Reviews

For Camp Navajo RV Park: The camp host need to get a lot of help to improve te amp area. His sone out cutting a large area of grass with weed cutters. The garrison needs to provide a lawn mower for the camp site. The base as a engineer company or Bn stationed there a project for them would be to put in a septic system for the camp this would greatly improve the occupancy in the camp and bring in revenue to the garrison. I would stay here again. Great job and cuddo’s to the camp host

Posted Oct 01, 2024 by Thomas o boggs from Fort irwin, ca. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Camp Navajo RV Park: One of the best RV parks around. There is no sewer but a dump station on site. Love the bathroom, showers and heavy duty washer and dryer. The CAMP HOSTS are the sweetest and most helpful people. Every time I’m in the area I will stay here if there’s room. Really good incredible.

Posted Aug 05, 2024 by JonVee from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Camp Navajo RV Park: I add this review in July 2024, so readers can see that this campground is still open with little change over the past year. The camp hosts have done a nice job of keeping the park clean and enjoyable. Restrooms, showers and laundry were all very clean. Base security passed through the park frequently. We enjoyed our stay and will come back again. Our camp hosts told us that there are almost always spots available every day, although Fall hunting season can fill even the dry over flow camp spots.

Posted Jul 09, 2024 by Tom from AZ. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Camp Navajo RV Park: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR ACTIVE DUTY OR VETERANS WHO WANT A NICE PEACEFUL CAMPSITE IN A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION! This is a beautiful place, easy to get to off the highway and not far from Flagstaff, The Grand Canyon and many other historical sites. Plus there is hunting allowed on base but you'd have to call the main gate to get details. The camp hosts rotate as volunteers who come to stay for weeks/months at a time so you may get a different experience, but our hosts were great people that I sat and had coffee with a couple times. The sites are large and tucked in the woods, I was very happy with my visit and would stay again in a heartbeat. Obviously, you need to be military (AD/Res/Vet) which was also neat since I got to have some great conversations with other vets, most of whom were far older than me. Fees for dump/elec/water are $15 total and camp is only $20/night so the longer you stay the more economical it is. Also, you need to get a permit to have a campfire, which you can get really easily from the base fire dept open 8am-4pm. The fire dept is on your way to the camp from the main gate so you can literally pick up the pass on the way in if within hours. There's no septic hookup but there is an easy-to-access dump station. Also, they only take checks or money orders, so plan ahead and bring your checkbook.

Posted Oct 09, 2023 by Lar from CA to MS. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Camp Navajo RV Park: Camp Navajo, quiet, small rv park. Water and electric at each site. Dump station available. We are currently spending the week here. The sites are level and very well distanced from each other. Very few campers staying here. The restrooms are very clean and include spacious showers. Laundry facilities available for a small fee. So close to many destinations ( Grand Canyon, Williams, Flagstaff) 14 day limit, or I could see us spending the entire season.

Posted Aug 04, 2022 by D and D Kelsven from Phoenix . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Camp Navajo RV Park: 14 sites with electric and water, dump and trash on the way in. It was just us and the camp host for most of the two weeks we stayed, with only one or two other sites used for a few days. In addition to the $20 per night there is a separate $10 fee for the dump and trash. AT&T four full bars LTE. Cell tower is visible from Pine View across I-40.

Posted Jun 06, 2022 by Major Tom from Phoenix, AZ. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Camp Navajo RV Park: Spoiler alert: we did not stay here! We have been staying in Flagstaff at a different RV Park where reach out and touch someone has real meaning! Very tight camp. So we decided to check out the Military camp ground. Camp Navajo is awesome! At about 7,100 ft, it is tucked away on the National Guard Base at Bellemont. Very safe, quiet, small camp ground. Sites are quite large, central area, toilets, did not check the facilities but all looked well kept. Sites are varied, some back in, some pull thru. I gave this a 4 stars because it lacks amenities of some larger parks but on it’s own it is a beauty. I also took the liberty of writing a review since all of the reviews I saw were quite dated. We will be back.

Posted Jun 20, 2021 by HSBoss from CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.