Park service employee stayed until we arrived as it was right up to closing time. We really appreciated that since we missed a turn in Flagstaff. This seems to be common with signage in Flagstaff. Meteor Crater RV Park was large, and gated with security code to enter. Spaces were wide and plenty of room to maneuver. WiFi was down the nite we visited. However, WiFi is really satellite feed (high latency, low bandwidth connection) as they are in the middle of nowhere. I was not sure if an extra charge might have been required for WiFi access. Convenience store on site, gas station, and extras. Caretaker lives on site with RV park. Easy on/off access from I-40. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not much more can be said. Late 1:00 was handy for an un-rushed visit to the crater without having to take the trailer. PA rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Like prior reviewers have stated, this is a very nice, well maintained campground. Every staff person we encountered was friendly and helpful. Nice laundry and rec room (although they were having some problems with a couple washers eating quarters!). We did not use the bathrooms or showers, but we looked at them and they were all very nice, clean, individual private rooms. There is some road noise from I-40, which is not too far away. But that's the price you pay for the convenience of being near the freeway. Also, some train noise, but not enough to wake us up. We camped here in a 40 foot motorhome with toad, and hade no problems driving around the campground or pulling into our chosen site. Roads and sites are all gravel, so there is some dust, but this is the high desert, so that's to be expected. There are trees at most sites, but they aren't large enough to provide any significant shade. Our site was reasonably level. Most other sites appeared fairly level as well. All sites are large and can accomodate large rigs. A very nice place to camp for a night or two, especially given where it is and the limited options for camping in this general region. We'd definitely camp here again. The campground is owned by the same enterprise that owns the Meteor Crater. You get a discount on the Crater entry fee as a guest at the campground. The Meteor Crater is quite interesting and we thought worth the couple of hours and nominal charge to visit it (and take the guided 1 hour hike along the rim). We camped here in a Motorhome.