NavajoLand Tuba City R.V. Park - Tuba City, Arizona

Kaja SWIEB

Nice park, spots are decent size, gravel not too unlevel. Full hookup, no WiFi, Verizon service week, t mobile no service at all. Nice dog park. There are several dogs running around the park, some have no collar, it is very difficult to walk your dog when you are sounded by other dogs with no owners, I have seen many people picking up their dogs and carrying them back to avoid the stray ones. Stray dogs come right to the door of the RV. That situation was very strange and kind of stressful.

Tara Whitney

Checking in late was super easy. The 2 working the front desk at the hotel were awesome! Accommodations were good with sewer and water hooks ups, power, dog park, and trash.
Spaces are tight with gravel and a table.
Overall good place to stay.
The dogs Barking and running around from the full timers were a bit overwhelming.

Mira Daniels

After driving through Monument Valley on our way to Phoenix we decided to stop at the NavajoLand RV Park in Tuba City for the night. It sounded like a nice place and they had 2 museums on the premises that sounded interesting, and a pull-through spot with full hookups was only $40 for the night!

We were able to make the reservation online without any difficulty. Our entire stay was delightful! In fact, we wanted to spend more time in the museums and decided to stay a second night.

The Navajo Code talker museum, which is free and attached to the historic Trading Post, was interesting, especially the movie. The Trading post was very interesting and had many beautiful Navajo made items (and some made in other places, so if you care about that, pay attention to the tags.)

The Interactive Navajo culture and history museum was very reasonably priced. We paid $5 plus tax for each of us at the senior rate. They had a very interesting movie explaining the Navajo spiritual creation story and many exhibits covering various aspects of Navajo life. I especially enjoyed the exhibit inside the hogan including the video there and the display about growing and spinning wool and weaving.

I did not use the bath house so I can't speak to that. We had excellent signal on Verizon while there.

Kat Crow

One of the best campsites we have been in. Mature cottonwood trees for decent shade. Price for full hookup and drive thru was only $40. Can't beat that. Staff were wonderful. Let us stay past checkout time so we could explore the museum. The bugs referenced by another reviewer are June bugs and transient. The dog park has exercise equipment for dogs. No stray dogs around. Nice and clean and quiet. My AT&T signal was full strength. They do not advertise wifi so I did not expect it. Really, for $40, why would you expect it.

Kathy Saradarian

Quiet little park located in a walled area. Pull through sites on gravel that were big enough for our 30 ft tag along trailer and Ford F350. Nice dog park with obstacles. Poop bag holders were empty and pet owners were not picking up after their pets. There is a school across the street. Some trees. We only spent a night while passing through. But ate dinner at the restaurant which we enjoyed. There is a historical walk outside the trading post. WE went through the trading post in the morning and then the Navajo Code Talkers Museum which is in the trading post. Did not have time to visit the Navajo museum. Lots of information and interesting items to buy. Campground is basically a parking lot but I did not feel cramped and it was quiet. You need a key to turn on the water and need to remember to return the key.

The Navajo nation does observe Daylight Savings Time but the rest of Arizona does not. It took us a few days to notice. The first site we were assigned we couldn't get into, there was a tree that blocked us from being able to make the turn so we asked for a different site which they gave us and there was no problem. We camped at NavajoLand Hotel and RV Park in a Travel Trailer.

Robert Shaw

"No Wi-Fi". Extremely limited cell service.
Sites are close, but not tight. Full hookups. Some pull-through. Gravel site with concrete patio and table.
NB: No alcohol allowed on the Navajo or Hopi Reservations.

David Manpearl

Full hook-ups and inexpensive. Great for a lay-over when headed to Monument Valley. Good Navajo museum. Diner.
Warning: Terrible cell signal provides voice only even with booster. No Wifi.

Chris Knight

We were traveling home with our travel trailer, and ended up in a major wind storm, so we decided to pull off of the road and stay at this RV park. The grounds were OK when we were there. After dark I went to step outside, and when I turned on the awning light I noticed that the ground around our trailer was blanketed with insects that looked like roaches or large beetles.