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History enthusiasts and high-desert campers choose Homolovi State Park for its trails to ancient ruins. The park sits two miles north of Winslow, Arizona, near Route 66 landmarks like Standing on the Corner. Campers pick from 52 sites that start at $29 per night, with most offering electric and water hookups.
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Write a ReviewNo, Homolovi State Park lacks full hookups with sewer at sites. Most of the 52 sites offer 30-amp electric and water; pull-throughs provide 50-amp electric too. Water sits at the dump station only through March 14, 2026. Dump your tanks there. This works for RVers who manage sewer separately.
Yes, Homolovi State Park welcomes pets. Keep them on a leash no longer than six feet, day or night. Pick up waste right away. No breed or size limits noted, and no dog park available. Pets count toward site occupancy rules.
Sites start at $29 per night. Fees cover day-use areas, showers, and dump station access. Pay $15 extra per night for a second vehicle, but towed ones behind RVs stay free if the RV remains onsite. Book reservations online or by phone; the park dropped self-pay options.
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