Holbrook / Petrified Forest KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 85' Max Length
• Wi-Fi ($)
• Cable TV ($)
• Pool (Open May 2 to Oct 1)
• Snack Bar ($)
• Propane ($)
• Kamping Kitchen
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion

• Planned Activities Available
• Military Clubs
• Motorcycle Clubs
• Self-service, convenience foods offered

• RV Clubs & Rallies
• Families
• Tours
• Food prepared by staff for consumption by the customer at their site or in outdoor seating provided by campground

Hiking to Petroglyphs (Rock Art Sites)

Hopi and Navajo Indian Ceremonial Dances

Golf Numerous golf courses within five minutes to 30 minutes to one hour away.

Petrified Forest National Park including portions of the Painted Desert A land of contrasts--Petrified Forest National Park provides visitors views to the beginning of dinosaurs, prehistoric peoples and modern wildlife. The remains of an ancient forest lie scattered across northeastern Arizona. Fossils of tall trees, strange ferns, large reptiles, small sharks and early dinosaurs provide clues to life 225 million years ago. Prehistoric people settled in the area about 6,000 years ago. Petrified wood provided a natural resource that could be used or traded. Evidence still exists showing the civilization was in the area in 1400 AD.

Canyon de Chelly Venture into a region of unsurpassed beauty and excellent climate filled with an abundance of colorful canyons and many other natural wonders. At the Canyon de Chelly National Monument, view glorious stone monuments and prehistoric Indian dwellings within the steep canyon walls. The scenic north rim drive offers four lookout areas; the south rim drive features seven. Stop by the Visitor’s Center at the intersection of the rims for detailed maps and information.

Historic Route 66 In the 1930s, 40s and 50s, Route 66 was also known "The Mother Road" and "The Main Street of America." This narrow strip of asphalt was a symbol of hope for farmers fleeing the dust bowl and soldiers starting a new life after World War II. It was also a symbol of adventure for travelers answering the call of the west. Route 66 goes through downtown Holbrook, where period restaurants, motels, and shops still offer the weary traveler old west friendliness.