Red Rock Campground

Red Rock Campground, at 3293 Moenkopi Rd in the 89161 zip code, offers camping and hiking within Red Rock Canyon. The listing covers ages 0 through 18, in 0-3, 4-12, and 13-18 brackets, and the campground is open year-round rather than seasonally.

Access is essentially around the clock. The campground lists 24-hour access Monday through Friday and Sunday, and Saturday hours run from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM, which covers the full day as well. That said, campsite reservations and check-in procedures are a separate matter from general access hours, so families should confirm booking specifics through the campground's recreation.gov listing before arriving.

Site amenities include drinking water, vault toilets, tent sites, RV sites, picnic tables, and fire rings, covering both tent camping and RV camping in one location. The campground is marked special needs friendly, with accessible sites, paved pathways, and accessible restrooms listed as specific accommodations, which matters for families camping with a child or family member who uses a wheelchair or has mobility needs.

Price range is listed as low, though exact nightly site fees are not included in this listing and typically vary by site type between tent and RV camping. Reservations and current pricing can be checked at the recreation.gov page for this campground, and general questions can go to (702) 515-5367.

Because this is a campground rather than a staffed youth program, there is no age-specific curriculum or supervised activity here, families bring and supervise their own kids while camping and hiking the surrounding trails. The combination of tent sites, RV sites, and accessible facilities makes it a flexible option for family camping trips of varying sizes and mobility needs, though hiking difficulty and trail conditions in Red Rock Canyon should be checked separately before heading out with younger children.

Families planning a first visit should also note that summer daytime temperatures in the Red Rock Canyon area can be extreme, so early morning or evening arrival, made easier by the round-the-clock access hours, is worth considering for anyone camping with young children.