This is a little used and wonderful small state park about an hour east of Flagstaff. We've stayed here twice and loved it both times. The sites are spacious, the campground is quiet, the bathrooms/showers are clean, and the ruins are beautiful and interesting. Decent hiking, gorgeous sunsets, interesting petroglyph's, and a wonderful small visitor's center with a terrific collection of Hopi pottery. The rangers love their work and are very knowledgeable. A nice change of pace from huge national/state parks. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Neat State Park. Our choice was a moon-shaped pullthru sites with water & 50A electric hook ups on the passenger side. No overgrown trees to block satellite or cell phone signals. Lots of small wildlife like jackrabbits. Campground fee included park admission and was well worth it. Really enjoyed our two night stay and visits to the ruins. Flying J located conveniently close just a couple miles west on I-40 @ exit 255. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed the quiet of this campground. The shade sites were not quite shady and the afternoon heat was intense but the evenings were cool and pleasant. It was a nice park to walk around. The camphosts were attentive and regularly checked the campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean quiet park with plenty parking for big rigs. Kinda pricey for sites with no sewer hookups but most state parks are raising rates. Dump station available. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A special lightly-used state park campground, which offers a quiet place to contemplate the peoples that used to live there. You can walk amongst the artifacts, and actually pick up decorated pot sherds (as long as you put them back). The park offers very clean restrooms and showers at a reasonable rate. Helpful park rangers and camp host. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

At the time we camped at this state park the water line to the place had ruptured and water was not available, thus the small nightly rate. Registration was at the Visitor Center. Trees had been planted that eventually will provide shade. It is desert terrain however and accordingly there was not an over abundance of trees. A very nice place, close to I-40, and worthwhile to stop over for a night, or even longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Located 5 miles East of Winslow on I-40, Homolovi Indian Ruins State Park is a great overnight. The park has all pull thru paved and mostly level sites with full hook-ups for $19 and no hook-ups for $12. The individual shower/toilets are roomy, clean and the water is hot and soft. Great for showering. Most sites have a tree for shade although they are not mature yet so do not provide much more than a place to sit under. There is a envelope box system in place and all the sites were spaced well apart and easy to get into and out of. We were there in early spring so the heat was not a problem. There is a commercial park in town with a billboard advertizing $15 full hookups but it is next to the interstate and a truck stop. Homolovi has no store or amenities other than the hook-ups and a dump station, but the price includes access to the ruins. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We wish all PA parks were this nice, for $13. Private bathrooms are terrific. Gravel sites are fairly level, long and wide. FHUs are not available for PA rate, but are at full price, or you can use the dump station. Actually got 8 TV stations on antenna and Verizon air card worked okay. Great I-40 overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a bad spot for an overnight, also if you are going to see the meteor crater (well worth it). All utilities worked well. No cable but a few broadcast channels available. Big pet areas. Very dog friendly. Store could use a few more grocery items. Road noise noticeable but not excessive. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

All sites at this park were dirt and rock. The pull-throughs were long enough not to unhook. There is a small store, gas station and restaurant on site. Easy on and off from I-40. The showers and bathrooms are individual and clean. A nice park to stay while traveling from place to place. Wi-Fi was very slow at our site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

All sites are pull-thrus. All roads and sites are gravel. Picnic table at each site. Easy on/off I-40. Free coffee for RVers in the camp store. $2 off $15 price coupon for Meteor Crater. Nice level sites with good amount of space between. Good voltage at power pedestal. We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park is located about 6 miles from Meteor Crater, hence the name. We stayed there one night while traveling to our destination. The next morning we went to Meteor Crater which was very interesting and well worth the visit. The RV park is very clean with generous sized sites that have trees to provide some shade and block the wind. The only drawback is that there is some noise at night from I-40 & the trains that run through about 2 miles away. We would definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean park with easy access from I-40. Sites are level and gravel. Gas station and small general store attached to CG Registration area. Laundry machines new. Bathrooms clean and each has their own shower! Great sunsets. Would be perfect if it had paved sites and a pool. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great choice in this area of Arizona. It is in between Flagstaff and Winslow. There are spotless,individualized bathrooms. Recreation room has fuseball and darts. Playground equipment is sparse. