Nice clean campground. Gravel roads. We were parked in the east side of the park and could see some of the arches at Arches NP on the horizon. It was beautiful. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. If you are going to Arches and Canyonlands NP or Dead Horse Point SP, this is the campground to stay in - very convenient to both. My only criticism is that the WiFi was terrible - very slow (when it worked) and the latency was measured in thousands of ms. It was 9 miles to drive in to Moab but since we were going to the national parks, we found this campground to be excellent for our needs. Would stay here again if in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Let me explain that I am not a picky person. We are in a site that is too small for our rig let along our rig and a tow. They advertise large shady sites. Ha! We asked if they had a pullthru where we would not have to unhook since this is a touch and go for us and I explained we have a 37' motor home towing a jeep. They gave us this site that barely fits the motorhome. Had to unhook and park the tow car elsewhere. Gravel and dust, mostly dust. WIFI at all sites a joke. We can get it but the data flow is so slow it is almost unusable. No tv of any kind. The "shade" is small trees about the height of the motorhome. The word "resort" should not be used in this park's name. No way we are coming back here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very clean and comfortable park. Great features for kids! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park. Great location for Arches and Canyonlands Nat'l Parks. Small but nice pool. No TV unless you have a dish. Wifi works, but is sometimes slow. We stayed a month and now were back again. Great park if you have ATV's. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We chose this park based on previous ratings and its proximity to Arches and Canyonlands and it served as a very convenient base camp. Yes, it is a glorified gravel parking lot, but I guess I expected that in the desert. The pool is small, but enough for the kids to get wet in after a long day of hiking. The WiFi was intermittent, especially in the morning. The staff were friendly and helpful. Would stay here again if in the area. We camped 3 nights. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Caution!! this seems to be the overflow campground when all the ones in town are full. Kelly in the office checked us in and was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area, but quite naive about the campground. Assuring us that the 5 mph speed limit was enforced and if we saw anyone going over just let the office know. Didn't see her again til the end of our week there. So, 1)kids running amuck 2)the help as well as others going well over the 5 mph kicking up big clouds of dust 3)the rule about no riding of ATV's in the "resort" HA 4) pets leashed HA 5) pool rules HA and when things were brought to the attention of the office it was said that they really didn't want to ruin anyone's weekend! The wi-fi was hit or miss mostly miss. How this place can call itself a "Resort" is beyond me. My advice:Keep Driving! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a nice campground and the scenery was magnificent! the sites are rather short (even for a tent trailer) but worked out ok. The place was clean and the staff was very pleasant. Although small, the pool (the only one in the area) does offer a refreshing break after a hot dusty drive in the desert. I will come back to the area again to explore Canyonlands and use this park as a base to operate from. the light from the sunsets and sun rises that dance off the rocks was a sight to see. For the price, this place is a good deal. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Stayed 3 nights. No grass anywhere. Close to attractions. Would not stay here again. As usual pet owners do not pick up after their pets. The pet area was not clean. I would think they would at least clean it every now and then. Stayed here in a motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a bad park for a short stay. The "G" row pull-thru sites gave a view of the mountains & a hint of the Arches (Arches Natl Park is a Must-See). When we checked in no one told us they now have (free) WiFi - I discovered the signal was strong when I turned on my computer. Called the Office for the "code" but, for security reasons, had to go back into the Office and have them give me the access code. The Park does not seem to have the usual requirement to use a boot/coupler on the sewer hose so clueless campers next to us must have threaded about three feet of their sewer hose down. The next morning they reported their sewer backed up & didn't seem to believe the camp host when he pointed out the proper way to avoid problems when campers uphill empty their black tanks prior to departure. We probably wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We came to this park based on everyone's previous ratings. Either they're all blind, camping in tents, or they don't know what a park worthy of a 8-9 rating is truly like. This is a big gravel parking lot with small trees seperating each site. There is no cable TV, no wi-fi and the ONLY real benefit is the close proximity to the National Parks. Our 42' motorhome extends into the road in both the front AND the back and it's so dusty you can't open a window. Although the views are great we will never return. Drive further into Moab for a park, you wont be sorry. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a gorgeous site for our 40' motorhome. Not all the sites are spacious. The park is very well kept. There is a laundry, well-stocked store and Shell fuel. There are nice views from all sites. The owners and workers were very friendly. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The views are fantastic. There is a movie prop church on site. Very close to all the attractions. The check in also serves as the gift shop/convenience store/gas station and gets a lot of business. When the staff is busy, it is difficult to ask questions. There was no escort to the site, but they are well marked. Sites are level, gravel, no grass. But there are small trees between each site. The sites are narrow for slide outs. Picnic table and BBQ grill at each site. No fire pits but there is a large, community fire pit near the pool. There is a dog walk. Adequate garbage facilities but they do not offer recycling containers. The price on their website was $23.95. Add another $3 for 50 amp, which was not advertised. Plenty of camping cabins, all with a good view. The modem hook up is attached to a payphone and is posted for "Email download only". Even though it is off the road, you do hear some road noise. