Holbrook, Arizona Campground | Holbrook / Petrified Forest KOA

CLOSEST FULL SERVICE CAMPGROUND TO: THE PETRIFIED FOREST / PAINTED DESERT NAT. PARK, & CANYON DE CHELLY NAT. MON. - AND AN EASY DRIVE TO THE GRAND CANYON.

Let Holbrook/Petrified Forest KOA be your base camp to explore all the surrounding National Parks and Monuments. Easy access to I-40 gets you to the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park (20 minutes). Take a day trip to the Grand Canyon (2.5 hours), Canyon de Chelly (1.5+ hours), Monument Valley (2.5+ hours), or Fort Apache (1.5 hours). Walk around the rim of Meteor Crater, less than an hour west. Or stop at the Hubbell Trading Post (a National Historic Site) on the Navajo Reservation. In Holbrook, drive through town on the original Route 66 (don't miss the Wigwam Motel). Check out the museum of Historic Route 66 and The Hashknife Outfit – one of the west's largest cattle ranches. Back at the campground, relax, enjoy a stunning sunset, and shop for silver and turquoise jewelry in our store. Then plan your next day's adventures. Pool: May 4 - September 29. Max pull thru: 100 feet.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
110' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/1 - 9/30)
Snack Bar ($)
Propane ($)
Kamping Kitchen
Firewood ($)
Pavilion

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Just stayed one night but everything was great 2/28/2021

- Steve Shaddox on Google

Definitely a National Park to see. Very unique. 2/21/2021

- Teresa Wolff on Google

Great campground! Nice, level lots, quiet at night, friendly campers :) Great location to visit a lot of attractions and lots of shopping and restaurant choices. 2/8/2021

- Trish L on Google

Very clean, very roomy, easy to find. We wish we could have stayed longer. 3/1/2021

We had so much fun. The cabin was very clean and super cozy. The added on bathroom was very cool! 3/1/2021

Great place for a short stay 3/1/2021

We enjoyed our visit very.much. It was very convenient to the Petrified Forest. Manager was very helpful as we needed an RV Tech, too.. It worked out great! You do hear some interstate noise but it didn't bother us. Also laundry facilities was nice and clean... 3/1/2021

Short overnight stay arrived late paperwork was on board easy direction to my camping site 2/28/2021

We have stayed here overnight a couple of times. Its a really nice, friendly campground. 2/27/2021

Only stayed one night, very nice/clean campground, the check-in process was quick with excellent information provided about the layout of the facility. 2/26/2021

Only issue was Wi-Fi, weak & intermittent. 2/25/2021

Easy to find nice campground used the dog park a lot. Stayed for two days and will return again Only concern was lady checking us in was not wearing a mask everyone else did 2/24/2021

It was midwinter 4 night stay. The bad - WIFI not very strong, cable channels not as listed was about it. The good - the personnel, showers, easy exit/entrance, quiet place. Would stay again 2/23/2021

It was quiet, clean, spacious, and conveniently located about 25 mins from the national park 2/23/2021

everything was wonderful except they put us in a site with a tree in the way, we had to move to one site to avoid it. 5th wheels should not go into that site unless they trim the tree, Also the BBQ was dirty, it had chicken pieces all over the grill... 2/23/2021

This is a beautiful KOA!! Staff is very helpful & accommodating. Bathrooms are fantastic & great wifi. Lots are HUGE and very well maintained. We stopped here overnight but will return for a longer stay. Definitely recommend this KOA. 2/23/2021

Clean, spacious 2/22/2021

It was a wonderful cabin for an overnight stay. thank you! 2/20/2021

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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.

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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.

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