Hualapai Mountain Park Campground

"This place is absolutely stunning - Hualapai Mtn might be the best spot in the region for fall colors. The vehicle entry fee is reasonable given what is offered and how well maintained everything is. There is an expansive network of trails that traverse through beautiful forests, pass interesting rock features, and take you to breathtaking viewpoints. The trails vary in difficulty and offer something for everyone."

"Love love love this place. My husband and I go there to hike a few times a month. We have never stayed in any of the facilities there but they really look nice."

"I love coming here to hike or just a place to sit and get away. Love the forestry vibes. Haven’t for too far into the hikes. I love there’s hardly ever anyone at the “dog park” it’s a dirt space with a ton of pine cones but my dog loves to run in it. Recently we camped here and it was fun. Creepy hearing the elk bugle all night long wondering if they were at the camp site. I will be back!"

"Just amazing. 10 bucks to park for the day . Lots of great hiking spots"

"Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. We appeared to be the only people occupying a cabin, which added to our relaxation. Everyone we interacted with was super kind, from the people on the phone to the staff cleaning restrooms. Our stay happened to fall during a craft fair weekend, too, which was a fun bonus. Delicious food trucks and excellent local crafts. We booked cabin #7, which was fine, as you can see from the pictures. However, the pictures online when booking the cabin are wrong. They show a different interior. Which is really our only, biggest disappointment. And there is lots of dog poop around. Which is a bummer since there are bags at the trailheads and parking areas. We travel with two bigger dogs, and it's sad to see others being so gross and disrespectful. There are plenty of trash cans around! Review Update: We will be so sad to leave! Our stay at the park has been beyond fantastic. We've stayed in three different cabins over two weeks. #11 was very spacious in terms of living area but a very tight bathroom! The shower stall is about 3x3. But the water pressure is fantastic! The kitchen range top is a two burner RV style & you will need a lighter to get things started. On a weekend (when the park fills up), the road outside is rather busy. But its fun to wave at everyone. Cabin #4 has been our favorite so far. Large living space thanks to the built in bunks. And screens on some of the windows! Which is great for nighttime breezes. Big four burner stove top, again bring a lighter. Bigger shower stall plus a sink/vanity in the bathroom. Cabin #7 has a four burner stove top, no lighter required. Full size tub & shower, a spacious bathroom in general. I can't speak highly enough of every single person we've interacted with here at the park. Employees & volunteers, everyone is so incredibly kind. And helpful!"