Moab Rv & Glamping Resort

Friendly staff, easy check into a nearly full rv park. Much needed after boondocking canyon lands for the last week. Onward to the next adventure.

Very nice RV park in the south of Moab. Clean, small, off the main road, kind of residential ranch style. We had nice views from our location. The spaces or not too close and had some shade. Good location for launching and playing in Moab we stayed here in the truck and travel trailer. We did get a big wind storm the last night so be careful not to leave things like awnings and chairs out in the night they said this happens frequently.
Good tip is to use Mill Creek to cool off in the afternoon just a few miles north of this RV park.
We also found a lovely senior easy bike ride up in the north of Moab. Park in the Lions parking area at the junction of the Colorado river and 191 and you can ride along about 5 miles following the Colorado river on a 2.5 mile paved trail out and then return the same way. Great to do early in the morning or late In the day before sunset.

We were there two nights while in Moab. Convenient to both Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
Friendly check in. Shady sites. Well maintained. Quiet.
Lots of rules but that keeps everyone out of trouble.
Water pressure is high but they warn you to use a reducer to protect your RV.
WiFi was so-so. In and out internet service.

We had a great stay, our site was maybe a little tight but very well maintained and reasonably level. There are lots of camp hosts here so getting any issues taken care of is extremely easy, they are very visible and attentive. In addition to normal RV sites there are travel trailers, tents and tipis you can book for your stay. Laundry and bathroom facilities were very spacious and clean, there is also self-serve firewood and ice as well as a small convenience store area inside the office with drinks and snacks. On-site WiFi has good coverage but is just average as far as speed, we didn't get much more than 5mbps down while we were there. T-Mobile was great, about 10-15mbps down on average, Verizon was ok, about 5mbps, and AT&T was about the same although signal strength was pretty low. Great RV park, we would definitely stay here again.

Decent RV park, with an amazing scenery of the rock cliffs Moab is known for. The roads are gravel, grassy weeds between sites. Large trees in need of trimming. Park location is down a back road off the hwy. If you have furry pets, this place is filled with stickers. Area around the office is nice, with nice grass for your furry ones. The state and fed parks are located on the opposite side of town.

Sites are close together and you're very near your neighbor. It is off the freeway so it's quiet but the overall look is tired. There is lots of "stuff" laying around and makes it look junky. The road getting to it is both residential and industrial. The campground road had a lot of holes and bumps. The grass and trees could use a trim. Our site was shaded and level. It's not too far into Moab. The office staff was very friendly.

Sites level gravel and adequately wide but those in our section were short. This caused people with larger rigs to have their trucks partway in the narrow road. Laundry was reasonably priced. There was live music on Saturday night. Office staff very friendly and grounds were kept clean. About 20 min to Arches and an hour to the northern unit of Canyonlands.

This was a nice peaceful campground. Great laundry facilities, clean bathrooms, pleasant hosts.

Camping with friends The folks at OK Campground doing a great job getting six campers in close together as they could

The campsites are real close together and a little short for 38ft fifth wheel. They have very good cable and keep the campground very clean.