Green River State Park

We missed out getting a spot in our hoped-for Moab-centric RV Park, but now we’re set on using Green River State Park as our go-to from now on! We called down around 9am from our motel in Sandy, and were informed that they had plenty of spots available. You can reserve them online, but it has to be two days ahead of time. We rolled ... more

This is a very well maintained small state park. Each site has water and 30/50 amp electricity. There is a dump as you enter the campground. The river and golf course are right at the campground. If you were staying for several days, opens up the possibilities. We had Verizon and ATT cell and data. Decent speeds. Sites are... more

This was the first time we stayed at Green River State Park as RVers, but a few years ago we got a site to use with our tent. Both the tent camping and the RV stays were excellent. It's obvious that those who tend the place love the place as they were very friendly and helpful. Our original plan had been to stay on night here and on... more

Close to I70, the park is on the banks of the Green River, adjacent to a golf course. The sites are fairly close together but not right on top of each other. All sights have full hookups.
The flush toilets were very clean and there are shower stalls. No noise problems were apparent. A sanitary dump site is also included.

We were headed toward Flagstaff AZ from the Grand Tetons and needed a place to stay for a couple of nights. I used Campendium and found this gem. The reviews are right! Friendly, clean, lots of shady spots, quiet etc. We were next to a 9 hole golf course and the Green River. We had a very nice, peaceful stay and recommend it for a sto... more

We stayed here three nights when nothing was available in Moab. The park is very well run. Everything was very clean and well maintained. Flush toilets, Excellent Electricity and water on site with a dump station available.

We've stayed at this quaint little park twice, once in March and once in November. March was crawling with spring breakers and the park felt quite small. In November it was us and two other campers, the leaves on the trees were still falling and it couldn't have been more peaceful. The sites with electric are level, the ones witho... more

Nice clean quiet park....except for 4am train on some mornings...luckily i was up for work ...so if you dont mind a little choochoo with your coffee, its a clean quiet park ...easy access, friendly folks...verizon was awesome! jetpack and phone - no boosters

This was a much needed respite for us after a week in a relentless sandstorm at Lone Rock Beach. Plenty of grass and trees around for shade and hammocks. We had 4 bars of Verizon LTE, which we were able to work from and stream some Netflix. Bathrooms are decently clean. Showers aren't anything fancy, but not terrible. Sites are super s... more

We stopped here for an overnight and found a nice quiet little state park campground. There is nothing particularly special or remarkable about this campground but it is quiet and conveniently located for an overnight stop when traveling I-70. The $30 fee is for a water/electric site. Dry camping is $21. We had to take a W/E site... more