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is very close to the main highway to the Islands in the Sky section of Canyonlands and about five miles or so from the south entrance of Arches. Also, about a mile north of the park is the west entrance into Arches which requires 4x4. For the area, the park was not bad. The sewer hookups required a very long hose as they were at the front of the space instead of the back of the space. I don't recommend that you buy gas at the gas station they have. We put some in our Jeep and it made the engine ping like crazy until I ran it out. The bathrooms are very nice (individual units) with toilet, sink and shower. I would probably stay there again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The pool is very small, but most campgrounds in the area have no pool. Arch View has sites that are further from the highway than other local campgrounds and the view is great. We could see the Arches National park from our campsite. There is a trail (Bike, ATV , Walking, 4 wheel drive) that starts right at the park. It is dusty, but so is the entire area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Easy access from highway and close to Arches NP, Dead Horse Point SP and Canyonlands NP. Does have trees but don't count on a lot of shade. Views of surrounding rock formations. Shell station,camp store, helpful staff. Just a few miles north of Moab. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here with our 4 year old son and we really enjoyed it. It is a very well maintained campground. The park and the restrooms were clean. The owners and staff were very friendly and helpful. All the sites have trees at them which makes it very nice. Our son enjoyed the playground. We also like that we could walk to town. Since it is in town we did not have any highway noise which is nice. We found the RV sites very accommodating for our 38' ft motorhome and car. We are definitely going to stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

All the hookups and the Wifi worked well. We were not bothered by street noise and actually found it convenient to groceries, gas, beer, etc. The site sizes are adequate but not roomy. Many sites are in shade, its hot in Moab. The pet area isn't fit for a dog. Go down by the creek, you won't bother anyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We moved here from Slickrock campground because it was too dirty and noisy. We were very satisfied with Canyonlands. Everything was spotless, campers were polite/quiet, staff was good and it is right in town (I didn't notice road noise). The cabins were typical KOA style and very clean with air conditioning and a screened front porch under a shade tree. It had 'big rigs' in it but the spaces were very tight. I noticed the tent area was set up like the RV area so not much privacy but the tent area wasn't full and it was away from the RV traffic which helped. There was a 'private' tent area but it had road noise and noise from a loudspeaker and very far from the bathrooms, all tenters were up in the upper tent area. We will stay here again, it was very pleasant and relaxing after a long day of hiking/biking. I highly recommend this campground. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

This place is smack in the middle of town, but the highway noise isn't too bad if you get a spot toward the rear. Dust wasn't too bad because they had gravel down. Staff was cordial. We really liked how you could walk across the street to the brewery, one block from an RV wash location, and the grocery store was bikeable too. Super convenient location to stay overnight, get some business done, swim in their pool, and split. Nothing fancy but it's location can't be beat. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a last minute stay. Minus - Spots tight, be careful leaving park you can scrap bottom really easy. Dog walk area sad but if you go down where they have tents and flood area it is nice for dogs. Pluses - Staff friendly, close to town and food. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tight is the operative word at this downtown campground. Neither we nor our neighbor could put out our awnings and our 4 slides barely made it. We saw quite a few big rigs and our 37" fifth wheel is not small, but we were able to place ourselves on our small pad with one pull through and one backing adjustment. Now parking our truck was another matter, we had to back it in under the hitch parallel to the front road. Moab is the Mecca of off-roading and the campground was full of barely street legal Jeeps with questionable mufflers. Quiet time seemed to be well respected, but after biking or 4 wheeling all day who wants to party all night and if you do there are places within walking distance for that kind of fun. We were there during part of Utah's Spring Break but the kids were quiet and respectful. This is a great place for pop-ups and tenter's, they have a very nice area for them to camp. Dish washing sinks are located just outside each restroom and in the laundry. WiFi was great but then we were only 20' from the antenna. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

