Kaibab Paiute Campground

Open year-round! PA is valid for 7 nights max. Reservations preferred. Drive-ups welcome. No discounts on tent sites. No smoking in clubhouse. Credit cards accepted. Pets welcome.

Located 13.7 miles from Fredonia and 18.6 from Colorado City. From AZ Hwy 389, go north on Pipe Spring Rd towards the Pipe Spring National Monument. Go 1/4 mile past the monument and the park is on the right.

• Big Rig Friendly

• Pull-Thrus

• Full Hookups

• Partial Hookups

• 30 Amp Service

• 50 Amp Service

• Dump Station

• Tents

• Cable TV

• Wi-Fi Access

• Restrooms

• Showers

• Laundry Facility

• Picnic Tables

• BBQ

• Fire Rings

• Store

• Clubhouse

• Game Room

• Ping Pong

• Pets Welcome

• Credit Cards

• No Smoking

Dark Skies, National Monument (Pipe Spring), 74 miles to Grand Canyon North Rim, 20 miles to Grand Staircase National Monument, 40 miles to Coral Pink Sand Dunes, 43 miles to Jacobs Lake and 50 miles to Zion’s National Park.

This is a wonderful place to take a day or two off the road and recharge. Jessie and her team have the park in tip top shape. The bathrooms and laundry are very clean, the patio is a great place to meet in the shade during these the warmth of the day, but propane fireplaces are there if the evenings are a bit cool. The Rangers from the very nearby Pipe Springs National Monument have talks here on Saturday nights. Beautiful, peaceful night skies with lots to see in the area, including a great base for Zion NP. We had a great 4 day stay and could have stayed longer; thanks, Jessie!

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We have stayed at many PA campgrounds but this one is one of the best!! Very clean, spacious pull thrus. We were very cordially greeted by the knowledgeable staff. Great park, stayed 5 days.

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We spent a week at the Kaibab Paiute RV Park in Fredonia, Arizona. We used this campground as a base, so we could visit all the National Parks in the area. We really enjoyed our stay there, this park was really low priced, and the Amenities were fantastic, WiFi was great They have a beautiful clubhouse, immaculate showers, laundry, etc. everyone is really friendly, we would definitely recommend this park

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Great campground!!! Clean, level, all pull- throughs, beautiful tent sites! The wifi is great but there is no cell service so you may need wifi calling. Dog area for them to walk on grass and small dog park. It is on a reservation so please be respectful, no wondering off where it says no trespassing. There is a lovely 1 mile walk to a canyon area in 1 direction and 1/2 mile walk to gas station/convenience store. Very windy and no shade, except for a beautiful covered patio, so please be aware . Great people, always clean and so awesome to have the living room and kitchen to use. Amazing price and so much to see in every direction!!

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We spent 4 nights at this campground in September, using it as a base for visiting Zion NP, Pipe Springs and Bryce Canyon. The park is very clean, with level, pull-thru FHU sites, very good WiFi, spotless restrooms, showers and laundry, very large covered patio with views of a valley and red mountains. Sunsets were spectacular. Clubhouse has a big screen TV, loaner DVD's, large couches and a ping-pong table. There was an Airstream rally while we were there and they were very happy with the park, too. There was no OTA TV, but the views and Passport America rate more than made up for that. There is a gas station/convenience store at the turnoff to the campground.

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Visited and stayed 2 nights. Very clean. Wonderful views and a nice walk on ATV trail. Definitely quiet. WiFi good. Discount gas just a mile away. Drive throughs for ease. 'Rest area' for dogs - with grass!

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What a great campground. They were always extremely attentive and kept the clubhouse and grounds in impeccable condition. The showers are to die for, plenty of hot water, and nicer than my shower at home. They have a full kitchen for tent campers or anyone else to use. A lounge area, big screen TV, and a game area. I can't say enough good things about this site. It is near several national parks, and monuments, you could stay there a month and not see everything.