This is our second stay here. We stayed for 10 days. The campground is nicely landscaped, well maintained and located in a scenic red rock canyon. Staff is friendly and helpful and checkin was efficient. Interior roads are paved and wide enough for any size rig. Sites are crushed stone with a picnic table and fire pit. Our site #2...moreThis is our second stay here. We stayed for 10 days. The campground is nicely landscaped, well maintained and located in a scenic red rock canyon. Staff is friendly and helpful and checkin was efficient. Interior roads are paved and wide enough for any size rig. Sites are crushed stone with a picnic table and fire pit. Our site #24 was a pull through and plenty large enough for our 40 foot motor home and towed vehicle. We had no trouble getting level and all utilities worked well. Most sites have a small tree for some shade. There is a large fenced dog park. There is no road noise. The on-site laundry is clean with plenty of large commercial machines available, although a bit pricey at $3.00 per load to wash and .50 per 12 minutes of dryer time. A small grocery, convenience store, and fuel station are within a quarter mile of the park. Suggest you shop for groceries and liquor before you arrive since the closest major grocery chain is in Kayenta 25 miles away and no liquor is sold on the Navajo reservation. We had no T-mobile signal. WiFi is good during the day but gets slow and intermittent in the evening. There are plenty of signs on the roadways to guide you to the park. It’s centrally located to many attractions in the area, and 5 minutes from Monument Valley. We really enjoy staying here and highly recommend this park.Tips: The pizza from the convenience store is very good. Goosenecks State Park, Mexican Hat, Valley of the Gods, Bluff Fort and Moki Dugway are all fantastic sites to visit nearby. You can also access Natural Bridges National Monument or Canyon De Chelly as a day trip.

Our stay at the campground was comfortable. It’s close to Monument Valley, there’s a gas station and grocery store nearby. Loved that there was a short trail on the campground that led to an arch and then to an awesome view of MV. Our dog loved the hike. There were also other close trails outside the campground. Only a couple downsides...moreOur stay at the campground was comfortable. It’s close to Monument Valley, there’s a gas station and grocery store nearby. Loved that there was a short trail on the campground that led to an arch and then to an awesome view of MV. Our dog loved the hike. There were also other close trails outside the campground. Only a couple downsides were the last wash for laundry is at 6pm and the cell service wasn’t great which I needed for work. Other than that, I would stay here again!

This is one of the most unique settings for a campground that you will likely ever see. Nestled amongst the red rock mountains and looking down a canyon into historic Monument Valley, this is a view you won’t see anywhere else. The campground is easy to negotiate and the roads are paved even though the sites are rock. Many of the si...moreThis is one of the most unique settings for a campground that you will likely ever see. Nestled amongst the red rock mountains and looking down a canyon into historic Monument Valley, this is a view you won’t see anywhere else. The campground is easy to negotiate and the roads are paved even though the sites are rock. Many of the sites are a bit sloped so bring some leveling blocks but they are easily managed. Full hook ups are available and the Wifi is actually quite good. We also found cell signals to be very strong which was surprising so we were able to utilize our hot spot as well. Being in the desert, it was a pleasant surprise to see trees in the campground and there are many. Spring and fall will be the best times to visit here as winter can be cold and summer blistering hot. Monument Valley is operated and controlled by the Navajo Nation and currently they are only letting 25 cars of tourists in the park every hour due to their nation being hit hard by Covid. It is all first come first served so you do have to go and expect to wait your turn. Most folks indicate that within 15-30 minutes they were allowed in but some have waited up to 2 hours. We went into the park on Sunday, April 3 at 10:20 am and drove right in without any waiting. You will have two hours to tour the loop which is just about perfect. Monument Valley is one of those places that should be on the “must see” list for everyone. It is not easy to get to as it is very remote but good highways do serve the area. If you do come here, seriously consider Goulding’s Campground but it is popular so make a reservation well in advance.

When I stop at KOA and asked price for no hook up. I am own sprinter van and just need full up water and good hot shower. It was $50. I came to here and asked same question and only $33. I stay here only one night. There has several nearly hiking trails. I hadn’t chance hike around. I think the bathroom is pretty cleaning and shower to...moreWhen I stop at KOA and asked price for no hook up. I am own sprinter van and just need full up water and good hot shower. It was $50. I came to here and asked same question and only $33. I stay here only one night. There has several nearly hiking trails. I hadn’t chance hike around. I think the bathroom is pretty cleaning and shower too. The laundry is $3 dollars and didn’t wash any clothes. WiFi is ok ok and cellular coverage is not bad in that area (better than valley of the god). Also, the view is really cool. The campground in canyon and you can see far away a butte in middle of canyon.

