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Moab Valley RV Resort
Overview
Moab Valley RV Resort offers travelers a comfortable and well-appointed basecamp for exploring the iconic red rock landscapes of Eastern Utah. Known for its clean facilities and welcoming atmosphere, this resort provides a balanced mix of rugged outdoor access and modern convenience. Whether you are arriving in a large motorhome or looking for a cozy cabin stay, the park is designed to showcase the scenic views of the surrounding mesas while providing a relaxing environment to unwind after a day in the desert.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just a few miles north of downtown Moab, the resort sits in a prime position for those wanting to avoid the heavy traffic of the city center while remaining close to all the action. The park is framed by towering red sandstone cliffs, offering a true sense of place from every campsite. It is conveniently located near the entrance of Arches National Park, making it one of the most accessible spots for sunrise or sunset visits to the park’s famous stone arches and geological wonders.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility stands out for its extensive list of resort-style amenities that cater to travelers of all types. Guests have access to a variety of features designed for convenience and leisure:
- A large resort-style swimming pool and hot tub for desert cooling.
- A dedicated private dog park for traveling pet owners.
- On-site bicycle wash station and repair tools for mountain bikers.
- A community putting green and a fun playground for families.
Additional features include a well-stocked general store, clean laundry facilities, and charcoal grills, ensuring a comfortable stay for both short-term visitors and long-term explorers.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure is always within reach when staying at Moab Valley. Beyond the gates of the national parks, visitors are just a short drive from the sprawling vistas of Canyonlands National Park and the breathtaking overlooks of Dead Horse Point State Park. The area is a world-renowned destination for mountain biking on the Slickrock Trail and off-roading through famous terrain like Hell’s Revenge. For a slower pace, the nearby Colorado River provides opportunities for scenic rafting trips or calm afternoon paddles.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is ideal for family-oriented travelers who appreciate having organized activities and kid-friendly amenities on-site. It also serves as an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts who want a high-quality place to recharge between excursions into the backcountry. Because of its wide paved roads and level sites, it is particularly well-suited for those driving large rigs who require easy navigation. If you seek a professional, well-maintained environment with easy access to Utah’s iconic landmarks, this park is a top-tier choice.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Madison Wilson
HOST WENT THROUGH OUR BELONGINGS WITHOUT OUR PERMISSION. A last-name mix-up led us to the wrong cabin, but instead of reaching out through Airbnb (where we had already been communicating) the host entered our cabin without permission and went through our belongings to “verify” our identity. This was a major violation of privacy and made us feel completely unsafe. When I confronted Brenna, the staff member who did this, she refused to take any responsibility. Instead of acknowledging how serious it is to go through a guest’s belongings without permission, she first denied doing it, then later tried to justify it by saying, “I didn’t open your bag ALL the way.” Her dismissive attitude was shocking and made the entire situation even more unsettling. I would strongly urge future guests to think twice before booking here.
Kayla Rico
great site, but for the price it’s what you’d expect. showers are ok, pool is nice, hot tub not warm enough to enjoy at night. there’s ok laundry and dish washing area. over all pretty neutral. ($60 for a tent site, no idea the price for hook up)
Jill Carver
Loved the deluxe cabin and proximity to Arches & Moab. General store and staff were great. We loved our stay and would stay again. A few things I want to mention. The AC unit is very loud. Bring earplugs if that would bother you. There is a lot of light coming in from outside via the window on the door. The shower head is mounted very low. I’m only 5’2”, and it was low even for me. It’s still a wonderful stay! Would definitely go back!
Becky Smith
What can I say. I was suckered in by the false/misleading advertising for a "live music" at this location. The staff at check in were aware, as they were discussing these changes that "were made by corporate" and wondering how many others had seen it. The RV spots are small. Like 1/2 spots. There will be 2 of you sharing those spaces, and you will share the grass area as well. The overall space, was clean. The tent spots and cabins were the prime spots. Spacious, shaded.
Michelle MacKenzie
Staff were friendly and no issues at check in. The site was suitable for our 2 night stay, we had some shade with a tree between our site and our neighbours site. Full service and a decent dog run. Pool was great for the kids, and also had a nice splash park. I wish the pool didn’t close so early. Would stay here again when visiting Moab.