hear some noise but I didn't notice it very much.

The ugly: the shower rooms are in severe disrepair and smell like sewage from an apparent plumbing leak. There were only two shower rooms open with a single shower inside. One had tiles falling off and the exterior is showing signs of water damage to the wall board material. The lighting didn't work in the other shower so they were both unusable for me and my children. Additionally, there is a medium brown colored wild donkey, in the park, that has left front hoof problems and needs care. She came to the front fender of my truck and started tapping her messed up hoof on the pavement and shaking her head as if to say, "Please help me, this mangled hoof is killing me." Poor creature. I reported these two issues to the reservation website contact email. I hope they remedy these issues soon.