My husband and I stayed here for six nights the beginning of October. It's a very busy place but for the most part everyone was respectful of the 10pm quiet time. This is not a sleepy little town so if thats what your looking for, you probably wouldn't want to stay anywhere here. We came to explore Moab in our jeep with some friends. It's an incredible place. Many 4x4's, ATV's, and motorcycles cruising the area. A tourist town for sure! We loved our stay and we will definitely be back here to Canyonlands RV Park. We did not use the showers or restrooms as we camped in our motorhome. There were two sets of dumpsters on either ends of the park. I wanted to use the pool but we were too busy jeeping everyday. There is a store/gas station/espresso stand as you enter the park. The park is located within walking distance to many restaurants and cool shops. We will be back here for sure! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is right in town so is convenient to shopping and restaurants etc. The sites are small and stacked together like cordwood. The wifi is free but somewhat slow so can't complain too much there because it is free. Lots of older mature trees. Back row backs up to a high school with batting cages along he fence so all you hear is the thump, thump of the balls being hit. Moab is a very busy little town with lots of bicyclists, atvs and 4wd vehicles. Pretty expensive for what you get. The so-called concrete pads are barely large enough for a pop-up trailer let alone any normal size rv. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The sites in this campground are a little tight. It is right in the middle of town, but the outside road noise isn't bad. We did hear the high school football game whose field is at the back of the park. It is a very busy park, with lots of in and out traffic at all hours (lots of loud jeeps going to play in the canyons). We camped here in a Motorhome.

For a tourist town like Moab, a very good campground. The WiFi was better than any other campground so far. Stayed three nights because we loved this place. Will return again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground was clean, shady and conveniently located. We had reserved a site for the night before we actually arrived and they let us check in that morning without charging for the missed night. The dog area was shady and easy to get to. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good location, walking distance to shopping/grocery/restraunts. Shady, clean, c-store, gas station on site. Mild road noise. No grass, two small pet areas (dirt). Gravel/concrete sites, level sites. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here in a site with water and electric. Great location and price. Very friendly staff and helpful as well. Will return and spend more time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is great. The service at check-in was very professional and friendly. We arrived with multiple rigs and special needs (OHV trailers). We were quickly on our way to our sites and directed to where to park our OHV trailers. The sites are level and the mature trees are a must. The sites can be close for the largest of rigs but our gasers w/slides on both sides fit fine. The pool was refreshing and always clean. The restrooms were clean even with the many tenters utilizing them. The WiFi worked at our sites. The onsite store, gas station and laundry mat were very convenient. The location is a plus for us, in the middle of town, but no road noise. We have stayed here for multiple years and will continue to when visiting Moab. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here in a small motor home, 22 foot. We were close to front of park and did notice any street noise. Restaurants were within walking distance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We love this park due to it being close to the grocery and other town amenities (walking distance) and the groups of people from foreign countries who use this wonderful campground. The owners are very nice/friendly. We will always return here when we visit Moab. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

I checked no pull throughs and not big rig accessible because this older park simply is too tight and close for big rigs and pull throughs although they advertise that they offer these features. Trees, branches, poorly placed rocks, etc., make navigating this park very difficult for a bigger rig. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you have a choice between camping on the median strip of the interstate highway and this campground, take the median strip. You'll be happier! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is a classic case of where, once it was nice, but the trees have now matured and have closed in and this, along with huge boulders being placed everywhere, makes it a nightmare to navigate. Very tight turns and difficult parking. Their definition of a "paved" space is one where several pourings of concrete have been connected together, and they are all horifically cracked and unlevel. Not a nice place at all. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the worst campgrounds in America. If your rig is over 30 feet in length, you're going to have trouble here. The owners have placed rocks in unbelievable places. If you get out of here without scratching your rig, you're lucky indeed. Avoid it unless you want a stressful situation. There are lots of other great campgrounds in the area without problems such as this one has. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Many of the sites are not very large or level and none were private or secluded in my opinion but the views and the park itself more than make up for it. Sites have 20 amp electric which is unusual for state parks in this area and very welcome but there is no potable water for filling your water tank. There is no shade to speak of but some nice greenery. There are flush toilets with water but no showers. We were in site #14 and had a lot of rain during our stay but the parking pad itself is paved and the area drained fine for us, we liked the site because it sits up on the hill a bit and had a nice view of the canyon beyond but our neighbors were fairly close on both sides. We have a 30 ft class A. The dump station is well situated for easy in and out but also has no water. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well maintained park. Fantastic view of canyon. Sites have privacy from other campers. Pad size varies from 40 ft to 105 ft. Roads and pads are blacktop paved. A mixture of back in and pull through sites. Each site has a coverd picnic table with electric light and storage box. Electrical service is only 20 amp. Campers are advised to bring full water tanks. However there is limited potable water in the park. The park has a dump station also. Park is 23 miles from highway 191 on road 313. Is located 33 miles from Moab, Ut. Adjacent to the park is a Ranger operated visitor center. We camped in June. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful campground in the desert. Sites are secluded so you see the scenery instead of your neighbors. Very clean campground. We camped here in a camper.

