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The surface was rough and it vibrated our MH some, but not enough so we regretted going. Before you get to the last 6 miles, there is 7 miles of very good hard packed all weather gravel road. Just go slow 5 to 15 MPH and you will be fine. It will take you about 30-45 minutes to drive the 6 miles with an RV. Maybe if you a jeep and experience with very muddy roads you can do it. Don't attempt this 6 miles if it is wet, even if you have 4 wheel drive. Yes, the last 6 miles of the road is very rough. There is drinking water for your RV at the visitor center.

It starts at the camp host site by the dump station. Also there is a very nice 3/4 mile long trail at the CG. Just follow the trail along the sandstone shelf toward Pueblo Bonito. If you will do some hiking, the Pueblo Alto trail is excellent. Check to see if they will be doing the moonlight walk in November and plan on being there for the full moon. My recommendation is to take your 5'er to the CG and spend 4-5 nights there. You will get a quick overview by a day trip, hardly worth the drive.

You don't say if you just want a quick trip and overview of Chaco Canyon or not. Remember on Indian land you are subject to whatever laws they have. I have seen a number of reports of people boondocking on Indian land and having the Indian authorities come by and demand some sort of payment or fine for trespassing. Being that it is Indian land, I wouldn't stay w/o permission.

We spent the night at Angel Peak before driving the MH into Chaco Canyon.Īll the land approaching Chaco Canyon is Navajo land. We spent 5 nights in Chaco Canyon CG in mid October and had great weather. We have boondocked at the 2nd and 3rd picnic areas in the last 2 years. It is about a 40 mile drive from Angel Peak to Chaco Canyon. There are three picnic areas with very good access for boondocking and a nice 9 campsite CG there. It is on the N side of the hwy at MM 136.8. Yes, we stayed at Angel Peak CG (Angel Peak Scenic Area, BLM) about 15 miles south of Bloomfield, NM on US-550. Has anyone stayed on any of the BLM land in the area of the access roads? Where? We are planning to visit Chaco Canyon National Historic Park in a few weeks and would like to be close to the park but would like to avoid driving the 10 - 15 miles of bad road with our 5er to get to the park's campground.

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