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Spider Rock Campground

Navajo Highway 7, Chinle, AZ 86503, USA

Introduce

Spider Rock Campground is nestled within the stunning landscape of Canyon de Chelly National Monument, offering visitors a unique opportunity to connect with nature and explore rich cultural heritage. Located along Navajo Highway 7 in Chinle, Arizona, this campground provides a serene setting for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.

  • Peaceful Environment: Spider Rock Campground is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere, allowing visitors to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Canyon de Chelly. The campsite offers a mix of RV sites with water and electricity, as well as primitive camping options for those seeking an authentic outdoor experience.
  • Cultural Immersion: Guests can stay in traditional Navajo hogans, providing a unique opportunity to experience the cultural heritage of the region. These hogan stays offer insight into the history and traditions of the Navajo people, enriching your visit with a deeper connection to the land.
  • Outdoor Activities: The campground is an ideal base for exploring the area's natural wonders. Visitors can hike to ancient cliff dwellings, marvel at towering sandstone formations, and enjoy breathtaking sunrises and sunsets over the canyon. Don't miss the iconic Spider Rock overlook, where shouting into the canyon produces six echoes!
  • Family-Friendly: The campground is perfect for families, with amenities including fire pits, picnic tables, restrooms, and a dump station. The friendly camp host ensures that all visitors feel welcome and well-supported during their stay.

Customer Feedback: Visitors rave about the peaceful environment, the knowledgeable and friendly staff, and the unforgettable cultural experiences. One guest described their stay in a hogan as "a unique opportunity to connect with Navajo heritage," while another highlighted the stunning sunrises and sunsets over the canyon.

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Payments

Camping fee

Children

Good for kids

Parking

On-site parking

Pets

Dogs allowed

J D (JD) Oct 25
★★★★★5

Spider Rock Campground at Canyon de Chelly is an amazing spot to stay. The camp host is great, making you feel welcome and right at home. It’s a really peaceful place to relax and connect with nature. I stayed in a hogan hut, a traditional dwelling of the Navajo Indians of Arizona, which added a unique cultural experience to my visit. Waking up surrounded by the beautiful canyon scenery and the history of the area made this stay unforgettable. Perfect for those looking to experience the beauty and heritage of this region up close.

Fred Marolf Dec 06
★★★★★5

The overlook at Spider Rock was fantastic. If you shout into the 6 echoes back and forth around you. Awesome sunrises and sunsets

Ker H Apr 20
★★☆☆☆2

This is a very rustic campsite in Canyon de Chelly. The Canyon is glorious so don’t miss out. Location can’t be beat. This campsite is privately owned by Howard. $15 Pick your own campsite on arrival. Toilets are smelly outhouses where you pour in water in to hand flush into the ground. Shower was not available. Zero amenities. Depends what you are looking for whether this will work for you.

Amy Del Prete Jun 08
★★★★★5

This is a beautiful campground set in the rural Canyon de Chelly area. We have stayed here 20 yrs ago and Howard was as charming a host as ever. This is a dry campground, so no elec, or water.

Kathleen Dent May 04
★☆☆☆☆1

This is a very primitive and remote campground 14 miles out of Chinle on the 6,000ft rim of Canyon de Chelly. The spots are on rutted dirt roads. If it is at all wet, the gumbo clay would make traveling difficult. The campground has little to no services. We actually pulled in, found our place, and then decided to leave. The Cottonwood Campground in the Monument was much more suited to our rv.

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