We couldn't have had a nicer time. Park was about 1/2 full. The camp staff was very nice. Gravel spots were well maintained. I saw park staff drag the gravel spaces after each camper vacated. All amenities were in working order. Free WiFi a little spotty, but ok. Mountain and red-rock scenery from the park was gorgeous. Kids enjoyed the ice-cream social nightly. (Ok, I enjoyed it too!) Park staff very helpful in arranging tours. Park is about 5 miles south of town but is still convenient for exploring Arches and Canyonlands. Pool area was nice but pool was COLD! If my kids said it was cold, believe me, it was cold. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean restrooms and showers. Staff extremely friendly. Park is a bit dusty and quite a way out of town, so you must have a car or use a cab if you want to go into town without un-hooking your RV. First time we've experienced the KOA "Kitchen" where they cook you breakfast (for a fee). Good park for kids; as they have video games (for a fee), miniature golf and pedal carts available for rent. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A definitely great campground. We would come again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great bathroom set up! Pool was nice and very clean. Sites were dusty - typical for southern Utah, but could be occasionally watered down. Staff were temperamental, and not very helpful when it came to town information. They did accomodate our early arrival though. Decent place for a one night stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff, well trained and knowledgeable of the local area. The staff had good suggestions for activities, shopping, restaurants, and sight seeing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I stay here every time I come to Moab. The cabins are nice and have air conditioning are clean. There is a small grill out front and small store on site. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

This was our biggest disappointment on our two month trip. The sites were very tight and there were too many bushes and poorly placed trees around the site. Despite our best efforts, we scratched our trailer on a tree on the corner of the site. After setting up we found out that there was no TV reception and no cable on our site. We were told that we did not have full hookups (we had agreed to go without sewer) so we did not have cable. We cancelled our remaining four nights as we found much better accommodations elsewhere in Moab. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Most beautiful view you have ever seen. At night when the sun would set the towering rocks would glow and the mountains would appear purple. There is a nice pool at this campground. The sites are 100% dirt and close together, but what do you expect in the desert? There is Cable TV with 18 stations. One of the stations is The Weather Channel, so you can check the local Moab forecast before you go to the local national parks. We were only able to spend three nights, but wished we could stay longer. Moab is a neat little town. Arches Nat'l Park is a must see. We didn't make it to Canyonlands but heard it was nice to. The staff in the office is very helpful and spend a lot of time while checking in to tell you the must sees in Moab. The reason I didn't give this campground a 10 was because the sites weren't fantastic and the campground could use some minor improvements. I would recommend this campground for sure. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an older KOA that shows its age. The office staff was helpful enough but the park just doesn't have much to offer. A jury-rigged irrigation system is plugged directly into the potable water system and drops pressure to almost zero when in use. All the dirt/gravel sites are narrow, closely spaced, and require much leveling. There are a lot better options in the Moab area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have always liked KOAs but not this one. The management was not very friendly and kept emphasizing "the rules", yet we were two older, well traveled couples, one set retired with no kids or pets. However, the BAD problem was sanitation. Water hookups were within six inches of the sewage hookup and at ground level ... there was no way to keep the potable water hose from getting sewage soaked dirt on it as you connected it. Thank God for bleach. I checked several nearby sites, and all but one were the same way. Moreover, trickle water-hose was attached to the second hose bib ... I wonder if there was even a back-siphon valve. Anyway, management did not care. I have sent photos to KOA headquarters. Such unsanitary conditions are NOT ACCEPTABLE! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice KOA. Not much grass, even for tent sites. But what do you want for being in the desert? Good size pool finally gets some shade late in the afternoon. Average gift and grocery stores. We camped here in a camper.

