First the pros, nice location in Moab city limits, close to Arches NP and a nice drive to Canyonlands NP. They have a nice check-in building which included a clean laundry. The views of the red rock at the back of the campground were nice for sunsets. Now the cons, the lots are very tight. We had a pull-through site (#37) which had lar...moreFirst the pros, nice location in Moab city limits, close to Arches NP and a nice drive to Canyonlands NP. They have a nice check-in building which included a clean laundry. The views of the red rock at the back of the campground were nice for sunsets. Now the cons, the lots are very tight. We had a pull-through site (#37) which had large trees on both sides, but it was a challenge to get our slide outs to get around them. This put us at the front of the site. Unfortunately, the hookups (electric, sewer and water) were at the back of our site! Our 2 sewer hoses weren’t long enough to reach, so we when we left after a week, we had to backup to dump our tanks. The sites were also hit an miss for being level. Our site was level, but the one to the left of us was not level. No OTA channels, but had good AT&T signal for our mobile devices and hot spot. We would definitely come again, but would be very picky as to where they would put us.

I only gave it 3 stars due to the proximity of one site to another and subjectively because we’d always rather be Boondocking in the middle of nowhere. But for what it was, where it is, it’s a nice campground, especially for the price compared to neighboring campgrounds.True - some construction/improvements are going on, cabins add...moreI only gave it 3 stars due to the proximity of one site to another and subjectively because we’d always rather be Boondocking in the middle of nowhere. But for what it was, where it is, it’s a nice campground, especially for the price compared to neighboring campgrounds.True - some construction/improvements are going on, cabins added, new bathhouse being built and a new pool and hot tub being built. * to compensate for lack of pool they offer pool access at 4 sister parks nearby.True - no WiFi throughout campground BUT it is available in the laundry room and near the office. They have a shady patio with several picnic tables and a workstation with electrical outlet in the laundry room where u can access the WiFi.True - sites are close together, very close together. But we and all of our neighbors with large rigs had no trouble getting in - it is tight but doable. You do walk out to your neighbors utility hookups. Keep your blinds closed if you’re modest ;)True - laundry room is awesome/new. At least 10 washer dryer sets that take credit cards. A normal wash & dry is $5.00. A wee bit high but typical. The dryers run Hot! My laundry was dry in 30 minutes on low. The dryers run for 60 minutes for $2.50. False - no trees. The trees are fabulous in several rows of sites. As one reviewer stated, the new added sites do not have trees YET. But the old trees are still there. The tent sides are provided with sturdy canvas shade covers and privacy partitions.False - main entrance closed, hard to access. The main entrance is now open but difficult to see due to the city road construction going on. We were in Moab to enjoy the local national parks, some OHV riding and hiking; not to sit in camp. We also were camped with friends so the sites being so close wasn’t a problem. Moab is a busy busy little town with road construction going on. The campground was clean, much of it under the shade of mature trees. Staff were friendly, apologetic and attentive. Noise was normal for a large campground on the main road into a busy little town. Construction noise was minimal. The nights were silent, surprisingly enough.I’d stay again, though I’d prefer to boondock or stay in a campground in one of the National parks if lucky enough to nab one!

Finally backed in after 20 minutes. Still our door opened onto our neighbors sewer. Cell and internet service out due to construction. Pool out for same reason.

This RV park is under new management for the last year or so and they are completely re-doing everything. I'm sure it will be nice when it is done but....no one wants to be in a construction zone! Wasn't happy with management here because, during construction, someone came and TURNED OFF OUR POWER mid work call without asking, no warni...moreThis RV park is under new management for the last year or so and they are completely re-doing everything. I'm sure it will be nice when it is done but....no one wants to be in a construction zone! Wasn't happy with management here because, during construction, someone came and TURNED OFF OUR POWER mid work call without asking, no warning etc. I was FURIOUS because we have multiple pets in the RV and just the day before has been at Arches National Park all day. What if we had been gone????? We were lucky to get a spot here because it was Memorial Day weekend and literally everywhere else was full but I would definitely not stay here again. Also, new management has taken out most of the trees and there was no pool or dog run (which was described in the amenities). On the plus side, the laundry room was super nice and took credit cards.