Had everything we needed and wanted. Spaces for giant RVs were tight but perfect for our 19’ campervan. We enjoyed our stay. Restrooms and showers were excellent scenery beyond belief. Easy access for area around Monument Valley.

The views from this campground are beautiful, and the staff is friendly and helpful. All the facilities are clean and well-maintained. The spaces and drives are tight for big rigs, but the layout is manageable. There is a grocery store close, and it is very close to Monument Valley Tribal Park. Very quiet at night.

Overall: Would stay again. Indoor swimming pool. Really nice and quiet atmosphere. Check-In: Easy and informative. Friendliness: Staff were are all great.Store: Had a bit more than some RV parks.Site: Needed to level quite a bit. Gravel (desert). Unpaved sites. Paved interior roads.Hookups: Pull-through. Full hookups with 5...moreOverall: Would stay again. Indoor swimming pool. Really nice and quiet atmosphere. Check-In: Easy and informative. Friendliness: Staff were are all great.Store: Had a bit more than some RV parks.Site: Needed to level quite a bit. Gravel (desert). Unpaved sites. Paved interior roads.Hookups: Pull-through. Full hookups with 50 AMP. Worked as expected. Power went out one night for no reason (maybe the heat).Location: Monument Valley, Mexican Hat, Valley of the Gods are all fairly close. There is a nice market with just about anything you need. Gas station as well. There is a restaurant (Goulding's) which is decent. Also, there is a really cool and short hiking trail connected to the campground, leading to a middle-aged arch. Other than what is mentioned, there are no other amenities in the area but the desert. A really peaceful place to stay.Laundry: Older units but worked perfectly well.Wifi: Googling. Very light work. No Streaming.Propane: Not that I recallIce: Yes

My experience here was good, it's a neat clean park nestled among red rocks. The office staff was polite but perfunctory. I took the tour offered by them since Monument Valley was inaccessible due to covid. The tour was 4 out of 5 mostly because it was on a cattle car type truck so less comfortable but we had to go off-road so a bus or...moreMy experience here was good, it's a neat clean park nestled among red rocks. The office staff was polite but perfunctory. I took the tour offered by them since Monument Valley was inaccessible due to covid. The tour was 4 out of 5 mostly because it was on a cattle car type truck so less comfortable but we had to go off-road so a bus or van wouldn't do. The hook-ups and other facilities were just fine. My site was sloped but nothing I couldn't handle. There is a small store and gas station nearby. Not much else. I had poor AT&T coverage when the wind blew just right.

Nice park, a little on the tight side, can’t hook up your 5th wheel. Why stay longer, the price is excessive. Park was only half full July 2nd.Close to the iconic Monument Valley, a few miles to most the sites. A trip to Mexican Hat and Valley of the Gods were worth while as well.

Stunning. Gorgeous. Lovely. Can’t do better than this location and these magnificent views.

Navajo nation closed due to covid but still a worthwhile visit!

Navajo nation closed due to covid but still a worthwhile visit!

Camping right in an historic canyon with a short trail to an arch and the nest stargazing I’ve seen. Wonderful facilities

We spent one night in September in a 24 ft. RV because we wanted to get a glimpse of Monument Valley on our way East. This place is a good option. Sites are tightly packed but the campground is nicely laid out on a hillside. Site was nice and well kept, (30 amp) they have spaced for super large 40+ footers all the way down to tent sit...moreWe spent one night in September in a 24 ft. RV because we wanted to get a glimpse of Monument Valley on our way East. This place is a good option. Sites are tightly packed but the campground is nicely laid out on a hillside. Site was nice and well kept, (30 amp) they have spaced for super large 40+ footers all the way down to tent sites, which had a great view and a fire ring and grill. Most sites do not have a view of Monument Valley! We did not checkout the showers and bathrooms. Next day we headed east on 163 and noticed that the nearby KOA has a clear view of Monument Valley!

The only beef we had was the site was SUPER tight. We barely fit front to back and the Neigbors to the side are right on top of you. But, the view, the hikes right in the camp and the proximity to Monument Valley are great. There is also a grocery store just a mile down the road which is awesome.

