Moab KOA

Stayed end of March 2023.
Site type: Pull Thru, 50/30 Amps, Full Hookups with Grill and Picnic Table
Overall we favor this RV park in Moab over the others. 3 out of 5 stars simply because the KOA itself really is nothing special compared to other RV many parks we have been to. It's average.

THE GOOD
Sites: Larger living/patio areas than it seems on Google maps.
Grounds: Clean with a nice store.
Facilities: Laundry was clean and well-maintained.
Connectivity: Good enough on Verizon for us to work our remote jobs during the week.
Convenient: Easy in and out.

THE BAD:
Sites: No grass.
Staff: KOA maintenance staff smoking while maintaining the grounds. It always strikes me as inappropriate when staff smokes while visibly working. Just feels like they don't care.
Location: Slightly further out of town (south) than the Sun Outdoors and other parks. Just adds about 15-20 min for exploring the north end of Moab.

WORTH NOTING (Not good or bad)
Environment: Lots of vacationers and UTV/ATV folks. Comes with the Moab territory though.
Noise: Very busy road and trucks are constant even through the night. Even at 3 am trucks are always on the road.

A bit farther out of town, fine for us. Narrow sites, OK when you don't have raucous neighbors. We paid from ninety to one hundred ten dollars depending on the night. Easy check in and access to site, easy to level. We reported a problem with the 50 amp service and an employee was quick to respond and assured us that their electrician would be in the next day. He was, and confirmed and fixed the service. There were no further problems. As with most KOA's, there were several fellow campers who did not leash or clean up after their dogs and no staffers seemed to address any of them. We were surprised by the amount of highway noise
even though we were in a section further away from the highway. This was an easy and efficient spot to fill our propane tank. Nearby RV parks seemed just as congested and several were flanked by commercial/industrial business which seemed less desirable than this KOA location.

We had planned to stay in Moab for two nights, but after one night here we're leaving. The park itself is lovely, clean and well cared for. The views are spectacular in every direction. That's the only reason I'm giving this park any stars at all.
Our pull through site was not level, but thankfully on the end of a row. After we had been here for an hour or so, a large class A rig pulled in next to us, leaving about 7 feet between our rigs. The camp host had to move our picnic table closer to our rig in order to accommodate their slide out! And if that weren't enough, their sewer hose is two feet from our door step...so that was my view as I walked out my door this morning, coffee in hand.
Wifi was weak at best, most of the time I just used my cell.
This was an appalling money grab.

We had high hopes for this place, but it turned out to be quite disappointing! It’s located on the far side of Moab . Really any place in Moab is close to both canyonlands and Arches. But for the price you pay here , the whole experience was underwhelming to say the least . They NEVER answer their phone , you can only contact them online . The sites are just tons of dust with a smattering of gravel . The front desk help was snarky and less than helpful . The change machine by the washers was out of order. The pool was closed for maintenance. ( and being that it’s summer that sucked) They for sure should put some money into the park , it feels like they feel like they don’t have to because of their location. We love and stay at KOAs all the time. For sure we would have left early , but that would mean forfeiting 150.00 We would not stay again . The worst KOA we’ve been to.

We stayed in a deluxe cabin here for 4 nights-the access was great and offered beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. The cabin was spacious and offered basic amenities including a shower, AC, cable, and a grill-the wifi was an issue during our stay. If you are staying in a tent or camper-I can see how this campground may be an issue as sites are relatively close and it can get very dusty/dirty. However, for us, staying in a cabin located on the perimeter of the park, this was not an issue.

We stayed here during what felt like peak tourist time. This KOA , every RV park, the hotels and everywhere around town was very busy.

Your staying in the desert so the sites are gravel and sand. It’s pretty dusty but to be expected. Very little green grass or shade. And it was so hot during our stay.

But the pool is nice to cool off. And I highly recommend Mill Creek Trail about 3 miles away camp for dog walks and good cold swimming holes.

The camp is well cared for. Clean. Modern. WiFI just average but the closer you get to the office the better it is.

They have a mix of RV sites some huge some small. Tiny houses. Cabins. Tent sites.
We were in site 105. It was huge. We fit our RV and truck and didn’t unhook. Had room for probably 2 more vehicles in this pull thru. But it was noisy and closer to the highway.

If we ever come here again, I’d sacrifice size of site to be further away from the highway.

Heads up this is one of the further RV parks from town and Arches. It’s not far (10 mins) but there are many others closer to the hub if that’s what you’re looking for.