Kaibab Paiute RV Park and Campground, Fredonia, Arizona

Great location. Dark sky friendly. We stayed for two nights in October 2020. Staff was helpful. Price was reasonable. Previous complaints about bright lighting have been addressed. Tall lights are muted with reddish bulbs, site lights are dimmed down. Great to sit outside at night and enjoy the sky. During Covid time, masks are required indoors. Cleanliness is immaculate. I would have given it 5 stars if the WiFi was adequate. We sat outside in front of the office to get WiFi. No phone service with Verizon there.

PA discount still good. Not much to add to the other reviews except to say that Covid has caused tribe to close Chevron convenience store (bring everything you need) but you can still get fuel as lower prices. Some RV park amenities not available due to virus. Great place. Quiet and dark.

Friendly helpful staff. They take passport america, so 12:50 a night for full hookup. Clean, close enough for a basecamp to see Zion, North Rim, Bryce and Page. Pipe Springs a must. Dark skies

Quite the surprise. Newly remodeled apparently. Clean showers, full hookups, nice laundromat, nice people, very cheap. Very happy. Only one thing could have been better — this is a dark sky area but each site has a lamp on it. At least turn them off after 10pm or so. BTW, the gas station at the main road there has good prices.

Stellar Park! Clean, huge sites, beautiful clubhouse, outside seating, huge common lawn area, friendly staff!

Clean, nice gravel pull-through sites, mostly level, full hookups. The price of a state park where you have to go without utilities.

FIRST CLASS!! This park is spotless with large pull thru sites.Great utilities and the best wireless we have had lately. The workers and camp hosts are great. The RV park is on the Kaibub Paiute reservation. The views are stunning and you can see the Pipe Spring National Monument from the campground. We had never heard of this Monument before but it was so interesting and the tour is only 30 minutes long with lots of good information. Don't miss the movie in the visitors center. Also, you can get in free with your Senior, America the Beautiful pass. The RV park is so immaculate. The main building, where they take reservations, is very large .It has a kitchen they will let you use if needed and at the back of the building is a huge covered pavilion with picnic tables and two propane fire pits you can use. This building is where the bathrooms, shower and laundry room are located. They also have a DVD lending library and board games to borrow. You have a code that gets you into the back door to use these facilities. The 4 private showers are like home showers. The laundry room is great. 4 washers @ $1.75 a load and 4 dryers @ $1.75 a load with a large folding table. Again, so clean. Each tent in the tent area is separated from the next one by enough space to park a car. They have railroad tires surrounding the area where you actually put your tent with a picnic table in it and also a fire pit. There is a dog park area with real grass! There is no cell signal here. We didn't miss it since we emailed our kids and told them to do the same to us if they needed us. The restaurant, Flying Grill, about 1/4 mile away is fantastic and so reasonable.

We stayed here for several nights. It’s a very quiet place. Also at about 4500 ft in elevation and minimum lights at night you can really bring out the milky way in your night photography. The price was about $24 for full hookups which was out of this world cheap to stay almost a BOGO when compared to some other camp grounds. Worked out great for seeing the sights in southern Utah and the north rim of the Grand Canyon. Chevron near by for fueling up before heading out and decent views from the campground, great sunrises so so sun sets. But that’s well outside the control of the campground. Overall facilities were clean and available, sites were mostly level it looked like some people needed a little help nothing crazy. The staff were friendly and warm. I’d come back again and again if it wasn’t 2200 miles between here and home. So glad I found this place.

Passport America gives 1/2 price for your second night. The place was far from full. Nicely landscaped. Showers, restrooms, vending machine for drinks, covered patio. Full hookups for $25 a night. Governed by tribal law.

Absolutely Awesome place and it looks brand new. Full hookups at each site. Showers and Laundry are similar to what you would have at home. Washers and Dryers were $1.75. The manager was the nicest manager we have met in many years. It is far enough off the main highway to escape any noise. National Pipe Monument is ¼ mile away. Great views.