Envision the American Southwest, and you’ve almost certainly conjured up images of Monument Valley. Thanks to Hollywood director John Ford and the movies he filmed there, like Stagecoach and The Searchers, Monument Valley is the embodiment of the American desert landscape. On the border between Arizona and Utah, Monument Valley is about as far away as you can get from civilization in the lower 48 states. It’s nearly five hours' drive from Phoenix, the closest large city, and three hours' drive from Moab – Utah’s hub for outdoor recreation. When camping at Monument Valley KOA, expect to do some driving to get to nearby attractions.
RV camping at Monument Valley KOA might not be as luxurious as it could be at some of the brand's other campgrounds. This KOA keeps things simple, comfortable, and convenient, offering sites with full hookups with 50 amp electrical capacity, with some sites large enough to accommodate 75-foot-long RVs. Most visitors who book an RV in San Juan County are trying to get away from crowds and technology though, looking to enjoy nature in its purest form. If you’re bringing a four-legged companion on your campervan rental adventure though, the park does offer a designated area for them to exercise.
Location
37.017498° N, 110.153563° W
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