It is about 15 minutes outside of Winslow towards Holbrook, but it used to be a county park. There are still picnic tables there with shelter covers but they are all spray painted. We went to take su… Full review by IndianapolisCruiser
Aug 5, 2024
I expected the worst after reading some of the other comments here and Google reviews. However, I was pleasantly surprised that the "potholes" were not bad and the distance from the main road to the … Full review by BlaiseAcrossAmerica
May 25, 2024
This is a beautiful hidden gem! So glad someone recommended. There is absolutely no signage. The road is rough. Large potholes. No facilities. But the view is amazing!! If you know what to expec… Full review by 933kristig
I really don't think it's a problem as long as they are on a leash and you pick up after them. This doesn't seem to be a busy park, but the views are worth the stop!
Can you boondocks camp in an rv at the park or nearby? Thank you!
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There is no place to boondock there, and you have to be careful because that area is the Navajo reservation. I do recommend Homolovi State Park though for camping. It's about 6 …
There is no place to boondock there, and you have to be careful because that area is the Navajo reservation. I do recommend Homolovi State Park though for camping. It's about 6 miles away, the campground is VERY reasonable ($18.00 per night which includes water and electric PLUS they have FREE showers). That also includes the admission for the ruins.
Don't think there is one, we just pulled off the road. There is a picnic area but not much else. We think there is an entrance fee at the Homolovi Park (Hopi Ruins, shop etc) further up the road.
Can you walk IN the little painted desert, among the colors, and/or along the sides.
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There are no gates/fencing in this area. I'm sure you could attempt to walk down but not sure how safe it would be. I wouldn't recommend. We just walked along the perimeter …
There are no gates/fencing in this area. I'm sure you could attempt to walk down but not sure how safe it would be. I wouldn't recommend. We just walked along the perimeter because we were traveling with a 18 month old. This "outlook" looks down into the little painted desert. As well I'm not sure if the mountains/hills are sand or harden clay.
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