Homolovi State Park

Homolovi State Park is a 5-acre park in Navajo County, about 3 miles east of Winslow.

Things to do include historic sites, wildlife watching, and hiking. For overnight stays there are campsites (RV sites, tent sites, and showers).

RV and Tent Camping A perfect spot to stay for a while and take in the area's rich cultural history. Tent and RV camping opportunities are available for visitors to enjoy the relative solitude of this high desert setting. Sleep under the stars just as the original inhabitants did here thousands of years ago. Over 50 sites are waiting for you to pull up, and enjoy the clean, cool, northern Arizona air. Choose a spot with hook-ups, or elect to camp in a more primitive style...It's up to you! Note: Homolovi State Park no longer accepts self-pay registrations for camping. Same-day reservations can be made by coming to the visitor center in person or by calling the park office at 928-289-4106 by 4:45 p.m. Entries for non-registered campers will not be accepted after that time. Campsite Reservations at Homolovi

Hiking Trails There are five hiking trails within the park that give hikers a great way to explore the history found here. More than 300 archeological sites have been identified within the park boundaries, and many of these trail experiences will expose you to awesome area history along the way. Please be respectful of these ancient treasures during your exploration, and after your hikes you can ask a Park Ranger to help you interpret the significance of what you found out on the trail.

The Homolovi Visitor Center is open every day except Christmas and includes exhibits, a gift shop, and restrooms. The visitor center is fully accessible and really gives visitors a great taste of northern Arizona's ancient history. Most programs and special activities take place in the park visitor center which is a great spot to become familiar with the awesome vibe of this unique and special state park. This park has modern, accessible restrooms and showers available to guests. The park does not supply common toiletries necessary for a shower, but the facility is clean and a shower after a long day of exploring is always a nice way to end the day before retiring to camp.

Park Rules • Artifacts, rock art, and other cultural items/sites are protected. • All natural resources are protected. • Keep pets on a leash. • Prevent loud nuisance noises. • Maximum of two vehicles per campsite with up to six adults, no more than 10 people. • Camping permitted in designated sites only. Agency Rules & Regulations A variety of historic state parks are located throughout Arizona. Take a look and plan a trip!