Monument Valley Tipi Village

This is a family-run campground with tent and small vehicle dry camping in the rear, and as far as we could see, two full hook-up sites in the front. We paid $50/night for full hookups. We are a 34 ft fifth wheel, and that’s probably the biggest size that can be accommodated. All utilities are at the rear of the site. We needed 3 sewer hoses to reach, but it’s doable.

View is amazing, the family is polite and friendly. But be aware that you are basically camping in someone’s front yard. Felt more like a Harvest Host than a campground. Great for a safe overnight stop that’s half the price of Goulding’s.

Rocked up late afternoon on a Saturday, Aaron one of the owners met us out the front. $40 a night for van with hock up, table, gazebo, fire pit and grill. Nice even site in a stunning area overlooking Monument Valley. Toilets and showers clean and free and a communal area with microwave, bbq and fridge. They also have an Airbnb that offers Tipi’s or a cabin. Aaron took us on a sunrise tour (paid) to a canyon close by that was stunning and played the flute for us. Definitely worth the pull in!

This place is amazing, it looks like in the pictures, we spent a couple of days enjoying the magnificent view of Monument valley and the hospitality of the 2 charming hosts Aaron and Bob, including some interesting conversations about life, history and traditions of the Navajo nation. We even played some music together... We paid $ 35 for a levelled site with water and electricity (2 people in Camper truck). The bathrooms and showers were nice and clean. No T-Mobile signal. Wifi available, not too fast though.

There are a few RV spots that give a great view over the valley!

The tipi camp site looked pretty and clean however on the rest of the site it was quite messy. The lady was friendly, but not very welcoming. There was supposed to be a trail somewhere but she didn't care to explain properly how to get there

Price was 40 dollars for a partial hook up (electricity and water) which we found pretty hefty (had better for less)

All that said, it is a great view and if you are here just for the night just go!

For what the staff lacks in professionalism they make up for with charm. The owners/operators, their relatives and their dogs appear to live right on site. There are four or five RV spots with hook ups that overlook the Valley. INCREDIBLE VIEWS. But there's no shade and no dividers between RV sites. Some of our party stayed in one of the tipis which surround a central patio area where breakfast is served. Very casual. Very cool. You can also pitch a tent for a fair price around the back of the property. It's probably not for everyone -- but it was definitely for me!