We found the camping site to be satisfactory, with ample space and friendly, effective personnel. However, the constant sound from the nearby highway, coupled with the incessant noise from parked trains that kept their engines on for extended periods, was unbearably loud to the extent that we had to raise our voices to communicate. We have decided not to return to this location.

This quaint park is conveniently located just off Interstate 40, heading east before reaching Winslow. It boasts a well-kept appearance, complete with a gravel parking lot and well-defined parking spaces. Each parking spot is equipped with a picnic table. Propane grilling is allowed outdoors. Utilities such as electricity and water are provided, although there is no sewer system. However, a dump station is available. The restrooms are clean and private, with six bathrooms featuring glass door showers. The park also offers an indoor guest lounge equipped with a television and seating area, where complimentary coffee is served from 7 to 11 in the morning. Adjacent to the lounge is a laundry room with three washers and three dryers, each costing $2.25 per cycle. The park is peaceful, with minimal road noise. The park office doubles as a convenience store and has a gas station attached. The Meteor Crater Natural Landmark is a mere five miles south of the park. With I-40 to the north, the park is surrounded by open fields, contributing to its tranquil atmosphere. Both Verizon and AT&T have good reception here. Please note that Roverpass cannot be used for reservations. Bookings can only be made through the official website or by phone.

The personnel are amiable, the place is tidy, spacious, and near both the crater and Winslow. There's minor traffic sound during the night, but it doesn't disturb my sleep.

For two decades, we've bypassed this turnoff on I40, but finally chose to explore it. The campground is predominantly gravel, with the majority of spots equipped with electricity and water, and a waste disposal area conveniently located at the back, making it ideal for a brief visit. The campground was tidy, well-maintained, featured two pleasant dog parks, and was peaceful. Although the I40 was visible from our location, its noise didn't penetrate our RV. The campground's security is ensured by entrance gates. We're certain to return for another stay. We didn't make use of the restrooms.

Quiet, though lots of yellow lights around. Various sites available last minute from tent camping, to RV water/electric and optional sewer, 30 or 50A. Campground is basically behind the Mobile gas station.No cable TV but they have one in the lobby and they have a small store as well. Coffee available there in morning. Access code needed to enter main gates. Very dark skies during New Moon, but trees are rather tall and lights are bright. Still able to take a few good Milky Way pictures here. Location is just off I40. Meteor Crater is a ways down the road from here. Well worth the visit!