Navajoland Inn and RV Park

Small tight campground in the back of the hotel in town. Can walk to several useful things like food, shopping and AutoZone. A few long-term RVs. I didn’t need to hook up to water so I didn’t deal with that. 5 bars of 5G Verizon. Just here for one day to go look at the dinosaur footprints. A little longer and could have driven to the Cameron trading outpost which was recommended to me by many people.

Concur with previous reviews, and would rate 4 stars IF the drives were at least topped with gravel instead of just red dirt. Pull thru sites are long, but without detaching our 28’ Airstream, could not align our entry with the concrete patio. Winter is not a pretty time, under bare cottonwood trees. Good enough for a one night stopover.

Great, good facilities, roomy, nicely laid out.

We did not encounter the work/workers noted in the previous review. Agree with all the other comments, this is a small park to the rear of the Quality Inn. A good over night stopover, level sites, with adequate spacing. Park is dirt/gravel so it could be a mess in wet weather. The $5 water spigot fee is refundable on check out. When asked about it the hotel staff said they have had problems in the past with people coming into the park to take water. We stayed in a 45’ MH and had no problems entering/exiting.

There is a construction crew here and they’re not even attempting to neighborly. Noisily driving large trucks fast between the rigs, raising a lot of dust. Park is sand, dust and gravel. They were up at 5:30 this morning loading vehicles and talking loudly. At 6:30 they barreled out same as they arrived. Services worked ok. Laundry was clean. Hotel staff was nice.

Great place for one or two night stay. The $5 water faucet deposit was refunded when leaving. Lots of trees and fairly quiet. Large, level sites. Most are pull throughs.

Behind the motel, run by Navajos, small campground, picnic tables, few trees, little privacy, FHUs. $5 water spigot deposit. Laundry had 2 washers, 2 dryers, bathhouse warm and tidy. Red dirt made slippery, deep mud with slushy snow. A few worker trailers, gone during daytime, quiet at night. A panhandler approached us in the morning. Wonderful Navajo museum, trading post, restaurant short walk thru parking lots.

Great overnight stay. Flat pull through and clean. Hotel maintenance men helped us out with what could have been a bad RV mechanical breakdown. They came up with a solution within minutes. Thanks to hotel front desk clerk for calling them to help us out. Check out museums and restaurant next door.

Great place to stay!! Located on the backyard of the hotel. Clean toilets and showers (included) with lock-card-entry. RVsite 30$, tent site 20$, laundry 1,25$, dryer 0,5$. Thanks a lot.

Stopped for the night on our way to Moab, and then to Colorado. Office is very friendly. They require a $5 deposit for a key to open the water... that's a first for us. It's very dusty, the trees blocked our satellite. There is no wifi available in the park, but they offer it in the lobby if someone wanted to sit up there. We have Verizon, and had good cell reception, but our internet on the phones and hotspot were very very slow/barely worked. Not bad for a stop-over. We checked out the museum and Navajo Code Talker exhibit next door... pretty cool. Oorah Marine Corps!