Four Elements Cafe At Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort

Above, the Navajo taco at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

It is a long 200-mile stretch between Gallup, New Mexico and Flagstaff, Arizona on Interstate 40.

Sure, there are towns along the way with some having eateries available. But my choice along that stretch is the Four Elements Cafe at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort.

Four Elements Cafe is an attractive restaurant just off the main hotel lobby. 

I stopped there while on my way to Flagstaff as I was craving a Navajo taco. If any place along the way has them, it would be there. Sure enough, they did.

One nice thing about the casino resort is that it has plenty of parking with a designated area for RVs.

The Navajo taco was very good and had me filled for most of the day. I highly recommend it.

Arizona Indian Casinos With RV Parks On Interstate 40

Above, the main lobby of Twin Arrows Casino Resort. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

A few days ago, I posted about the Indian casinos along Interstate 40 between Gallup, New Mexico and Albuquerque that have an RV park on the property.

Looking into Arizona along Interstate 40, there is one Indian casino and that is Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort. It is about 28 miles east of Flagstaff (even though they have a Flagstaff mailing address).

Above, Twin Arrows Casino Resort. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort has a hotel, restaurants and gaming casino. But there is no RV park on the property. However, they do have an RV parking area in their parking lot and allow overnighters to dry camp there. No tent camping is allowed.  I stayed there one night last year. I felt safe there as they do have security patrols. 

Their Four Elements Café restaurant has good food, so those who are dry camping should patronize it as a goodwill gesture.

There are RV parks not affiliated with any casino along Interstate 40 in Arizona.