
Kings Bottom Campground sits along the Colorado River just southwest of Moab, Utah. It offers 13 walk-in tent sites and 9-10 spur sites for tents and small RVs. Vault toilets are available, but there are no potable water, electrical hookups, or dump facilities on-site, so bring ample water and plan accordingly. The setting between towering canyon walls provides river views, but expect road noise and nearby activity.
13 walk-in tent sites; 9-10 sites with parking spurs for tents and small RVs
Colorado River and red rock canyon walls
Moab (3 miles); Arches National Park (about 18 miles)
Good for families with kids; Moab access; plan for no showers
Spring and fall; weekends fill quickly
Back-in sites; dirt internal roads; small rigs only; plan for dusty drives; no hookups; keep a small margin for vehicle length and turning space
Functional riverside basecamp close to Moab; not a remote solitude destination; you’ll share space with others but you’re right at the doorstep of outdoor adventures
No bathhouse; no laundry facilities; plan accordingly
13 walk-in tent sites; 9-10 sites with parking spurs for tents and small RVs
Hiking, biking, 4WD/UTV trail riding, paddling on Colorado River, rock climbing, mountain biking
First-come, first-served (Booking: Not applicable)
Pets Allowed - Leashed at all times; watch for goathead stickers
To Park Entrance
Approximately 3 miles from downtown Moab
Elevation
Approximately 4,000 ft (1,220 m)
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Bear country: Unknown; standard food storage recommended.
Potable water not available; bring your own water. Showers are not available.
Tent and small RVs only; large rigs not advised.
Dump station not listed; nearest services in Moab.
Yes, leashed.
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