This is Moab's newest campground featuring lovely grass tent sites and RV spaces located two miles South of town on the West side of Hwy 191. While it is sited near a busy roadway, heavy truck noise was moderate. The rate listed reflects the Passport America discount valid only Sunday through Thursday nights. The desirable park was nearly full in the Fall season, so advance reservations are advised, but not required. Only cash or checks are accepted with any discounted rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites are not long enough, you cannot park your truck on your site. We also had a little trouble getting into the site, we noticed others had problems too. It says big rig friendly, NOT SO. We like more space!!! Also the Hwy is very loud, all day and early AM. Would stay at a different park next time. They do have nice restrooms and the laundry room has lots of washers and dryers, commercial size. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Choose your site carefully for this park. The site I selected was ample for my 40' motorhome, 2 slides, and Honda CRV behind it. I had one of the Premium sites. My site was not side by side, but many were. While I had no trouble pulling into my site, it can be an issue when two large rigs share a site. If you want spacious, try another park. Cable was excellent, WiFi worked well, I was at the furthest part of the park. While the travel surface was gravel, I stepped out onto a cement walkway with grass and a picnic table, under a large shade tree. I had a site that did not affect satellite reception, but I can see where it could be a problem. On the other hand the cable has so many channels, I used it a lot. Nice big Spa to relax in, didn't use the pool. Water pressure was very high, a regulator should be used to prevent damage to plumbing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The advertisement of “large, pull-through sites” is a bit misleading. Our 25-foot travel trailer, with the three-quarter ton crew-cab tow vehicle parked behind it, barely fit into the pull-through. The sites are dirty gravel – basically, dirt with sparse gravel and not level. Sites are also very close together with the grassy area (complete with two picnic tables) shared with your neighbor, since the pull-throughs are entered in an alternating fashion (ie, not lined up in the same direction). There are nice, mature shade trees throughout most of the park, at least for our area. Security seems a little overboard (gate card to enter, and automatic gate to leave), but we really can’t fault it. It’s not clear how visitors would be handled (for example, if one had relatives in town), so this should be clarified with management before reserving a site if this is important. The location is good, as it is close to town and the two national parks (Arches and Canyonlands). The park is close to the highway and there is some noise, but not bad. Cable TV was excellent – probably the largest selection of channels we’ve encountered. WiFi is good when you can log in (the authentication process limits the number of users). Showers and restrooms were clean, but nothing special. We camped 3 nights in a 25-foot travel trailer with no pets. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park, but the security is a little over the top. Feels like you are in a high crime area with the fences and security system to get in and out of the park. I didn't like that they wrote down my credit card number to keep, in case you didn't turn back in your security access card. The charge for not returning the access card is $20. Sites were shaded but not large enough to park your tow vehicle so you had to park it away from your site. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Big Rig Owners Beware! When we made reservations for 2 nights we indicated that we wanted a site, without trees (Sat dish) for a 45' motorhome. The site that was assigned to us was treeless but because of the rocks and site angle we were unable to swing into the site. After further inspection of all of the sites without trees we realized that the only way for a large motorhome to get into these sites was to back in, if possible. Because there was a road opposite our site we were able to back into the site. Afterwards I tried to explain to the owner that we should have been told that our assigned site was not a pull through for a motorhome of our size. After a long, hot day of travel it would be nice to be told exactly how to approach your site to make entry easy and without mishap. We spent the rest of the afternoon watching other large rigs encounter similar problems. Big Rig sites is not true for this campground. The advertised Wifi was unavailable and the owners not the least bit friendly or helpful. I definitely would not return to this park and I would not recommend it to anyone especially big rig owners. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very disappointed in the campground. One directory said mostly paved. Well the only paved area is the entry way by the office. The rest of the campground is very, very dusty gravel. Came in with a nice clean motorhome and left with my coach and motorcycle covered with dust. My reservation said I would have a 60 ft pull through full hookup so I could bring my 40'DP in with motorcycle trail