Monument Valley Camping, Campground Info

While there are only a limited number of camping options in Monument Valley, these campgrounds let visitors sleep under the star-covered sky of the Old West. While backcountry camping is prohibited, visitors can still experience a vacation in the wild. Designated camping areas range from rustic simplicity to modern comfort.

For travelers looking for contemporary amenities in their camping facilities should stay at Goulding's Campground. Situated at the Arizona-Utah border, this campground has full RV hookups, tent sites, wireless internet, heated pool, laundromat, playground, cable, grocery store. It is open year round, though some amenities are not available in the off-season. In addition to the RV and tent sites, there are camping cabins that include linens, TV, kitchen, and bathroom. Please visit Goulding's Campground at http://www.gouldings.com/english/campground.htm or call (435) 727-3231.

Near the Monument Valley Visitor's Center sits the Mitten View Campground. This camping facility is convenient to Valley Drive and is operated by the Navajo Nation. There are 99 sites (though there are no hookups), flush toilets, drinking water, and coin operated showers. Campsites all have tables, BBQ grills, ramadas, and trash bins. For more info, please call (435)727-5870.

For anyone who wants more authentic accommodations in Monument Valley can schedule a tour with Navajo guide that includes overnight camping in real Navajo Hogan. This sacred dwelling is used in Navajo ceremonies and social events.