Cptnvideo
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We're currently near Lamar, CO. And we will be traveling across southern CO to 4 corners, then over to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, then on to Kingman, AZ.
We like to do a mix of CGs and boondocking. Maybe a dry camp if needed.
We usually sit for a week, then drive 3 hours to the next spot. But all is flexible. Crossing the Navajo Reservation may require a 4 hour drive unless dry camping/boondocking is allowed.
Any suggestions?
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Lwiddis
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The areas south of Williams are Forest Service land and there are many beautiful campsites available.
Here is the camping page for the reservation... https://discovernavajo.com/camping/
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Roosevelt lake pull down to the waters edge and dream. been there done it a few times no problems.
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Cptnvideo
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I assume you are referring to the lake near Globe, AZ. That is on next year's schedule.
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Cptnvideo
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Does anybody know if boondocking or dry camping is allowed on the Navajo Res?
Thinking Kayenta in particular.
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Cptnvideo wrote:Does anybody know if boondocking or dry camping is allowed on the Navajo Res?
Thinking Kayenta in particular. No clue. But they are a sovereign nation subject to their law and courts. Be very cautious.
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Cptnvideo
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That's why I'm asking if anybody knows, especially from first hand experience. There is a grocery chain store in Kayenta where dry camping might be allowed.
Indian Casinos allow but it's always best to ask first.
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Cptnvideo wrote:Does anybody know if boondocking or dry camping is allowed on the Navajo Res?
Thinking Kayenta in particular.
There are two beautiful free campgrounds at the Navajo National Monument: https://www.nps.gov/nava/planyourvisit/placestogo.htm
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Cptnvideo
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Thanks, mockturtle. Unfortunately for us, there is a 28' limit at both campsites.
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The Dine’ have a website that discusses camping on the Res. Instead of “That's why I'm asking if anybody knows,..” review the website. The official information.
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