Their location in downtown Moab may be the justification for their outrageous prices but you get way too little for your expense! The lots are small and packed together. Traffic through the park is a nightmare due to very narrow driveways. Showers are clean but not adequate for the number of campers. Wi-fi was good. Never again!

We did not stay at this park, though it certainly appeared well kept and the staff was super duper friendly. Just wanted to mention that if you're boondocking in the Moab area, you can shower here for $6 per person. They even let my beautiful wife take our two young kids into the shower with her, for $6 total for the three. Clean and h... more

We had the worst experience. People constantly walking through our campsite, stepping over our hookups, and around our table area because bathrooms are located in middle of campground and everyone takes a short cut, occupied or not, to get to it. High School band starts practice at 0700. Signs posted to not leave anything out because ... more

Easter Jeep Safari (enough said) Overall the place was nice. Its on the strip behind a gas station and mini market. The registration was easy and staff was nice. The place was full but considering the week i was able to get 2 spots. Site 179 (gravel) is for small RV and near bathrooms (a plus and negative). We had a vehicle and off roa... more

We had a different experience staying here than those who rated it higher. Usually for $50 plus you get a site that is wide enough to open up you awning, not here. As it was I had to fold in the mirrors to squeeze the truck in off the road. Calling it intimate would be too kind. Also there is no paved road in the facility, it is all ... more

We love this campground! We went in June and it was packed in the middle of the week, but still quiet. Everyone goes to bed early and is respectful of neighbors. Right in Moab, easy walk to food & shops. Get essentials at the gas station right at the front entrance. The pool is clean and a good temperature. Staff is very friendly. Also... more

We stayed three nites while taking in Arches National park and Dead-horse Canyon. Sites are level and gravel. Picnic table is provided and sufficient space to have awnings open. I have a 38 ft mtr home and it was a little tight, length wise. Park is located next to a high school so, if school is in, don't be surprised to hear morning a... more

Nice campground in the middle of town, shady but spaces are a little on the tight side for longer rigs.

We stayed here in late June, 2012 on our way north. It's a nice, shady place but the entrance is sandwiched between a canal and a gas station - the entrance is tight and often busy. WiFi was slow and it was the most expensive place we stayed on the whole trip. Walking distance to town.