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Navajo National Monument/Sunset View
Navajo National Monument Sunset View Kayenta AZ is a stunningly beautiful spot to take in the sunset. Located in the heart of the Navajo Nation, this spot offers breathtaking views of the surrounding desert landscape. The sunsets here are especially spectacular, with the sun setting over the red rocks and sandstone cliffs. Visitors can also take in the stunning views of the nearby Monument Valley and the San Juan River. This is a great spot to take in the beauty of the Navajo Nation and to experience the culture and history of the area.
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User Reviews
Greg Illes
Pretty nice campground, and fully paved which is great for us because we were dealing with some inclement weather. The visitor center is just nearby and well worth a visit as are the multiple trails around the area. Some of the sites are level and some are sloped.. only a handful are suitable for long rigs or towed vehicles. Scenery wise, the pinion juniper Forest obscures most of the views. But if you get to the top of the loop you can see the horizon and the namesake sunset view. Overall it's not bad despite the 9 Mile uphill drive, and being free is of course a real bonus.
William Flynn
Nice and quiet little spot and plenty of open spaces when we were here November 1, 2025. Nice clean bathroom and some nice hikes close to the visitor center with some very scenic fuse.
Bob Harker
Super well maintained, quiet, with beautiful landscape. Trash cans at every site. Flush toilets. Sign says 28' limit, but a couple of sites will fit a 40' A. Tight but doable. FREE!
Jeff Schneider
5 day stay. Quite, well maintained and various walking trails. Flush restrooms. Multiple tent sites. Trailer and vehicle spots paved as well as the road. Nice stop over spot. Be careful this is open range. Encountered horses multiple times on the road to the campground. Very generous for the Navajo to provide.
Bert
Great free campground. It is a 7 day site and first come basis, the area is pretty clean with the exceptions caused by campers not following the clear signage. If you come here, please please please don't wash your dishes in the sinks! The Rangers come around and clean every day but almost every day I've been here inconsiderate people keep leaving food scraps in the sinks for the insect wildlife... not cool. I would love to give the deserved 5 stars here but random campers are the issue.