Driving to Free Camping in Kaibab National Forest in Arizona

It was impossible to get reservations at campgrounds on Memorial Day Weekend near the Grand Canyon.  

That's OK.  Our motorhome has a 100-gallon freshwater tank, solar panels, and a generator.  All we need is a place to camp without hookups.  

Eric turns right onto

Arizona State Route 64

 South for our drive

 towards Williams.

We leave Grand Canyon National Park...

... & enter Kaibab

National Forest.

Grand Canyon

National Park

Airport

As if on cue, a helicopter 

appears before us.

This region of  Northern
Arizona is fairly flat.

A bicyclist shares the road

with cars, trucks, & RVs.

Eric stops  at the Chevron next

to Valle Travel Center.

While he fuels up, I take pictures of the cars and trucks displayed outside.

Raptor Ranch Birds of

Prey Park

Fred Flintstone

welcomes visitors

to Bedrock City

Yaba Daba Doo!

There's a fire up ahead.

With so much smoke

I'm sure it's been reported.

Road signs assure drivers that this is a Prescribed Burn.

A Frankentree

They're everywhere...

Another sign for Kaibab

National Forest.

Eric turns onto a dirt road. 

This Dispersed Camping Area

is where we will stay until we

 can continue on to our next

campground near Cottonwood.

Campers have plenty 

of space here.

The sun charges our Battle Born Lithium-Ion Batteries.  Our DirecTV Satellite Dish is set up for TV viewing.  Internet Access is excellent with our Starlink Internet Dish.

A few of our neighbors...

The paint job on the 

van goes with the

motorhome.

This motorhome & van

are well coordinated.