KAYENTA serves as the region’s primary hub for practical refuge for visitors desiring a convenient location that will allow for quick access to this part of the Navajo Nation’s majestic attractions! From places to eat, sleep, and visit, there are plenty of unique amenities within and throughout Kayenta that are guaranteed to provide all with a cultural experience like none other.
Nestled in the heart of the Navajo Nation, Kayenta is a small town with a big personality. Our community is proud of its rich history and cultural heritage, and we welcome visitors from around the world to come and experience everything that makes Kayenta unique.
The Kayenta Township is the governing body for the town of Kayenta, and we work hard to provide essential services and support to our residents. Our mission is to create a thriving and sustainable community where all residents have the opportunity to prosper and thrive.
One of the highlights of Kayenta is the stunning natural beauty that surrounds us.
Just a short drive from town, you’ll find Monument Valley, one of the most iconic landscapes in the American Southwest. The towering sandstone buttes and spires have been featured in countless movies and TV shows, and a visit to this incredible site is an unforgettable experience.
But Kayenta is more than just a pretty face. Our community is rich in history and culture, with a deep connection to the Navajo people who have lived in the area for centuries.
You can learn more about this fascinating history at the Navajo National Monument, which is just a short drive from town.
The Kayenta Township is committed to supporting local businesses and entrepreneurs, and we’re proud to offer a range of services and resources to help our residents thrive. Whether you’re starting a new business or looking for ways to grow your existing one, we’re here to help.
Must-See Landmarks & Attractions
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park – World-famous red rock formations featured in countless films and photographs.
Agathla Peak (El Capitan) – A striking volcanic plug rising over 1,500 feet, visible just south of Kayenta.
Navajo National Monument – Home to Betatakin and Keet Seel cliff dwellings.
Historic Trading Posts – Experience the living history of Navajo arts, crafts, and trade.
The Toes Rock Formation – A unique natural landmark just outside Kayenta.
Navajo Code Talker Display - located inside Burger King
Navajo Cultural Site - male hogan, sweathouse and female hogan with ramada and walk through area, located between Burger King and Hampton Inn
Local Culture & Events – Seasonal rodeos, the Kayenta 4th of July Celebration, and Kayenta Flea Markets.
Tesla Supercharging (8 units)
Located along US-160 in the heart of the scenic Kayenta Township, the Tesla Supercharger station offers fast, reliable DC fast charging for electric vehicles — making it easier than ever to power your journey through northern Arizona and beyond.
Whether you’re passing through on a road trip, exploring Monument Valley, or living locally in Kayenta or nearby Navajo Nation communities, our Supercharger delivers the convenience you need with chargers available 24/7.
Station Features : High-Speed Charging
Up to 250 kW of peak power per charger — get back on the road quickly and efficiently.
Multiple NACS connector ports to support Tesla and compatible EVs with adapter (CCS-with-NACS).
Open 24/7
Available around the clock, so you can charge whenever you need — day or night.
LODGING IN KAYENTA
Hampton Inn, Kayenta Monument Valley Inn and Wetherill Inn.
DINING OPTIONS IN KAYENTA
Amigo Cafe, The Blue Coffee Pot, Pizza Edge, Mesa Grill, Burger King, Sonic, Subway, McDonald's Golden Rice Bowl, Taco Bell and Reuben Heflin Restaurant.
