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ItsyRV
May 09, 2019Explorer
The Navajo Nation (Hopi & Zuni too) does not have a huge budget to spend on attracting folks in big smog producing vehicles clogging up small reservation roads. Thus, the campgrounds are located either along more built up areas, or remote enough to deliberately keep the large RVs away. But that doesn't mean there are no campsites, you just have to know where they are. Additionally, they are regulated in that they may be closed for conservation or environmental reasons. So, contacting the Navajo Nation Tourism Dept to inquire what is open, camping restrictions, and if designed or RV's or just backpacking is the first step. You can also follow the Campground and RVs link under the "Relax" tab on DiscoverNavajo.com
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