We are pinched in a dust bowl between construction zones both next door and onsite and on the highway above. Their WiFi and cable is not available or working. Very difficult to find where to turn off highway, especially at night. Don’t try to turn at their main sign- that entrance is closed right now. Recommend booking elsewhere.

When we booked online, it was not apparent that this was a dirt lot with packed RVs and the appearance of people living there. They also didn’t mention the loud construction of towering buildings next to the camp sites that we reserved! The checkin location and process was confusing, but once we got someone, and expressed concern about...moreWhen we booked online, it was not apparent that this was a dirt lot with packed RVs and the appearance of people living there. They also didn’t mention the loud construction of towering buildings next to the camp sites that we reserved! The checkin location and process was confusing, but once we got someone, and expressed concern about the construction, they moved us to a middle spot only to discover a small sliver of dirt that I was supposed to squeeze into, but couldn’t. We just left, had to pay for one night. Went next door to Moab Valley which was awesome, managed by the same company.

We arrived on a Friday evening. Although we had initially booked spot 38 online—a shaded area, we didn’t pay the extra $20 fee for the spot hold and ended up in spot 110–no trees and very crowded. Two hours prior our arrival we called the front office to let them know how far out we were and when we would be arriving. They said no ...moreWe arrived on a Friday evening. Although we had initially booked spot 38 online—a shaded area, we didn’t pay the extra $20 fee for the spot hold and ended up in spot 110–no trees and very crowded. Two hours prior our arrival we called the front office to let them know how far out we were and when we would be arriving. They said no problem and that they were ready for us. At check-in, the gentleman running the counter informed us that our spot was given to someone else but they had JUST repaired another spot that had been unserviceable for some time—spot 110. This spot was very tight and not a pull-through as we had requested. The power went out about 3 times in the one night we had stayed there. There was no cable hook-up for us to use and we were entirely unable to utilize their WiFi. Otherwise, the site was good, there were choices of 30/50A sites. Each site had full hookups and there were some great amenities On the grounds— a pool, laundromat, small store, dog run. This campground is on Main Street and incredibly easy to access. Furthermore the staff was incredibly kind and helpful, it was just disappointing that we didn’t get the site amenities that we had paid for. In regards to cleanliness, the grounds were pretty well-kept but we were there during heavy winds. The site we were at had bottle caps on the grounds leftover from the previous campers, dog poop that hadn’t been picked up and there were styrofoam bowls that had flown into our area from others.

This one was a mixed bag. The location was right off the highway and easily accessible. Some of the campground is well shaded and other parts are not. Check in is fairly straightforward.Amenities:* Pool right near the office up front. We did not use it, but it looked clean and inviting.* Bathrooms/showers. The newer ones up fro...moreThis one was a mixed bag. The location was right off the highway and easily accessible. Some of the campground is well shaded and other parts are not. Check in is fairly straightforward.Amenities:* Pool right near the office up front. We did not use it, but it looked clean and inviting.* Bathrooms/showers. The newer ones up front are locked and you need a code to get in. The ones near our site were unlocked and in decent shape. Although the space between the door and the stall wall leaves a large gap, resulting in uncomfortable eye contact with the stall dweller and anyone at the sink.* Kids playground area-looked fun, for those with kiddos.* Picnic tables and grills at RV sites. Our table was terribly crooked. The cement pad looked to have been dug up or had settled or something. We had to use the table at the adjacent site (since nobody was there).Our experience:* Check in was easy-we were directed by a sign on the door to the office to go to the window. I'm not sure if the store was open or not, as all our transactions were done through the window.* Leveling the RV was a bit tricky-our site was slightly inclined, so it took a bit to get level. The store does not sell leveling blocks, so we had to go in to town to find some.* There were several sites occupied by one group. They were loud until the wee hours of the night (2-3 am). Quiet hours were not enforced. * Lots of ATVs roaming around-also very loud throughout the night.* The cable came through very grainy. I'm not sure if it was something on our end or not. Last weekend, at a different campground, the cable came through crystal clear.* We took a walk around the campground and noticed lots of piles of lumber and construction material. It looks like some improvements are going to be made.Overall, this is a large campground, conveniently located with all the amenities you're probably looking for. With a little TLC and enforcing of the quiet hours, it would be a much better place.

