Slickrock Campground

Slickrock Campground is the locally owned, no-frills RV park on the north end of Moab, Utah, within walking distance of Main Street. It predates the mountain-biking boom, and it does not pretend to be a resort: sites are closer together than at the polished parks, amenities are functional, and the price reflects that honesty. It suits budget-conscious RVers who see a campground as a place to sleep, shower and dump tanks between days in Arches and Canyonlands.

Slickrock Campground at a glance

Hookups	Full (30 amp, some 50 amp, water, sewer)
Sites	80+ (RV, tent, cabins)
Max RV length	45 feet
Cost	$45–70/night
Location	North end of Moab, walking distance to Main Street
Amenities	Pool, camp store, laundry, WiFi
Cell signal	Strong (all carriers)
Best for	Budget-conscious RVers, those who don't need resort frills, walk-to-town convenience

Why RVers stay here

Most sites are full hookup with 30-amp and some 50-amp service, plus water and sewer, mixed with tent sites and cabins. The park takes rigs up to 45 feet, and rates run $45 to $70 a night, among the more affordable full-hookup options in town. There is a pool, a small store, laundry and WiFi, and cell signal is strong on all carriers. Either park entrance is about 15 minutes by car. The trade-off is that 50-amp is not universal and the sites are tight, so if you run dual air conditioners in a Moab summer, ask for a 50-amp site when you book.

✓Walk to dinner and the gear shops on Main Street from the north end of Moab.

✓Full hookups on most sites at $45 to $70, one of the better values in town.

✓Rigs to 45 feet, with a pool, camp store, laundry and WiFi.

✓Roughly 15 minutes to either the Arches or Canyonlands entrance.

✓Strong cell signal on all carriers.

!Sites are closer together than at the resorts, and amenities are functional rather than polished.

!Only some sites have 50-amp; the rest are 30-amp, which matters in Moab summer heat.

What our guides say about Slickrock Campground

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Moab RV Parks: Your Basecamp for Arches & Canyonlands

Slickrock is the no-frills, locally-owned alternative that's been in Moab since before the mountain biking boom turned the town into a destination. It's on the north end of town, walking distance to Main Street, and it doesn't pretend to be something it's not. The sites are closer together than the resorts. The amenities are functional rather than polished. The price reflects the honesty.

Full hookups on most sites (30-amp, some 50-amp), with tent sites and cabins mixed in. The park takes rigs up to 45 feet. There's a pool, a small store, and laundry. Rates run $45–70/night, making it one of the more affordable full-hookup options in town.

The reason Slickrock fills up: location and value. You can walk to dinner, walk to the gear shops, and drive to either park entrance within 15 minutes. For RVers who view their campground as a place to sleep, shower, and dump tanks — not a destination — Slickrock delivers exactly what you need at a fair price.

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Slickrock Campground: frequently asked questions

Does Slickrock Campground have full hookups?

Yes, on most sites: 30-amp with some 50-amp, water and sewer. Tent sites and cabins are mixed in.

How much does Slickrock Campground cost per night?

$45 to $70 per night, per our Moab guide.

What is the max RV length at Slickrock Campground?

45 feet.

How far is Slickrock Campground from Arches National Park?

About 15 minutes by car to either the Arches or Canyonlands entrance.

Is Slickrock Campground within walking distance of downtown Moab?

Yes. It sits at the north end of town, an easy walk to Main Street restaurants and shops.

Does Slickrock Campground have a pool?

Yes, along with a small store, laundry and WiFi.