This area was originally built as a water source for the Navajo Indian Reservation and has become one of Colorado and New Mexico's leading destinations for water sports. This area is great for water sport entertainment and to relax while admiring the views of New Mexico's Mountains. Navajo State Park has three primitive camping areas and a large developed campground with 71 campsites of all sizes for tents and RVs. The primitive camping areas have vault toilets, but no drinking water or other facilities. The developed areas have electricity hookups, drinking water, picnic tables, fire grills, and bathrooms with hot showers.
Some areas are wheelchair accessible.
Leashed pets are permitted. Morefield Campground Located in Mesa Verde National Park. Drinking water, picnic tables, fire grills and bathrooms with hot showers. Laundry facilities, store, and phone available. Some wheelchair accessibility.