Upon our arrival, the personnel were delightful and provided thorough explanations. The bathroom and shower were spotless at our check-in time of 3pm, but by 9pm they were in a deplorable state. Mostly, we choose RV parks for their decent showers and the ability to get some work done while traveling. The shower here was impressive with its strong, hot water, but the lack of cleanliness was a disappointment - likely due to inconsiderate users. The Wi-Fi was utterly disappointing and I wouldn't advise choosing this RV park if reliable internet is a crucial factor for your remote work needs.

In May 2023, we lodged here for five nights. The place is conveniently located within walking distance to various shops, eateries, and city center boutiques. Many nearby establishments offer bike rentals and other outdoor equipment. Arches NP is just a short ten-minute drive away. The place is accommodating to pets, featuring a dog park. The bathrooms are satisfactory, albeit they can get quite packed during peak hours in the morning and evening, likely due to the large tent camping and cabin areas that lack bathroom facilities. A number of RV spots also lack sewer hookups, causing those with smaller RV holding tanks, like us, to depend on the communal bathrooms. The facilities include three shower stalls, three toilets, and a handicap-accessible bathroom with both a toilet and shower. There's an extra bathroom and laundry area near the general store (connected to a Texaco gas station) that's available for non-guests for a fee. However, those staying at the RV park can use these facilities as part of their package. We occupied spot 83 towards the rear of the park and found it to be peaceful at night. However, be mindful of numerous individuals with noisy 4x4 vehicles who enjoy letting them idle for extended periods in the morning. The General Store is well-stocked with most items you might require during your stay.

This camping area is incredibly tiny with closely packed spots. In order to access your designated area, others might need to relocate their cars. The premises are well-maintained and the washrooms are neat. While the staff is friendly, the space is just too cramped. There are superior alternatives all over Moab. Additionally, their Wi-Fi service is practically non-functional and Verizon's coverage in the vicinity isn't much better.

I was aware that the place was situated in the city center, yet I was taken aback by the sheer level of noise and congestion. Upon reaching, we were guided to our designated area, but had to strategize on positioning our vehicle in a way that it didn't obstruct the traffic. Additionally, we were plagued by an infestation of countless caterpillars that seemed to cover every surface, even disrupting our attempts to relax outdoors. The lack of personal space, with us being crammed together like canned fish, was another downside. The cherry on top was the exorbitant price tag for a campsite devoid of any basic facilities!

This recreational area offers a panoramic view of beautifully shaped cliffs. It's conveniently situated approximately three miles from Arches and a mile from downtown Moab. The park can be easily accessed from its well-maintained entrance and the nearby highway, yet it's free from any significant traffic noise. The park features spacious, flat, and concrete sites. The landscaping is impressive, with many sites boasting beautiful arbors or trees. There's a large water fountain and a koi pond. The laundry and washrooms are up-to-date and hygienic. The park houses two swimming pools, each equipped with a jacuzzi. There are two dog parks, one large and one small, both kept clean and in good condition. This park was our top pick among the 20 parks we visited on our journey from Minnesota to Santa Fe, Lake Havasu, Southern California, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, and Moab.