Sun Outdoors North Moab

We were heading to arches national park and we were going to free camp, we realised that it was really hot so at the last minute we found this place it is now called sun outdoors. What can I say, the reception ladies were friendly and helpful. The pool was fantastic to dive straight into. We even got our washing done. It was quiet and peaceful spot. I would definitely stay again.

We were booked for three nights but only stayed two. All gravel, zero grass. No dog run and the sites are so narrow your neighbors are right on top of you. Zero privacy. Very limited shade, we happened to have one of a very few sights with a mature tree. Don’t book the “premier” backin sites. Not worth it and again, zero shade which is kinda important on 102 degree days. They refused to refund our third night. Stay somewhere else.

All in all this was a fine little park. The guy at the front desk was particularly nice, as we'd arrived during some type of off road Jeep festival and there were no spots available, and yet somehow he managed to make one for us. Basically he said, "if you stop over, I'll see what I can do..." And he did.

What I recall the most of this place is the cottonwoods, which were shedding their "cotton", almost like snow and blanketing everything. Allergenic, yes, but still beautiful.

And the caterpillars. Thousands of them. Crawling everywhere, up your legs, into your shirt, relentless in their inching around pursuits. As night fell I thought they'd left, but like a scene from Tremors 4: Caterpillars of Moab, as I lit our campfire they evacuated the heat, those which could make it quickly enough, and swarmed out of the pit a blanket of crawly, if not particularly creepy.

This was our first time staying in this campground. It's easy to get to but getting out of it with a large trailer might be difficult because of all the traffic.We had a hard time backing in to our site because there wasn't enough room from all the other cars/trucks/ATV's that were on the road. The ladies who worked the front counter were very nice and friendly. They did offer heated pool and also hot tubs. There are no open fires allowed in the campground. For how busy it was, it was not noisy. We decided we would only come back and stay here if we are in route to somewhere else, as the sites are so close together.

We stayed here for 5 nites on July 1, 2018. We stayed here last summer too. Parts of the park have complete shade all day long, Friendly, Quiet, Clean.

Originally put in sites 106 which we could not get into and would not have been able to get slides out. After destroying our awning motor and cover trying to get out of the site we got 71 which was manageable. Lesson learned, it is OK to ask for a different site but everything in town was full and options were limited. They do have a pool and hot tub which we did not use due to hours they were open

We arrived on a Friday night, dozen and dozen of side by sides zooming around and reving their engines, then when it got dark we heard a fight raging a few sites away, 5 cop cars were here within 2 minutes and hauled one dude away. As for the campground the amenities are lacking and the sites are very tight. The one positive the central location and the mature trees.
I don’t think we’d return

It was expensive for what it was, but was in a convienent location. We had a back in site along the back fence. It was just big enough for our 22 ft trailer and truck. Would’ve given 4 stars had either of the two hot tubs had had water in them...

Moab, Yes, it's expensive and busy during the build up to Jeep Safari, but that's why we were here. The sites was easy to back in with our coach, had good utilities, and close enough to town. It's really hard to find hookups during this time of year to do laundry, get a tank of water, dump etc. We boondocked for 2 weeks afterwards. If you have an off-road vehicle, this place will welcome you, if you want peace and quiet, may want to look for other options, like the KOA, Portal etc.

Slickrock campground was a great find for us! We arrived in Moab late afternoon on a Saturday and were planning on staying on BLM land. For $22.96, we were able to stay overnight with wifi and showers available without driving around looking for an open site. They are offering this special rate because their pool and hot tub are currently closed for repair. Definitely worth checking this place out!