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The rate reflects our Passport America rate. It's close to the Crater. We stayed overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I used Passport America. Very nice park, the staff was very friendly. It was very neat, very well kept. I would stay again if I ever pass by again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most sites are pull throughs, are gravel, and are not quite level. Some trees near sites. Two dog walk areas that are chain link fenced areas with dirt surface for easy pick up, and enough room to chase a ball. Some noise from the freeway nearby. Some train noise from a nearby train crossing. On historic Route 66. Easy access from freeway. Wide open country with views of sunrise, and sunset. Gas station and convenience store adjacent to campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Aside from the wind this park was very nice being out in the desert. The sites were big and level. There are a few trees but not much shade. The bathrooms are very nice, private bathrooms complete with shower. The hosts were very friendly and recommended touring the Meteor crater. I also recommend having dinner at the Turquoise Room in the historic La Posada Hotel in Winslow, the food was fabulous. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a Passport America Park and when you check in using PPA they tell you all you can get is water and electric. If you want dump at site that's extra. The Passport America Book and the web site doesn't say anything about this restriction. They could stop giving all the gift coupons and give full hookups to Passport America guests. I don't beieve I'll stay there again if they can't be fair. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good safe place to stop. Right off I-40 but still very quiet. Level sites made of gravel. Wife said the showers were great and very clean. Did not check out the crater because it was cold here. Would stay here again. Stayed in a fifth wheel. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent location with wonderful pull-thru sites. Rate is based on Passport America. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very well kept and managed RV Park. Excellent clean showers and rest rooms, nice store. Stopped here after getting caught in a dust storm. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a great park with friendly staff. The park was very neat and the RV sites were large. The facilities were complete and clean. The WI-FI and Cable worked as advertised. This park is right at the road leading to the Meteor Crater. It is a gated park, not too far off of the interstate, but far enough away to be quiet. The laundry facilities and clubhouse are first rate. Wonderful place to relax and spend a few days while enjoying the Crater. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice park, directly off the highway. Well laid-out sites, mostly pull through. Limited full hook-up sites but water and electric at all and a dump station. Mobil Gas station with camp store, Subway sandwich shop and meeting room at the entrance. Helpful staff. Children's play area and pet walking area. We pulled in after a long drive through a dust storm; found we'd ripped our slide topper. The staff did what they could to assist and get us set up with the winds still blowing. We left the next morning to visit the Meteor Crater just a few miles south. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For being out in the middle of nowhere, this park is pretty decent. There is a gas station and convenience store with the park. Sites are very large and easily accessed. Well maintained; clean; very helpful and friendly staff. Security patrols all day and night. Individual bathrooms which we really liked. Each one has its own toilet, sink and shower. Very nice. The downside of the park is its location; about 10-15 minutes from any shopping or amenities (Winslow) and the wind gusts that go through the park all day and night. They even have a sign at the registration desk that states winds can reach 75 mph. After having to take our awning in and out too much, we just settled on leaving it pulled in, which is tough because there are very few shade trees, and what trees are there are immature not fully grown, and it does get hot. With all that, we would still stay here for a couple nights if we passed through again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A very clean and neat park. The showers are like individual bathrooms with toilet, sink and shower. Wi-Fi is password protected and free. We enjoyed visiting the Crater very much. You need closed shoes for taking the tour of the Crater Rim. The RV park gives a $2 discount and seniors get another $2 off the price of admission. The museum is fun with interactive exhibits. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park, easy on/off interstate. Staff was friendly. Large sites, very clean, good water, electric. Bathrooms very nice and clean. Had a very nice dog walk area. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Passport rate for 30 amp. Did not visit crater, and took previous comment about it being an expensive hole in the ground, $15 per adult. Park is nice, just off I-40 and a good place to spend a night, maybe two. Not much nearby. But the park is very clean and well run. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park with apple trees everywhere. Cleanest bathrooms on our vacation. This was a wonderful break from dust and overpriced campgrounds. The staff were extremely friendly and you get a discount for meteor crater which is way over priced for a hole in the ground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a lovely, quiet, well-equipped park in Arizona’s big-sky country – flat high desert surrounded by vast prairie, delightfully in the middle of nowhere. The park is surrounded by a security gate with an electronic gate control. The level, gravel spaces are roomy with adjacent parking & picnic table. The park is nicely landscaped with tall mature trees and some shrubbery. The staff are exceedingly helpful & friendly. There are a total of 71 spaces with 15 full-hookup sites in the row closest to the office, (including 2 handicap accessible). This is a great home base for a visit to Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon, Painted Desert, Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Flagstaff and the not to be missed “Standing on the Corner” in Winslow, Arizona! Good WiFi, strong signal, pay as you go. Great voltage & water pressure. Old Route 66 runs perpendicular to the park – it is unpaved, try it if you’re adventurous. The tall, ruin-like adobe building to the east of the park (on old Rte 66) is the original visitor center for Meteor Crater in the early part of the 19th century. Don’t let this keep you away, but there was some very far-away traffic noise from I-40 – certainly NOT bothersome and we dislike traffic noise. Somewhere in the desert, far north of the park, a very distant freight train rumbled through once in a while. The park has a nice office, well-stocked general store & Subway sandwich shop next to the park. There is also an affiliated Mobile station with moderately priced fuel & gas. All in all, this is a nice park, well designed and definitely worth stopping at – good for a bit of rest & relaxation and 'touristing' if you’re in the mood. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is as nice a park as one will find in a desert setting. Roads are wide, but dirt/sand which causes dust. Staff is helpful and let us pick any available site that suited us. Our site was dirt/sand, but wide enough and long enough to easily accomodate us. Site had a table. They have some green grass areas and playground for children. Pool or spa would be a nice addition. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean, friendly staff, sites were spacious. Two very nice dog runs that are seperate. It is off Interstate-40 but quiet. We did the tour of the Meteor Crater. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a great stop. The meteor was interesting. The park had big spaces, everything was clean and it was easy on and off the highway. We had a super sunset. Could use as a base for several stops in the Flagstaff area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Passport America campground, so with tax we paid $10.65 for the 1 night we stayed here. There's a few trees and it's 1/2 mile from I-40, but the noise is minimal, but best of all FREE WI-FI! They limit the PA members to water & electric, but since we were only staying 1 night, we didn't mind. There was a grand total of 4 RV's and 4 seasonals on a Saturday night, so the park was quiet. Can see Flagstaff mtn. in the distance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access park right off the interestate. Gated. Some trees which is rare in this part of Arizona. But tight entrance (and especially the exit) are not easy. Do not exit a big rig (45'Prevost) as suggested. Go out the way you came in to avoid scratching your vehicle. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Super clean RV friendly park. A very nice place to stop along I40! A nice quiet area, off of the interstate. We have stopped several times in the past and will stop here again, I am very sure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is weird, we also noticed a new person being trained at check-in. It was a little painful, but the park was nice. We did have someone try our doorhandle during the night, and saw footprints in the mud outside the door the next morning. It's a gated park, so it had to be someone staying there... We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nicely maintained RV park just off the highway, on the way to Meteor Crater. We stopped because we wanted to go to Meteor Crater (which I highly recommend!), and this RV park is a most convenient way to go. Staying in the RV park gets you a discount on admission to Meteor Crater, also. Park is fenced and gated, felt quite secure. There's a Mobil gas station out front with a country store, and the people at both could not have been nicer or more helpful. Has laundry rooms, showers, dump station and a recreation room. A great secure place to park your RV while you go to Meteor Crater, or to any of the other tourist type attractions in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We liked the place and would return. We found a Wi-Fi signal here, but it was weak. The park office also serves as a well stocked store, including a Subway sandwich shop and payment desk for the big-rig friendly fuel pumps outside the entrance. There are interesting views from some sites. The business address is in Flagstaff, but the park is at the entrance to Meteor Crater, which is worth seeing. Things did seem a bit hecktic at the check in desk, and it seemed like one of the clerks was a trainee. All-in-all we felt this was a really good place to stay and were quite comfortable there and would return if we were in this part of the country again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An O.K. park, would be better if there wasn't an attitude by the mngmt. There were 2 people checking campers in, but only one of them was allowed to handle money, causing backups. Office also serves as a quickie mart for regular travelers, which in our case consisted of several younger people asking stupid questions and bothering campers trying to check in. This place would be better with some intelligent supervision. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We got 10% discount with a Good Sam card, ended up with tax $25.88. We got here this afternoon, it seems nicely laid out. Checkout is not till 1pm so it makes it convenient for a morning trip to the Meteor Crater. We got a coupon for a $2 discount off each Meteor ticket from the front desk. It is very handy to Interstate 40 but there is not too much traffic noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is in what we call the desert. When you are driving down I-40 and see some trees this is where the park is. It is a nice park very clean and quiet. The recreation room and laundry room were clean. There is a gas station at the gate very convenient it is also where you check in. We were there 2 nights. The price is with the Passport America discount. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an OK park if you are staying in the Flagstaff area. It does not have many extra amenities, but the sites are pull-throughs. My site only had water and electric as it was a discount site and the rate reflects Camp Club USA. The campground is gated, but the main gate closes at 9pm local time. Another feature that I don't think they give enough notice of is that the laundry facilities (which is in the recreation room) closes at 9pm as well. There is a sign on the wall above the washers that tell you not to start any loads after 7:15pm. However, that information (the closing time of the laundry and recreation room) is not on any of the doors or walls of the TV area, nor is it included in the information packet they give you when you check in. The bathrooms and showers are clean, but beware of the shower entrance. The clearance is very low and I hit my head more than once on the railing overhead for the sliding door. Other than the laundry and the store (with included taco stand), this park doesn't have much to offer other than proximity to Flagstaff and Meteor Crater. The park does provide internet access, but I didn't need it as my aircard worked fine. I would probably be willing to stay here again if I was just passing through. The security feature of the park is nice, but if you want a park that has more amenities (pool, activities, etc.) you will want to stay somewhere else. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a "Passport America" park so the rate quoted in the one-half price rate. Without the "Passport America" rate, it is $25. The resort is gated. This is why I gave it a 10 rating. It is well landscaped and picnic tables at each lot. The roads and pads are gravel. The hostess was very friendly and helpful. We are staying here three nights as it is a peaceful place and we just wanted some downtime to rest. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park was nicely laid out. Adequate space between sites. All gravel but level. Our rate is for PPA which provides a water and electric only site. There is a no charge dump site available. We visited the related Meteor Crater impact site. It is privately owned by the same party that owns the RV park. We found the admission fee excessive for what was provided. There was a fair amount of duplication in the displays ie: the same film is shown in 3 different places. The area set aside for the gift & sandwich shop was far larger than the museum. Unfortunately, you don't find out you have been duped until after paying he entrance fee. We would stay in the RV park again if passing on I-40 but would never visit the Meteor Crater site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a great park. The views of the mountains are great. We used our Passport America discount. Contrary to a previous post, there is no dump fee. The book states PPA is only available for water and electric sites. Well landscaped, quiet, easy access to I-40. People are VERY friendly and helpful. Pet area is very nice. Will definitely look forward to staying here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent location, 5 mi to Meteor Crater itself. Also nearby is a stretch of old Route 66 for those feeling nostalgic. Showers/Restrooms were large & exceptionally clean. Customer service was outstanding; we arrived late and called the 1-800 number, and security personally came to the gate & let us in. Very nice staff, small store, good playground area for the kids. Excellent value, would definitely stay here again. Would've rated a 10 but wife took a shower late in the a.m. & the water was not as hot as desired, but then again it was late. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly and helpful. We joined ccusa to get the reduced rate. Easy in and out. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The rate reflects the Escapees 15% discount and includes taxes for a full hookup site. They are also Passport America, but that rate is only good on the water/power hookups. This is a very nice park with wide roads and long, wide pull-thru spaces. It is close to the Interstate, but we didn't notice any road noise in the park. There are trees at each space, but they didn't interfere with our roof mounted satellite dish. As mentioned by another reviewer, the water pressure is very high, so use a regulator. At check-in they will give you a discount coupon good for $2 off if you are visiting the Crater. If you visit the Crater, there is a coupon for 10 cents/gallon off on fuel at the RV park store/gas station on the back of your ticket. