Moab RV camping: what to know
Moab is the RV basecamp for Arches and Canyonlands, and it has one of the densest concentrations of private RV parks in the Southwest — plus in-park dry camping at Devils Garden (Arches) and BLM campgrounds along the Colorado River. Spring and fall are peak; summer is brutally hot.
Our picks to start with
- Moab RV Parks: Basecamp for Arches & Canyonlands Every serious park in and around town compared.
- Devils Garden Campground Review The only campground inside Arches.
- Spanish Trail RV Park Review A full-hookup option south of town.
- Utah RV Parks: The Mighty Five Moab in the context of the whole Utah loop.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best RV park in Moab?
There's no single winner — it depends on whether you want in-town walkability, river views along Highway 128, or space south of town. Our Moab guide compares hookups, rig limits, shade and location for each park.
Are there RV parks near Arches National Park?
Yes. Most Moab RV parks are within 5–10 miles of the Arches entrance. Inside the park, Devils Garden Campground has no hookups and books far ahead in spring and fall.
When is the best time to RV camp in Moab?
March through May and September through October. Summer highs commonly exceed 100°F, and many campers avoid it; winter is quiet, cold at night, and some parks reduce services.
Regional guide
Moab RV Parks: Your Basecamp for Arches & Canyonlands
The complete guide to RV camping in Moab, Utah — from Devil's Garden inside Arches to the full-hookup parks in town, with BLM boondocking spots and the honest truth about summer heat.
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