We really liked this campground. The pull through sites in the hook-up area are quite nice, but the dry sites are even better if you can maneuver into one of them. At the time we were there the road leading to the dry sites, which is dirt, was really rutted and not very negotiable for a big rig. People car camping with a tent and those in truck campers or vans would not have trouble getting to the dry site which are nestled among the big rock formations for which the park is named. The hook-up area is out in the open, but does have nice views of the rocks and surrounding country. A great side trip from here is to Gila cliff Dwellings National Monument. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the most beautiful and different campgrounds we have ever visited. Truely unique - This is one of the best parks ever. We camped here in a Motorhome.

56 sites, 9 with water and electric hookups. Hookup sites have cabanas for shade and are all pull through. Fun trails/paths through fantastic rock formations formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. Also has an informative Visitor's Center. We camped here in a camper.