Any other place I would rate the sites as average but in this sparse area it is an oasis. Full hook up. Good road system. They have lots of amenities and provide tours to Monument Valley. They also have a few trails and an impressive Arch that takes about 10 minutes to hike to. Sites are small but ok. We had shade and picknic table. Ne...moreAny other place I would rate the sites as average but in this sparse area it is an oasis. Full hook up. Good road system. They have lots of amenities and provide tours to Monument Valley. They also have a few trails and an impressive Arch that takes about 10 minutes to hike to. Sites are small but ok. We had shade and picknic table. Needed a few blocks to get level. Price is high but Monument Valley is 5 minute drive. Any where else this is a $35 site.

This is the nicest option for a FHU site in Monument Valley. However, it is not worth the $60 you pay to stay. I would opt for BLM or State/Federal space on the Utah side. There is not a lot to offer and the staff isn't all that thrilled to have you there. There is a nice trail out the backside of the park if you want to hike.If yo...moreThis is the nicest option for a FHU site in Monument Valley. However, it is not worth the $60 you pay to stay. I would opt for BLM or State/Federal space on the Utah side. There is not a lot to offer and the staff isn't all that thrilled to have you there. There is a nice trail out the backside of the park if you want to hike.If you are planning to do the Monument Valley drive, take your personal vehicle (if you have high clearance and 4WD) and do not be pressured into one of the guided tours.

Sites are fairly smashed together and only some have decent views, but you'll pay a premium for those. All the amenities were certainly welcomed, but we only used the showers (which smell of a sulfur, but nbd). I could see the price being worth it for a longer stay. The hiking in the immediate area was really nice featuring great vie...moreSites are fairly smashed together and only some have decent views, but you'll pay a premium for those. All the amenities were certainly welcomed, but we only used the showers (which smell of a sulfur, but nbd). I could see the price being worth it for a longer stay. The hiking in the immediate area was really nice featuring great views and and arches. DOG-FRIENDLY. Also there are wild dogs, so keep an eye on your pooch.

Arrived June 11 for one night headed to Colorado. What a great area, Monument Valley, to be in and Goulding’s was perfect for our big rig. Close to anything we needed even being remote. Got a good pull-thru with FHU. Facilities clean, office staff friendly. For 3 adults and a 40’ pull thru site the rate was $73 for one night, but worth...moreArrived June 11 for one night headed to Colorado. What a great area, Monument Valley, to be in and Goulding’s was perfect for our big rig. Close to anything we needed even being remote. Got a good pull-thru with FHU. Facilities clean, office staff friendly. For 3 adults and a 40’ pull thru site the rate was $73 for one night, but worth it. The views of massive rock formations were unbelievable. Fire pits available to use and wood sold at store. Restroom and shower facilities clean. Didn’t get to use indoor pool. Highly recommend local Navaho tacos. Fresh, really good and big. Stargazing great. What was really cool they were showing movies about Indian culture and John Wayne movie at outdoor theatre with free shuttle rides.

Had what we needed at the park or at the lodge. Indoor pool and you can sign up for tours at the park. We used the shuttle for going to the lodge for the movies. The Navajo taco is really good at the lodge restaurant. Perfect spot for touring monument valley.

Site QualityThe campsites are clean and well spaced with a fire pit and grill. We had no problem getting our 33ft motorhome and Jeep into a 40ft site.FacilitiesWe went over to the movie theater for a short film on the history of the area and the Goulding’s training post. There is also a museum. LocationThe location is fab...moreSite QualityThe campsites are clean and well spaced with a fire pit and grill. We had no problem getting our 33ft motorhome and Jeep into a 40ft site.FacilitiesWe went over to the movie theater for a short film on the history of the area and the Goulding’s training post. There is also a museum. LocationThe location is fabulous. It’s off the highway and tucked in-between large sandstone rocks. There is a short trail to an arch and viewpoint of Monument Valley.Pet FriendlinessPets are welcome at the campground. No dog park but I did see a few people letting their dogs have a bit of playtime together. Cell coverageWhile ATT had both voice and data signals the data was off-network which means after 24 MB your data access will be turned off. I was unable to get a Version signal at the campground even with my booster.

