Sun Outdoors Moab Downtown

Really Great spot right in the middle of Moab. 10 minute drive to Arches National Park. Spots are a bit tight, but it was fine. Bathrooms were clean. My kids enjoyed the pool, but it was SO crowded. We walked to restaurants and shops as well. It is a nice shady RV park. We stayed 2 nights while enjoying all that Moab has to offer. Its a bit expensive, but location was key for us and it couldn't be in a better spot.

Came here for the showers after dispersed camping a few nights. Decided day of to not revisit the dispersed site we were at because we’d be getting in after dark. Booked a tent site in the furthest part of the park. There were two other campers. The RV part was quite full and very close together. The entrance is a little hard to find as it’s behind the general store/gas station. Everyone was super nice. The site was lovely and they do their best to provide shade and privacy.

First of all, this campground is behind a gas station. The entrance is not well marked and you will likely drive past it - hopefully only once while you figure out exactly how to get behind the gas station with your rig.
Once you get back there, where do you check in without blocking the one lane drive entirely? Your guess is as good as mine.
Once inside all the spaces are tiny sardine spaces. We have a 22 footer and didn’t feel comfortable navigating the rows. I cannot imagine getting in and out of here with anything bigger. We booked a premium RV site, and upon arrival we find that we are not able to fit our truck there with our 22 foot rig! What? National park sites are bigger that this! Why even stay at places like these if there is no ease or convenience?
If an easy and effortless experience is something you seek from full hook up RV parks then look elsewhere.

Located just in town. In front of McDonald’s. Small pool with almost no shade. Laundry are ok. Site are ok. Very hot in July so you better have AC. Restrooms are clean. Arches park is very good. Dead horse point is nice for MTB and sightseeing

We stayed here in late June, 2012 on our way north. It's a nice, shady place but the entrance is sandwiched between a canal and a gas station - the entrance is tight and often busy. WiFi was slow and it was the most expensive place we stayed on the whole trip. Walking distance to town.

Nice campground in the middle of town, shady but spaces are a little on the tight side for longer rigs.

We stayed three nites while taking in Arches National park and Dead-horse Canyon. Sites are level and gravel. Picnic table is provided and sufficient space to have awnings open. I have a 38 ft mtr home and it was a little tight, length wise. Park is located next to a high school so, if school is in, don't be surprised to hear morning announcements. Site is conveniently located close to town and shopping. There is a Texaco gas station/convenience store at the entrance to the site. Site has a separate area for tenting. We stayed there march 8th 2015 so the park was quiet but i imagine in the high season this would be a busy place. Didn't use or check out the laundry facility but washroom were clean. Park is quiet at nite.

We love this campground! We went in June and it was packed in the middle of the week, but still quiet. Everyone goes to bed early and is respectful of neighbors. Right in Moab, easy walk to food & shops. Get essentials at the gas station right at the front entrance. The pool is clean and a good temperature. Staff is very friendly. Also close to Arches and Canyonlands parks! Wi-fi is really slow, so we didn't use that, but I had good cell service. I love having access to showers and the bathroom is always clean and can handle a fair amount of people. The cabins are a great way to rough it without really roughing it. Mini-fridge, tv, electricity, swamp cooler and a screened in porch, perfect for late night card games! It's cooler than outside, but don't expect your room to be freezing. Bring sheets to cover the beds and you're all set for a good sleep!

We had a different experience staying here than those who rated it higher.
Usually for $50 plus you get a site that is wide enough to open up you awning, not here. As it was I had to fold in the mirrors to squeeze the truck in off the road. Calling it intimate would be too kind. Also there is no paved road in the facility, it is all gravel and with all the traffic it is pretty dusty. We expect this when we are dry camping but again not for $50 plus a night. There was also considerable partying after quiet hours which we did not appreciate.

All that being said, the natural attractions in the area are so incredible we would put up with worse to see them...though we would try our luck elsewhere for staying.

Easter Jeep Safari (enough said) Overall the place was nice. Its on the strip behind a gas station and mini market. The registration was easy and staff was nice. The place was full but considering the week i was able to get 2 spots. Site 179 (gravel) is for small RV and near bathrooms (a plus and negative). We had a vehicle and off road trailer that fit perfectly on the site. The campgrounds was very active the days we were there. Not super quiet, even after 10pm and off roaders heading out to capture the sunrise. We didn't mind because it was expected. The pool and showers were a nice comfort factor. It was a little pricey (extra $10 for 3rd person on site) but worth being close to everything and having a playground, pool, showers, bathrooms and wifi.