Moab Rim RV Campark & Cabins

We called a couple of days before our arrival date and were able to reserve a spot for 5 nights. It was actually the driveway of one of their “camping cabins”, but it worked out great. Nice level spot and easy to back into. We had power and water and the services were on the other side of our RV, but we just ran stuff under the rig. There was no sewer, but the dump station in the park was convenient (though we had to use our own hose for rinsing). The showers were very clean with lots of hot water (most of the time anyway) and the wifi worked great. The views all around the campground are amazing! The highway was pretty noisy with big trucks gearing down, but it was a great location for exploring Arches and Canyonlands NPs.

Busy highway in front and a pretty view of the mountains in the rear. We stayed two nights in long pull through site #41 with full hookups ($67). We moved to very short pull through site #21 with water and electricity ($62) for our third night because we didn’t seek a reservation early enough. Both sites had shade. We had some highway noise, but overall we had a nice time.

The park was clean, quiet, and the office staff was friendly. The office had long hours and included a camp store with basic necessities. There was no laundry.

Our pull-through site was long enough to fit our 30ft travel trailer and truck. Spaces were not too close so we didn't feel crowded. A kids' play area was across from our site and there was occasional highway noise, but the park was quiet enough.

Arches was close enough that we were able to work all day, enter the park without a timed-entry reservation, and still enjoy the views. Canyonlands was close, too, but we waited for the weekend to visit that one.

We work from the road and depend on good cell signals to connect. All three of the major providers had strong service, so we had no issues.

Would definitely stay here again.

Moab Rim is a small park on the south side of Moab. The park offers spaces for big rigs, tents and everything in between. It is a smaller park so reservations are suggested to get a spot depending on the time of year. The full hookups were convenient and the area around each site was tidy. Pull throughs are graveled but it is small gravel and most all were level. Each pull-through also offers a designated space for your tow vehicle so it’s easy to pull out of the way. Pull-throughs also offer a small concrete patio area making it nice for sitting outside. Water quality was good and the Wi-Fi was outstanding. We had no issues uploading photos or getting email, etc. The biggest drawback about this park is the highway noise from US Highway 191 which runs in front of the park.

The park was easy to get in and out of and the turns into the pull throughs were angled nicely making it feel more private. The spaces were a little close but overall it was tolerable. We would recommend this park when you are visiting the Moab area.

We were able to get two days here on short notice. The staff was very accommodating and pleasant.
Located at the edge of downtown Moab with a short trip to Arches. Our site was down next to the cabins and they were not being used so we had a nice quiet stay. There is some road noise its not an intestate
but it is the only road. Wi-Fi was ok.

Moab Rim Campark is located in Moab, just outside of the busiest part. It's super convenient to Moab, Arches, and Canyondlands Islands in the Sky district. The hosts are very accommodating. Our small trailer was able to make use of a tent site that offered 20 Amp electric service. Bathrooms and showers were clean for the most part for our stay during a busy weekend. Sites are close together (as you'd expect) but each had some shade. Multiple potable water spigots were available. Dump station was available (and clean). Free WiFi was available. We had two guests with a tent staying with us. They were charged $5 each. Our final nightly rate with both guests totaled $46.