I will put a disclaimer that we came during a very busy time... but the grounds were far from level, it was packed wall to wall RVs and tents and the park for kids was some swings, a makeshift slide and a climbing sphere. Half the washers and dryers were out of service and the bathrooms were not nice at all. The showers did not have co...moreI will put a disclaimer that we came during a very busy time... but the grounds were far from level, it was packed wall to wall RVs and tents and the park for kids was some swings, a makeshift slide and a climbing sphere. Half the washers and dryers were out of service and the bathrooms were not nice at all. The showers did not have consistent hot water and the shower curtains really needed to be changed. Our first site only half the electrical worked which we were put in for the first 2 nights then they moved us to a better spot. The internet was very slow. The staff was very friendly and wonderful. The trees were beautiful and the location you can’t beat!

I will give the lady at the office five stars - but the campground 3. The sites are close together- but many campgrounds are this way. What I didn’t like was the lax bathroom cleaning. The shower drain screen was full of hair (ugh) that obviously accumulated past what should be cleaning times. Bath rods missing. Locks on toilet un...moreI will give the lady at the office five stars - but the campground 3. The sites are close together- but many campgrounds are this way. What I didn’t like was the lax bathroom cleaning. The shower drain screen was full of hair (ugh) that obviously accumulated past what should be cleaning times. Bath rods missing. Locks on toilet unit broke. And... no recycle bins. We’d come back because it’s the closest alternative to Goblin State Park - we wouldn’t return if there were other options with hook ups.

Overpriced. No pool or spa, closed and drained. Sight tight, not even close to level. Dust everywhere. Luckily no one checked into the space next to us, gave us some room.

They are building a new hotel next to us so if you come back to the campground during the day it’s all you hear. Not the campgrounds fault but just know it’s going on. They offer 10% military discount so that is a major plus! Reason for 4 stars is the sites are tiny!!!! So tiny the person next to me and my slides almost touch. They do ...moreThey are building a new hotel next to us so if you come back to the campground during the day it’s all you hear. Not the campgrounds fault but just know it’s going on. They offer 10% military discount so that is a major plus! Reason for 4 stars is the sites are tiny!!!! So tiny the person next to me and my slides almost touch. They do have full hooks ups including cable TV and WiFi. The WiFi is not super fast but if you need to check an email or Facebook it works. Major plus is it is 2-3ish miles from the gate of Arches.

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 cu...moreSlickrock 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!

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 ...moreMoab, 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.

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...

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 centra...moreWe 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

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 ...moreOriginally 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 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.

I'm going to agree with other reviewers on much of what is going on here. Parking is super tight, especially when full. But for the mass of humanity jammed in, it was quiet. Neighbors are very respectful of your space and used library voices when outside. The only noise was from early morning traffic as people headed out to play. ...moreI'm going to agree with other reviewers on much of what is going on here. Parking is super tight, especially when full. But for the mass of humanity jammed in, it was quiet. Neighbors are very respectful of your space and used library voices when outside. The only noise was from early morning traffic as people headed out to play. We picked a site that has great shade and was plenty long enough for our bus and toad.Park staff are super friendly. Answered questions with good info and were genuinely nice people.Pool was down part of our visit for a major cleaning. Hot tubs worked, just no bubbles. Laundry room is big, but about half the machines were down. It's a great base camp if you plan to hit both the town and all the recreation areas surrounding Moab. Bicycle friendly with a trail just across the street. They definitely cater to the tent campers with some pretty cool lean-to structures for pitching tents in the shade. Downsides: They could use more dumpsters. And I picked up quite a bit of litter. Bathrooms were kept clean, but they're very dated and could use some new shower heads and valves at a minimum. Getting into and out of the campground is tough. Traffic is a bitch. WiFi usually worked, but bandwidth is best described as poor even during mid week when the campground was less than half full, and it frequently disconnected. Be sure you set your devices to auto-reconnect. For the price we paid ($57 weekends, $47 weekdays), I would have expected 50A service. Turning off the A/C to run the microwave is kind of annoying. So while they call it Full Service, it falls well short IMO because it's only 30A service. A few minor tweaks would have gotten them 4 stars. And while I know supply and demand drives the prices around here, their pricing keeps them from ever getting 5 stars.

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 w...moreThis 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.

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 ...moreAll 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.