Monument Valley Campgrounds
Looking for some current info on campgrounds in Monument Valley. We are hikers, cyclers, a birder and a photographer. We also like to fish, but......:D We will probably take one of the tours and th...
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n7bsn wrote:
At Monument Valley there really is only two choices, Gouldings and the Tribal.
They are both Tribal. :)
We always boondocked in the Monument itself right in front of the famous Mittens for $10/night. However, I think they redid the area slightly and are now charging a lot.
You really only need one night where you stay...pull in the afternoon, spend the night, do the tour the next day and move on. There's nothing else around there to recommend you stay longer.
As far as fishing - what kind? Catch and Release for trout? If so, Durango, CO is the place - streams and lakes in the area. Also Navajo Lake State Park, Cottonwood campground in New Mexico at the border of Colorado just east of Bloomfield, NM. You can't imagine the size of trout in the river below the dam - especially if you hire a guide. :)
