Places To Go

Updated April 3, 2022 - The Navajo Nation continues to follow
Public Health Orders that limit services in the park.
Sunset View Campground and Canyon View Campground are available.

Sunset View Campground and Canyon View Campground are OPEN. Please call the Visitor Center for details.

Navajo Nation continues to be under a Public Health Order with 75 percent capacity.

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

• DISPERSED CAMPING IS NOT PERMITTED IN THE PARK AND ON THE NAVAJO NATION. Camping in locations that are not permitted in the park causes damage to the ecosystem and is unsafe for park visitors. Undesignated access to tribal lands is considered trespassing.

• Camping is FREE!

• Campsites are available on a first come, first served basis.

• No group campsites available at Sunset View Campground.

• No registration and/or reservations are required.

• Dry camping only. Please be aware that there are NO RV DUMP SITES OR HOOKUPS at both campgrounds.

• Potable water is available at Sunset View Campground for cooking and filling small containers. Potable water is available outside of the restrooms at the sink. The water is unavailable during the winter months.

• PLEASE DO NOT USE WATER TO FILL UP RVS.

• Quiet Hours are 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM.

• More sites can be found at Canyon View Campground (unavailable during winter months).

• Camping Limit is 7 days per year.

• Navajo Nation Law prohibits alcoholic beverages on the reservation. General Regulations

• The campground is intended for individuals or groups that are camping overnight.

• Reservations are not accepted for single sites. Single sites are available on a “First-Come, First-Serve” basis only.

• Open fires are not allowed. Cooking is permitted in the grills provided. Charcoal must be supplied by site users. Please put out charcoal fires after each use. If the park is under fire restrictions, then there are no charcoal fires allowed.

• It is illegal to cut and collect firewood in the park.

• Pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Pet waste must be properly disposed.

• Overnight parking is not permitted on or alongside roads, in the parking lots, at the picnic area or at the overlooks.

• Livestock is not permitted in the campground.

• Commercial vehicles are not allowed in the campground.

• Washing vehicles, dishes, pots, hair, or bathing at outdoor water faucets and/or at the restrooms is prohibited.

• Panhandling or soliciting in the campground is prohibited.

• Feeding stray animals and wildlife is prohibited.

• Pinon picking is NOT ALLOWED in campground/park boundaries.

 

The entrance to Sunset View Campground. A sign states the campground rules.

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This restroom facility at Sunset View Campground.

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One of the 31 sites at the Sunset View Campground. Charcoal grills are available at each site. WOOD FIRES ARE NOT ALLOWED IN PARK.

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Sunset View Campground

This RV and tent campground with paved roads is close to the visitor center.

This campground accommodates RVs up to 28 feet but there are no hookups or dump stations.

Open: All Year

Number of Sites: 31

No group sites

 

One of the 14 sites at Canyon View Campground.

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Canyon View Campground

OPEN

This primitive tent campground is a tenth of a mile from the visitor center on an unpaved road.

People enjoy this campground for its silence and spectacular night skies.

Number of Sites: 14

Group Sites (up to 15 tents): 3

*NOTICE: Due to a narrow, unpaved gravel road and low hanging branches, large RVs (over 28 feet) ARE NOT ALLOWED at this campground.

 

A composting toilet facility at the Canyon View Campground.

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• Composting toilets are available
• NO WATER! Water is available at Sunset View campground.
• Charcoal grills, picnic tables, and parking spaces are available at each site.
• Quiet Hours are from 10pm to 6am MDT
• Pets must be leashed.
• Due to the dry season, open campfires and any other wood fire use (including use in on-site grills) are not allowed in the park. Propane and gas stoves are permitted.