Moab RV & Glamping Resort - Big Rig Friendly

Campground with teepees at Arches National Park, seen from above with sandstone cliffs and green trees in the distance.

Here's the plan: Moab RV & Glamping Resort sits on the edge of Moab with RV sites, cabins, glamping tents, and tipis. Full hookups are available (30-amp and 50-amp) with pull-throughs capable of handling large rigs; some sites reach up to 75 ft. Water is on-site via potable spigots and there’s an on-site dump station. Quiet hours run from 10 PM to 8 AM, and fire pits exist in contained pits with firewood for sale; plan for desert shade gaps and bring headlamp for night trips.

Quick facts

Reservation System: Direct booking via website or phone
Reservation Tips: Book months ahead during peak season; use the direct booking link
Season Dates: Year-round
Fills Up Speed: High demand; advance booking recommended

Reservations & season

Reservation System: Direct booking via website or phone
Reservation Tips: Book months ahead during peak season; use the direct booking link
Season Dates: Year-round
Fills Up Speed: High demand; advance booking recommended
Per Night Cost: $58/night for RV sites; rates vary by site type and season
Extra Vehicle Fees: $10 per night per extra vehicle
Passes Accepted: America the Beautiful passes not accepted for discounts at private campgrounds

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total: Approximately 68
Site Types: RV sites (pull-through and back-in), cabins, glamping tents, tipis
Site Type Breakdown: RV sites, cabins, glamping tents, tipis
RV Max Length: Up to 75 ft on some pull-through sites; general guidance around 40 ft on other sites; verify for very large rigs
Group Sites Available: 1
Hookups: Full hookups with 30-amp and 50-amp service
Site Features: Fire rings and picnic tables at some sites; potable water spigots; on-site dump station; modern bathhouses; firewood for sale; general store on-site
Ground Type: Gravel lots; some paved internal roads
Site Privacy: Limited privacy on some all-gravel lots

Facilities

Bathroom Types: Flush toilets in modern bathhouses
Showers Available: Free, modern showers available
Potable Water: On-site potable water spigots
Dump Station: On-site dump station
Trash Service: Trash must be tied in plastic bags and placed in designated trash cans; bear-proof dumpsters not explicitly mentioned
Camp Store: General store on-site with snacks and coffee
Firewood Availability: Firewood available for purchase; gathering firewood prohibited
Cell Service: Service generally available; reception varies by carrier
Nearby Facilities: Gas and groceries in downtown Moab (~5 minutes)

Access

Road Type: Gravel or all-gravel lots; some internal roads may be paved
Road Conditions: Generally well-maintained; some reviews note limited space between gravel lots; occasional washboard
Vehicle Restrictions: No more than two licensed vehicles per site; very large rigs may require prior photo approval
Gate Hours: Office hours 8:00 am–6:00 pm daily; limited hours in off-season
Distance From Entrance: Approximately 5 minutes to downtown Moab; short drive to Arches Entrance Station
Nearest Gas Services: Gas and groceries in downtown Moab, about 5 minutes away
Elevation: Varies; high-desert environment
Accessibility: Sedan-friendly environment; site access varies by site

Rules & safety

Fire Restrictions: Wood fires permitted in contained pits; seasonal restrictions possible
Pets Allowed: Yes
Pet Restrictions: Pets on leash (6 feet max); do not leave unattended
Generator Hours: Quiet hours 10 PM–8 AM; generator use may be restricted during these times
Quiet Hours: 10:00 pm to 8:00 am
Alcohol Permitted: 0

What it is like

Onsite Activities: Hiking, biking, exploring Arches/Canyonlands; resort events like movie nights and holiday brunches
Trailheads Nearby: Trailheads not listed; nearby Arches/Canyonlands opportunities exist in the region
Wildlife Viewing: Desert wildlife observed; bear-specific protocols not listed
Stargazing Quality: Observation deck available for stargazing
Shade Coverage: Limited shade; some sites have trees
Scenic Views: Desert landscape with canyon glimpses
Noise Level: Variable; proximity to town and gravel lots
Best Time To Visit: Book well in advance during peak seasons; no specific sweet spots listed
Vibe Check: Functional basecamp near Moab; convenient, clean, not a forest retreat
Camp Here If Skip If: ✅ BOOK IF: You need full hookups and big-rig access near Moab. ❌ SKIP IF: You crave forested seclusion.
Tips Advice: • Pack sun protection; hydrate; bring headlamp for after-dark trips; confirm RV length with the resort; plan for limited shade

More details

Park Area: Moab Area, Utah
Family Friendly Notes: Family-friendly with cabins and glamping; kids around; quiet hours observed
Amphitheater: Observation deck for stargazing
Boat Launch: No direct water access listed for swimming or boating
Nearby Attractions: Downtown Moab (~5 minutes); Arches National Park Entrance Station nearby
Terrain Type: Desert with landscaped areas; gravel lots; some shade from trees
Wind Exposure: Desert exposure; specifics not listed
Setup Strategy: Big-rig accessible pull-through and back-in options; gravel internal roads; limit of two vehicles per site; verify length for very large rigs
Bath Laundry Recon: Shower facilities are modern and free; laundry details not specified
Review Summary: 4.5-star rating from 696 reviews; strong hookups and on-site amenities; some reports note space/privacy constraints on gravel lots

Location

Photos

Glamping tent interior at Arches National Park campground with twin beds, a circular window, and a small desk.

Sunset over a wooden campground deck with blue Adirondack chairs in Arches National Park.

Frequently asked questions

Are there large RV sites?

Yes—some pull-through sites accommodate up to 75 ft; verify for longer rigs.

Is there an on-site dump station?

Yes, an on-site dump station is available.

Is day-use allowed or fees?

Day-use details are not specified.

Are bear safety rules in place?

Bear-specific protocols aren’t listed; follow general desert storage practices.

Is there a general store on-site?

Yes, there is a general store offering snacks and coffee.

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Last updated February 2026. Report an issue.