Spanish Trail RV Park & Campground

In Moab, pickings are pretty slim for quality RV parks. We saw a LOT of dusty-looking, no shade RV parks next to 191 that made us feel like we'd lucked out. The temperatures were in the 110s while we were there. The sites are pretty packed-in; we felt like sardines. But other RV parks in this area are no different. And these sites had trees and a (albeit postage-stamp sized) patch of lawn. The big positives for us were the pool, the clean bathrooms and showers, and the shade. The pool and hot tub area had plenty of seating, and a lot of shade, so we could take a dip and then watch the kids play. The showers and bathrooms were generously sized and clean. I never waited to use one. The trees and lawn were meticulously watered every morning, and it shows. It makes a difference on the microclimate in the hot temps we were experiencing.

There were a million rules about the sites that supported their meticulous watering, like no pitching things to the lawn, and there were also lots and lots of rules about pets. We brought our 30-lb puppy, and I understand that there are a lot of negligent pet owners that make posting pages of rules necessary, but I wish that the pet area at Spanish Trail was shady and had grass too - I felt bad for our pup that she had no grassy area for her paws other than our tiny site, as it was HOT on the gravel and she didn't have many options. Otherwise, I thought access to the sights of Moab and shops in town was quite good from this RV park, and we would definitely opt to stay here again given the positives and lack of good options around.

Made reservation and paid online. Parked called us day of with details about arrival and no in person check in due to covid which we appreciated. When we arrived driveway was full of snow and ice that had not been plowed. All of the rows and spaces were covered in snow and not plowed or cleared for guests. If you stay here know that your rig will be in the snow entire time. Full service hook up. Other then the mountains that surround this place it wasn’t all that special. Very average but fine for one night. Gets really cold so be prepared. It got to 8 degrees overnight while we were there.

We stayed here for 7 nights while exploring the Moab area.
This park is a mix of somewhat shaded and somewhat NOT shaded sites. We were able to get one of the spots closer to the bath house and office which seemed to have a little larger trees. There is a nice patch of grass that is well maintained in front of each site. Our pull through site was fairly level and did not requite a lot of leveling.
The bathrooms here are wonderful. Individual rooms house a shower, toilet and sink. Plenty of hot water and good water pressure. They were well kept.
The laundry room was also very nice. 6 washers and 7 dryers. All were clean and appeared to be in good working order. We were able to do several loads and once which is a great time saver.
The pool and hot tub looked wonderful - that being said we did not make use of it.
Cell service seems quite adequate and actually we had to use it much more than we would have liked as the WiFi here is terribly intermittent. I did stop by the office and talked with management about the WiFi and was told everything was working fine. I can tell you for certain it was NOT.
Road noise is what you would expect for a park located along a major highway.

This is a nice RV Park. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The shade tree and grass on each site Was nice especially when temps soared above 100. The pool and hot tub was really nice. The noise from Hwy 191 was awful. But I think all the RV parks along 191 will be the same. We were glad we had a place with full hookups and a great laundry facility after having boondocked out in Arches National Park for a week!

This park was way too expensive for what it delivered. Very basic spots, some with shade, many without. I will say the bathrooms were really great, big with private rooms for each shower and toilet. But WiFi was weak and, though we never really want cable TV, when it's offered as part of what you're paying for it ought to work. Theirs did not. And there were kids riding electric minibikes up and down the drives and thorough sites. I'm not a "GET OFF MY YARD" kind of person, but this was annoying and I was concerned for their safety. When I went inside the office to discuss checkout, the young lady was just as nice as she was when we had arrived. But some older man was sitting behind her and stared at me like I had been featured on a flier in the post office. It was so uncomfortable i even asked him if everything was alright. He muttered something about the afternoon rain and I was glad to make my escape! Sad to say we will not stay here again.

We stayed here for a week. Right off the Hwy 191 and across from gas station. A little pricey so we took advantage of the very nice pool during 100' weather everyday to justify the cost. lol.. Not very busy during the week but weekends is full. Place is well maintained. Staff is friendly. Super clean bathrooms, almost seems new and also good laundry facilities. Site is relatively level, with slight slope to the front pull thru that we were in. Most are pull thru's and plenty of room for us even with a 16' enclosed trailer. I recommend staying to the back behind the club house or near the front by the club house as there are more mature trees which will provide better shade during summer months. The location was approximately 3-4 miles from town, but easy access to Hell's Revenge and Sand Flats 4x4 riding area if you have a Polaris SXS like we do. We recommend driving to Kane Creek Blvd. which is 3 miles up the road heading towards town. This road runs along the Colorado River for some spectacular views and picture opportunities, especially when the pavement turns to dirt; easily manageable with a car or suv as it appears to be well maintained, but eventually gets rough. Cellular reception is good for both AT&T and Verizon for us that are still working remotely.

Check in was efficient and we were parked in our site in under 10 minutes. The bathrooms are in great condition. A slightly different set up then we’ve seen. Toilet and shower behind a door. Only drawback, they need a few more hooks. Maybe next to the shower and along the wall. Or a table, the shower stool that’s there is small.
As mentioned by others the sites drop off in front so bring plenty of lumber if your in a travel trailer. Fairly new gravel with good drainage.

We stayed here two nights between boondocking sites in Moab. This was perfect for our purposes, that is laundry, grocery stores, emptying and filling tanks, getting back on the internet, etc.

Friendly staff, easy pull-through sites, clean bathrooms, spotless laundry room open 24 hours, nice looking pool and hot tub (although we didn’t use those).

The restaurant across the street, Susie’s Branding Iron, is a decent steakhouse. The Shell station, also across the street, has an air compressor that can handle RV tires.