Apparently we were subject to their new "gouging rates," because it looks like prior reviewers were only paying $30 or $40 per night. We got stuck paying $62.00 per night which is just outrageous. Other than the pricing, the place was fine, but if we were to do it again, we would just camp elsewhere and drive into Monument Valley for ...moreApparently we were subject to their new "gouging rates," because it looks like prior reviewers were only paying $30 or $40 per night. We got stuck paying $62.00 per night which is just outrageous. Other than the pricing, the place was fine, but if we were to do it again, we would just camp elsewhere and drive into Monument Valley for a day trip because it is not worth $62 to stay here. (Our pricing is for a rig over 35 feet. Under 35 feet is $52 or $57 per night depending on whether the site is back in or pull through.) Your only options right near the park are this place with full hook ups or The Views campground which has no hook ups but still costs $45 per night. Again - outrageous. Our sight was "lumpy" and uneven. We were able to get level without risers, but only because we parked at a weird angle. Given what they're charging, the sites should be a lot more level. They also need to trim some of the trees in the sites back as some of them were a bit long. The interior roads were fine. Not the widest, but certainly do-able.I was able to make our reservation online which was nice and the folks we dealt with were friendly enough. I will say we booked a tour of Monument Valley through them and we did NOT think it was worth what we paid. Our tour guide was friendly, but he couldn't answer people's basic questions (ie: "How exactly were these monuments formed?") and he just seemed like he was phoning it in. He said he's been doing this for 15 years, and it kinda seemed like it - except the part where he wasn't able to answer very basic questions. In any case, for $75 per person, we expected a lot more and we overheard other private company tours in the same areas and those guides seemed much more engaging and knowledgeable.Overall, we were disappointed with this place because it is just so outrageously expensive. While it is certainly convenient to the monuments, if you're willing to drive a bit up the road, you can find a perfectly equivalent park for half the price. $62 per night for an unlevel parking lot space is just ridiculous. And this cost issue was made even worse when we felt we got a less than informative tour for $75 per person (plus tip). We could have gone with a private company and probably had a much better experience for less money. I don't think any of the RV options in this area are worth what they're charging. If we were to do it again, we would just stay in a place like Bluff or Mexican Hat and drive down for the day. That's really all you need anyway.

We stayed at Goulding's RV Park in Monument Valley, Utah and could not have been more pleased. The park is kept up very well. There is a small convenience store located in the park. The showers and restrooms are very clean and well maintained. We had an issue with a leak in the main water hose in our RV and maintenance was very helpful...moreWe stayed at Goulding's RV Park in Monument Valley, Utah and could not have been more pleased. The park is kept up very well. There is a small convenience store located in the park. The showers and restrooms are very clean and well maintained. We had an issue with a leak in the main water hose in our RV and maintenance was very helpful in trying to get it fixed for us. He was very patient and helpful. This is a great place to use as a base camp to see Monument Valley Tribal Park and also Natural Bridges National Monument among many others. We will definitely stay here again!!

We stayed two nights in March 2018 on our way back down to AZ and home to FL from Moab. Lovely campground. Great views. The Goulding Trading post museum was fantastic, especially the living quarters upstairs. We had a couple of breakfasts and dinners in the Dining Room with great food and fantastic views of Monument Valley from our ...moreWe stayed two nights in March 2018 on our way back down to AZ and home to FL from Moab. Lovely campground. Great views. The Goulding Trading post museum was fantastic, especially the living quarters upstairs. We had a couple of breakfasts and dinners in the Dining Room with great food and fantastic views of Monument Valley from our seats. As someone else said, everything you need is at this facility. The campground was very nice a very clean, modern laundry and a camp store. We had stopped and looked over the place on our way up to Moab and made a point to stop and camp here on our way back south. We just fell in love with the Monument Valley area and this is a great place to camp as a base for seeing things. The lodge, although we did not stay in it, also looks very modern and nice. There is a very nice gift store by the Trading Post and Dining Room with all kinds of beautiful things--we dropped a small fortune in it for gifts, etc.. Since this is John Wayne movie territory I just had to buy a couple of his movies that were filmed in Monument Valley; She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and Fort Apache. We watched one each night. By all means take the driving tour!! Rough road, but awesome up close views of many of the monuments. We highly recommend this campground and the Monument Valley area.

$30 for a no hookup tent site that’ll allow you to sleep in a van if you’d like. I suppose that is the value of the bathrooms and access to the restaurant/laundry/convenience store this place has. Otherwise, there’s free BLM land—and downright gorgeous at that—just north of here. $57 for full hookups. Kids under 8 incur no addi...more$30 for a no hookup tent site that’ll allow you to sleep in a van if you’d like. I suppose that is the value of the bathrooms and access to the restaurant/laundry/convenience store this place has. Otherwise, there’s free BLM land—and downright gorgeous at that—just north of here. $57 for full hookups. Kids under 8 incur no additional fee. WiFi is advertised as “probably not good enough for your business needs.” AT&T service is too weak to use for said business purposes, as well.

