Sun Outdoors North Moab

Site 10:
Our Extra Long Full Back In Site was long, but very sloped so we couldnt use the full length. As it was, our normal extra 8 inch step needed to be 16 inches to reach our rigs step. The site was already very narrow, but because of the cable box placement and tree limbs hanging over the site, it was at most 165 inches side to side. The picnic table was placed at the back because there was no room for anything but slides. So when the description says room for slide outs, it means that there wont be room to walk around your rig on either side. It was also very sloped side to side.

Pulling into the site, we had to use the opposite site and our neighbor next to us was kind enough to move their truck so we could have room to back into the site because of a low, overhanging, thick branch. While we were trying to move into the site, a staff member pulled up in a golf cart and from the other side of the road, yelled Is he going to hit the tree?while I was trying to prevent our rv from hitting the tree while I was standing close to the diesel engine because there was no room to maneuver in the site.

If you want room for more than just your slides, reserve site 9.

We used the dog park once because it smelled so bad. Both dog parks are covered in turf instead of grass or pea gravel. They both smell like old poo from 20 feet away. I didnt go into the playground, but that was right next door, and I can only assume how bad it smelled.

Most of the views are blocked. The pool and spa were nice, but small. The staff was nice.

The good - location. The bad - where do I start? The wi-fi was useless, even though you could see the wi-fi antenna from our site with nothing in between. Two iPhones, two iPads, and one Dell laptop all had the same result. Wi-fi signal would fail several times in each 5-minute span. The trash dumpsters were overflowing the last two days we were there. Sites were so close together that we could not access our utility or cable connections due to the next door neighbor's slides. Made our reservation months in advance, and they still put us in a 30-foot space, knowing that we have a 35-foot rig. Lippert auto-level quit trying to level us after several minutes of trying. Never did that before, or since.

Stayed for 1 night in early March 2023.
Site type: Pull through FHU 50 AMP

THE GOOD
Grounds: Clean and quiet. Well-maintained.
Cell: Verizon worked best. AT&T was less reliable.
Staff: Nice staff that was VERY helpful when needed.

THE BAD:
Site: All soft gravel. Not level at all. Dumping uphill.

WORTH NOTING:
We left for another Sun Outdoors (see Arches Gateway review)
Noise: Right off of the main road so continuous noise from it. Just something to be aware of for most Moab RV parks.

Seems like a pretty new park, mix of sites for tents, vans, average RV and big rigs as well as sites with good shading and more with full sun. But they are planting more trees (for shade 5yrs down the road) and were putting in street lamps while I was there in late October, 22. Pool, hot tub and laundry. Quick access to Arches and Moab. Sites are narrow (think KOA) and close together but so were two other RV parks I stayed at in Moab. Decent wifi included in price (don't upgrade, standard speeds are good enough for streaming). Only negatives for me were: 1) showers, while aesthetically pleasing had poor water pressure (I tried several) and floppy unsecured sitting stools, but we've all seen worse; 2) ATVs coming and going can be a little annoying.

Talk about tight... Took several attempts to get the motorhome in the right position so we could get our slides out. Forget about extending your awnings. Neighbors were up close and personal. Couldn't use the picnic table, had to move it so we had room. Nothing exceptional about this park. Entrance is tight. power and water was good. Sewer ended up further back due to where we needed to park, had to use an extension hose. Not sure of the need to remind us 5 times of when checkout was! Park served a purpose but we will look else where next time.

Had a good stay here. Park is being redone with new gravel and hookups. It was nice, Sites are pretty narrow so not a lot of room for even a table. Some sites have nice big trees and some are brand new trees so missing some good shade right now. Moab can get pretty warm so it is nice to have the shade! Brand new pool and spa and they are working on the other amenities. Stayed here under previous owners, and while it was aging it was much more affordable and still nice enough that you enjoyed your stay. With the new pricing, there are a number of other RV parks that are just as nice or nicer that they are now competing. There are fees for everything (like flying these days!) The rate advertised will be increased if you want to pick you site and lock it in, if you have additional people and so forth so watch as it adds up. Our night price was over $100 when all was said for our family of 6. Some of the site are rather tight and saw a number of people struggle to get into their site and some of the taller units ended up hitting trees trying to get into their sites.