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice park. It is the closest campground to Meteor Crater. It is owned by the same people who own Meteor Crater. They provided us with discounts to use at Meteor Carter when we checked in. The campground has some sewer hook up sites but most do not. It is very clean including the co-ed facilities (with shower and toilet) which have individual locking doors. All facilities are recently updated. The sites are of varied lengths and widths depending on your requirements and should meet most if not all space requirements. Interior roads are wide. Beware of high water pressure. You will need a good water pressure regulator! I would recommend this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very pretty desert setting and landscaping. Spacious. Staff very informative and knowledgable of area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean, wide and long sites, trees are maturing and provide some shade. Easy access and wide interior roads. Nice well stocked store, friendly staff. That said, there is some freeway noise, a train along the freeway, and a waste water pump on site that adds to the noise. Nothing overbearing, but annoying. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was maintained and secured by a gate. We weren't too pleased with where they put us, right next to a noisy lift station but we were tired and the noise wasn't noticeable after awhile. This was a great location to see Meteor Crater. We went through the Painted Desert, stayed overnight at the campground and on to the crater in the next morning. All in all, a good visit. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

There is nothing but the Crater anywhere near. The RV park is attached to a gas station ( with diesel and a Subway sandwich place). It is surprisingly nice campground. Our site was slightly un-level but plenty big and the hook-ups were well placed and the water pressure was good. It is very windy and dusty. The Crater is just 5 miles down the road. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Near I-40, but surprisingly clean and quiet RV park. Has locked gate at night. We stayed here with well behaved dogs, and they were very welcome. Not a destination (we'd already seen Meteor Crater), but a good stopping point on your way to somewhere else. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park service employee stayed until we arrived as it was right up to closing time. We really appreciated that since we missed a turn in Flagstaff. This seems to be common with signage in Flagstaff. Meteor Crater RV Park was large, and gated with security code to enter. Spaces were wide and plenty of room to maneuver. WiFi was down the nite we visited. However, WiFi is really satellite feed (high latency, low bandwidth connection) as they are in the middle of nowhere. I was not sure if an extra charge might have been required for WiFi access. Convenience store on site, gas station, and extras. Caretaker lives on site with RV park. Easy on/off access from I-40. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not much more can be said. Late 1:00 was handy for an un-rushed visit to the crater without having to take the trailer. PA rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Like prior reviewers have stated, this is a very nice, well maintained campground. Every staff person we encountered was friendly and helpful. Nice laundry and rec room (although they were having some problems with a couple washers eating quarters!). We did not use the bathrooms or showers, but we looked at them and they were all very nice, clean, individual private rooms. There is some road noise from I-40, which is not too far away. But that's the price you pay for the convenience of being near the freeway. Also, some train noise, but not enough to wake us up. We camped here in a 40 foot motorhome with toad, and hade no problems driving around the campground or pulling into our chosen site. Roads and sites are all gravel, so there is some dust, but this is the high desert, so that's to be expected. There are trees at most sites, but they aren't large enough to provide any significant shade. Our site was reasonably level. Most other sites appeared fairly level as well. All sites are large and can accomodate large rigs. A very nice place to camp for a night or two, especially given where it is and the limited options for camping in this general region. We'd definitely camp here again. The campground is owned by the same enterprise that owns the Meteor Crater. You get a discount on the Crater entry fee as a guest at the campground. The Meteor Crater is quite interesting and we thought worth the couple of hours and nominal charge to visit it (and take the guided 1 hour hike along the rim). We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground. Very clean and well maintained showers and rest rooms. Need to supply each camp site with a picnic table! Friendly staff. Would stay here again while traveling back and forth. Nice one or two night stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed overnight at the RV park and visited the Crater in the morning. Gravel, pull throughs, need some leveling, some shade. Gas station, store, and Subway Sandwich shop on site. Wifi was $4 for 24 hours. Antenna tv got 6 channels. Fantastic bathrooms and showers, individual rooms, all tile and clean. Friendly staff. RV park is gated and they close at 8pm, better be here before that or no entry. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice RV park. We arrived there dodging 85 mile per hour side winds on Interstate 40. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I would certainly recommend this park for Big Motorhomes. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice overnight stop. Easy to get to off of the interstate. The sites are pull-thru, wide and level. The bathrooms are very nice. Each private bathroom has its own shower, toilet, and sink. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was the cleanest and best run campground we have ever stayed in. They even raked the gravel on each site in patterns that were really cool. I would love to work camp here... We camped here in a Motorhome.

