Moab RV & Glamping Resort

Campground in Moab, UT • 51 RV Sites

Moab RV & Glamping Resort, formerly known as OK RV Park, sits in Spanish Valley just minutes from downtown Moab, Utah — red-rock country that draws hikers, off-roaders, and river runners from around the world. The resort offers a range of ways to stay, from full-hookup RV sites built for big rigs to cozy cabins and glamping tents for travelers who want comfort without towing a rig across the desert. Every stay comes with the essentials handled: full hookups, modern bathhouses, outdoor patios for taking in Utah's enormous skies, and on-site laundry. It's a setup that works equally well for a one-night stopover or a multi-day basecamp for exploring the area's trail systems. Moab's high desert climate means spring and fall bring the most comfortable hiking and biking temperatures, while summer days call for an early start on the trails and an afternoon by the pool or river. Downtown Moab is close enough for a dinner reservation without cutting an adventure short. And there's plenty to explore. Arches National Park, famous for Delicate Arch and its sandstone formations, and Canyonlands National Park, with its dramatic overlooks above the Colorado River, are both a short drive from the resort. Downtown Moab adds outfitters, restaurants, and gear shops for travelers planning rafting trips on the Colorado River or a run on the famous Slickrock Trail. Dead Horse Point State Park, with one of the most photographed overlooks in the Southwest, rounds out an easy day-trip list. Whether the plan is canyon hikes at sunrise, slot canyons by midday, or stargazing over the La Sal Mountains by night, Moab RV & Glamping Resort puts it all within easy reach. Book a site today and make this red-rock basecamp the starting point for your next Utah adventure.

Campground rules and policies

Pet Policy
- For RV Sites, Friendly Pets are welcome on a leash only.
- Do not leave your pets unattended.
- It is your responsibility to clean up after them, failing to do so may cause you to be asked to leave.