Park was about 2 miles or less from the highway. Road was paved all the way. Stayed overnight in a pull through site. Park was clean and had about 15 campers on a Friday night. Had full hookups and was able to charge up dump and be ready for several days of dry camping in Moab. Laundry and office closed a 6:00 pm. Beautiful scene...morePark was about 2 miles or less from the highway. Road was paved all the way. Stayed overnight in a pull through site. Park was clean and had about 15 campers on a Friday night. Had full hookups and was able to charge up dump and be ready for several days of dry camping in Moab. Laundry and office closed a 6:00 pm. Beautiful scenery and sunrise at the campground. Good campground to stay at between Vermillion Cliffs and Moab. Perfect place to explore Monument Valley.

Stayed for a week in 29 ft travel trailer. Great views from campsite! Campground was pretty much empty in the winter. Short trails accessible right from campsite. Have pretty much everything you need right on site with grocery store, gas station, gift shop etc. Only reasons for 4 stars is I can easily see this being crowded and tight i...moreStayed for a week in 29 ft travel trailer. Great views from campsite! Campground was pretty much empty in the winter. Short trails accessible right from campsite. Have pretty much everything you need right on site with grocery store, gas station, gift shop etc. Only reasons for 4 stars is I can easily see this being crowded and tight in summer. Sites are really close together.

I made my reservation he night before we arrived on October 27. I was thrilled to be able to get a site on short notice as we were just meandering about. We came up from the south rim of the Grand Canyon and did not know how long the drive would be. I had real concerns about driving at night to try to find the campground, but we got th...moreI made my reservation he night before we arrived on October 27. I was thrilled to be able to get a site on short notice as we were just meandering about. We came up from the south rim of the Grand Canyon and did not know how long the drive would be. I had real concerns about driving at night to try to find the campground, but we got there about 45 minutes after sunset and were able to get checked in. We got set up easily and I was thrilled to be there. They have a nice store at the office and I checked with my wife and we made reservations for an all day tour of the valley the next day. Our guide was David, a Native American and he took us throughout the unseen reaches of monument valley. It was one of the most unforgettable days of my life. What an incredible experience to be able to climb the sandstone and see ancient ruins and arches up close. This was all done thru the campground. The campground was immaculately clean, well staffed and friendly. I adore the old westerns, and this campground is ground zero for all things John Ford and John Wayne. The campground was so quiet and the views were spectacular. I stood at the end of the campground and could see the mittens right on n front of me. It had full hook ups, and was cold at night. The valley is out in the middle of nowhere, but put 5681 miles on our coach this trip, and for me, this was a definite highlight of a great 4 weeks on the road. I had dust everywhere, but to be able to see things on the tour that so few do, was worth it.

There is now another FHU RV park in Monument Valley, but we would stay at Gouldings again.The dirt site was level with FHU 50 amps. Our satellite connected and the park WiFi worked fine. Small trees at each site with little space between. Makes the fire pit smoke annoying if the breeze is wrong.Park is kept nice and dark at nig...moreThere is now another FHU RV park in Monument Valley, but we would stay at Gouldings again.The dirt site was level with FHU 50 amps. Our satellite connected and the park WiFi worked fine. Small trees at each site with little space between. Makes the fire pit smoke annoying if the breeze is wrong.Park is kept nice and dark at night so as long as neighbors don't leave their bright porch light on all night the stars are lovely.Speed bumps coming to the park are horrible - crawl over them.The history of Gouldings is interesting and the trading post has become the lodge, grocery store, restaurant, RV park, and several other services. There is even a university satellite on site.