We needed a place to spend the night and called this campground. We told them we would arrive after they close and were told to call them on the intercom box by the front gate and they would let us in. When we arrived we tried the intercom and cell phone and nobody answered. After traveling down a two lane road for a few miles I finally found a place to turn around. Ended up spending the night at the next rest stop. I'm sure this is a fine campground to stay at as long as you arrive when they are open. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice clean park. The employees are helpful and friendly. We used Passport America and only got water and 30A electric. This was okay for two days, however. My only complaint is that the Wi-Fi is expensive and not reliable and very slow. It doesn't even allow you time to read an article before it logs you off. I think that if you are going to provide Wi-Fi (and charge for it) that it should be better than this. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great place to stay! Would rate it higher but dog runs were nothing but a caged in dirt spot with weeds growing in it. Showers are the best with individual bathrooms that lock. Nice staff also. Would, and probably will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Love this place. Wonderful scenery, large pull through sites, and great people. The wind was blowing when we stopped here, but that happens in this part of the country. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We generally agree with all of the comments made previously. The first 2 nights were under PA (electricity and water only) for $12 per night. The 3rd night was full price so we moved sites to a full hook-up site. They did give us a reduction for Good Sam Club. When we called to make the reservations, they told us that wi-fi was $1.95 per day. When we arrived, we were shown a brochure for the wi-fi at $1.95/day. When we logged onto the wi-fi, the price came up at $3.95/day. When we informed the office, they said they would notify the owner. The wi-fi was slow. In spite of the fact that it kept telling me my signal was very good and 54 Mbps, it functioned like dial-up. If the wi-fi had been good, we would have given this park a much better rating. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a pleasant surprise this rv park is!! We made reservations using Passport America and upon arriving we were welcomed so warmly and quickly assigned our site. As a Passport America member we can only have electricity and water, but there is nicely arranged dump station. The sites here are pull-through, very spacious, with the widest streets I have encountered in an rv park. I highly recommend this rv park to all who are passing this way on I-40 between Flagstaff and Winslow. A great place to overnight. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean, neatly landscaped and spacious desert gated park right off of I-40 at exit 233, behind large gas station. Regular fee is $24 - we used Passport America and for $12 were eligible for water/electricity only site, but a very nice pull through one in the middle of the park. No road noise. Register in the gas station which also includes a store (food, beverages, maps, books, t-shirts, etc.) and Subway. Excellent Verizon reception for phone and air card. Great road stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great place to stop on your way west on I-40. Level pull throughs, two handicapped sites that are very nice. We used to stop in Flagstaff until we were forced here onetime by bad weather, never go to Flag again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

At the $12 Passport America rate this campground is hard to beat. Very clean, excellent security, easy access and a convenience store on site. We stayed two nights while touring the area; we wish more campgrounds were as clean. It is an excellent value and a great place to stop for a night or two. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Super clean and friendly. Bathrooms are individual rooms and spacious. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to stay while on I-40. Individual full bathrooms, clean. Pet area has no grass (middle of the desert). Five miles from Meteor Crater Natural Landmark. Low noise level heard from I-40. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Clean, friendly people. Easy pull thru's. Would have liked to have stayed another night. Meteor Crater is a must see. If you stay at campground you get a dollar off the price of admission at the crater. WIFI kept going in and out. That was my only complaint. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Wide pull-thru's, well leveled and maintained and convenient hook-ups. Security (however you must wonder why, the only thing there I saw was a lizard), and nice store. The only draw back was a lot of wind (typical on this stretch and 600 miles east on I-40). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Pleasant park, easily navigated with a big rig. The $11 rate is the Passport America rate and is for 30 amp and water only. Central dump station. 50 amp full hookup sites are available for $24. The free WiFi is so slow as to be mostly unuseable. Most of the time, we could not load a single web page without it timing out. Good Verizon signal, though. Near the freeway, but very little road noise. Clean laundry. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An oasis in the desert (I-40 exit 233)! Great find for an over-nighter and to visit the Meteor Crater Visitor Center. Level, gravel, spacious pull-thru sites with full hookups. Faint I-40 vehicle noise otherwise it was quiet. Restroom/Showers are four individual locking rooms, very clean! Free Wifi, antenna TV gets 6 channels. Gas station, Subway Restaurant, minimart. The Crater is about 5 miles down the road, ask for the $1 discount when you register at the park. Will stay here again when passing thru. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.