ACT Campground

If you're looking for an RV campground in Utah that is more than just another campground, take a close look at ACT Campground on the southern limits of the city of Moab. The RV park is a green-integrated model that utilizes recycled or renewable materials in its construction, such as straw bales. The park has an office, a clubhouse, and a small store that can cater to your needs, whatever they may be; there's an outdoor patio with a gas grill and community fire pit you can use while viewing the La Sal Mountains in the background. If you happen to be feeding a larger group or just feel like getting fancy, there's an indoor kitchen that can handle whatever it is you're preparing.

Each of the RV camping sites has full hookups with 20, 30 or 50 amp electricity, cable TV channels, and Wi-Fi, so you can catch up on the news or on your email (or both) as soon as you arrive. There are laundry facilities you can use to prepare for the days ahead and restrooms with showers you can use to freshen up. Each site has wood chips in place of grass (this is the desert, after all) and parking pads made from packed, level gravel. Some of the sites have pull-through access while the rest have back-in access, so you can choose whichever of these best suits your needs.

Once you have settled into your campsite, there is a lot to see and do in the immediate area. The camp management offers educational events such as lectures and guided tours regarding the geology, biology, and history of the area, outdoor photography instruction, and more. Some local tour guide companies can fix you up for rock climbing, base jumping, and zip-lining, just to name a few activities. If an adrenaline rush isn't your thing, you can still hike and mountain bike the area or use your motorhome rental to take a self-guided tour of the area.