RV rental Goblin Valley State Park, UT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Amateur explorers of all ages love hiking in Goblin Valley because there are no official trails. You can meander through the valley and explore the sandstone formations. Children enjoy climbing over and through the smaller pillars while adults can prove their worth on the larger ones. If you're looking for trails, however, there are six miles of established trails elsewhere in the park. These trails vary in length and difficulty and lead to scenic viewpoints and other fascinating geologic features. The arid climate isn’t friendly to a lot of vegetation, but you can still keep an eye out for desert animals like jackrabbits, pronghorn antelopes, and kangaroo rats. Mountain bikers also have a network of trails to enjoy on Wild Horse Mesa. There are multiple shorter loops that bicyclists can combine into larger ones, depending on their available time. The Wild Horse Mesa Mountain Bike Trail is a delightful 21-mile out-and-back suitable for all skill levels but scenic enough to attract even the most hardcore mountain bikers. The trail leads to a viewpoint where you can admire the surrounding reefs and mountain ranges. All bicyclists must stay on established roads. RV campers at Goblin Valley stay active long after the sun goes down, and not just because the temperature is much more pleasant in the evening. Goblin Valley State Park is a member of the International Dark Sky Association, meaning it’s one of the darkest areas on Earth. The remote location of the park will give you great views of the Milky Way and the rest of the night sky. Rangers lead moonlit walks through the desert and also set up telescopes for you to get closer to these heavenly bodies.