I had originally decided to stay at Gouldings Lodge since I was only staying one night. Decided at the last minute to camp in my truck instead. Glad I did. I did make a reservation online about a week before arriving.The views of Monument Valley are quite nice from much of the campground. At sunset I drove down to the highway and g...moreI had originally decided to stay at Gouldings Lodge since I was only staying one night. Decided at the last minute to camp in my truck instead. Glad I did. I did make a reservation online about a week before arriving.The views of Monument Valley are quite nice from much of the campground. At sunset I drove down to the highway and got some excellent photos of the landscape. I did not take advantage of any of the tours. I will save that for another trip.T13 is a decent tenting site that backs to one of the red rock faces. It did not have either an engineered fire circle nor a grill box. The site was pretty level, but a bit short. I was sleeping in my truck so space was not much of an issue, but if I needed to pitch a tent it would have been tight.Verizon cell was 2-3 bars of Extended 3G. Didn't bother much since the wifi supplied was plenty adequate. Bathrooms were plentiful and clean. I did not use the showers. I am very likely to stay here again.

The Goulding's Campground is nestled in among the sandstone cliffs with a view of the Monument Valley spires. The view is beautiful! As others have mentioned, it's also conveniently located to access and tour Monument Valley. Goulding's can also help arrange tours for you and ask that you arrive 15 min prior to tour departure to secure...moreThe Goulding's Campground is nestled in among the sandstone cliffs with a view of the Monument Valley spires. The view is beautiful! As others have mentioned, it's also conveniently located to access and tour Monument Valley. Goulding's can also help arrange tours for you and ask that you arrive 15 min prior to tour departure to secure your spot. They also offer a free shuttle from the campground to other parts of the Goulding property.Our site 59 was on the end of a row, with not much room to the right-side of our motorhome, but as the campground was only partially full during our late Winter visit, it wasn't a problem. There wasn't much traffic swinging around the corner past our RV. The site was level and graveled. Bathrooms were a short walk away back in the main check-in/reception area. The bathrooms were clean though not heated. Wi-fi signal was so-so.

The rate includes a Good Sam, or AAA discount, and is for a full hookup back-in site. We had to stay in the overflow area, which had slightly smaller sites (four total) and the shower building in front with the office building in front of that. The view was still pretty if you ignored the buildings. The campground is generally pretty q...moreThe rate includes a Good Sam, or AAA discount, and is for a full hookup back-in site. We had to stay in the overflow area, which had slightly smaller sites (four total) and the shower building in front with the office building in front of that. The view was still pretty if you ignored the buildings. The campground is generally pretty quiet, but there were some dogs in neighboring homes that barked sometimes. The sites have picnic tables. There are showers and a laundry. There is an indoor pool (not open in the winter) that we did not use. They also offer a nightly shuttle that can take you to their gift shop, restaurant or grocery store - all nearby. And they offer guided tours of Monument Valley that you can pick up right at the campground.Considering the lack of choices in the area, we thought it was a reasonable price for full hookup. The location is only six miles from the entrance to the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, where you can go on a self-guided 17-mile scenic drive, or take a different tour. There are some very nice views from the park of several "monuments". There is plenty of room to walk doggies, including a trail (a bit of a steep climb to it if your dog is older) right off the property. The grocery store is decent, though not a mega store, but there is not much else around.

Monument Valley can feel like a monumental rip-off if you're used to state- and national parks, and boondocking. Visitors here have two choices: Either make it a day trip and boondock 45+ minutes away, or stay local and pull out the Benjamins. Admission to the park itself is a flat $20 for up to four people for two days; every extr...moreMonument Valley can feel like a monumental rip-off if you're used to state- and national parks, and boondocking. Visitors here have two choices: Either make it a day trip and boondock 45+ minutes away, or stay local and pull out the Benjamins. Admission to the park itself is a flat $20 for up to four people for two days; every extra person costs an additional $6. Dry camping within the park boundaries (think giant parking lot) is $40. Camping outside of park boundaries is very limited, as this is Dine land, with no parcels allotted for general use, the way that National Forest and BLM land are in most of the country. Having said that, Goulding's—across the highway from the park—offers scenic camp spots and nice amenities for a bit less. We paid $30.50 (with tax) to dry camp in the park. We had plenty of space to ourselves, a picnic table and access to clean bathrooms and shower houses. Wi-fi was good, and our boosted Jetpack even pulled in a decent Verizon signal. The redrock cliffs around the campsite are beautiful and, despite being relatively full, the park was quiet at night. Monument Valley is one of the most photographically pleasing spots we've visited, so it was nice to cruise in at sunset and sunrise, and only drive a few miles back to the RV. Look for the Goulding's sign across from the park road. Follow the signs to the RV park--it's a couple of miles away--and check in at the general store. The place seems to fill up, so it's worth coming in early-ish to make sure they have a spot available. They take Good Sam, AAA and military discounts, among a few others (no Passport America).