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    4.3 (70 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Comfortable stay
    Gordon C.

    I think the name has changed to HTR Moab but this is what popped up with the same address. We were looking for a place near our daughter and son-in-law's RV campground. There are plenty of hotels in the city but those were a little too far and kind of pricy. We wanted a central location where everyone could hang out after a long day of exploration and this was the place! Very comfortable and well-equipped. One way to save some money in today's inflation-ridden economy is to prepare a few meals where you are staying and eat out a little less often. The kitchen was perfect for just that. It allowed a place for the grandkids to play and everyone could be comfortable. It was clean, quiet, and comfortable. What more could you ask for?

    Broken table on slanted ground.
    K H.

    Decided to add a star for ACT Campground after the new picnic table was delivered promptly. A really nice guy came to check and make sure we were happy. We kicked the dirt around and leveled area ourselves. One interesting thing I noticed--we stayed there a week, and the woman's restroom got progressively dirtier such that by Saturday the shower drains were overflowing, there were no paper towels, hair all over the floor , and the toilets were pretty dirty. Maybe a different staff member or not enough staff to clean the bathroom? Not sure. The men's room did not have that problem. Another good note, they have a laundry facility on site. Our overall feeling was that this is an excellent place if you are a tent camper, but not super duper if you are in an RV or a trailer.

    Julie P.

    ** SMALL SITES IF YOU HAVE A LARGE RIG ** The ACT Campground was clean and very nice people there! We have a large rig - toy hauler - fifth wheel - and we took it, along with our Ford F250 and 4-seater Polaris General - very limited additional parking (we had to pay for additional parking space - only $5 more per day) but the parking was limited. The spaces are very tight - tough turn and slope getting in and out of the campground - scraped going in and out. We saw a number of other large rigs having a DIFFICULT time getting in. We would stay again if we had a smaller rig - as mentioned it was clean and nice - but very small sites so not giving a 5-star simply for that reason. Be sure to check the space you are assigned to ensure you can fit your camper/toys. Only a mile or so out of town - great views.

    Pull thru campsite.
    Jacob R.

    Arrived and checkin was quick and easy as I had paid online already. Got a quick tour of all the amenities of the campground and was amazed at everything available for everyone to use. A full kitchen with indoor seating area. A full outdoor area to cook your food in the gas powered grills and pizza oven. The pay to use laundry area was also nice. The bathrooms were extremely clean and nice warm water to shower. The pull thru site we had was sloped but nothing too bad as I could get level with no big issues. Great view of the surrounding area from our site and pretty much the entire campground. Yes it is next to US HWY 191 but I did not really pay too much attention to any noise. I would definitely stay here again for the location, price, and amenities.

    Simply amazing!! Every amenity is maintained so very well that I now have a higher standard to campgrounds. The hospitality and positive customer service at this place was a first for me.

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    Ikaika T.

    Quite surprised there is such a great facility nestled in the out skirts of moab. The camp grounds are well-maintained and the people here are very friendly. There is a Community Kitchen full of board games and condiments and a refrigerator you can store food in and free coffee and tea in the mornings or during the evenings if you want to cook a meal there are plates forks and other utensils. I am quite amazed at how clean the bathrooms are, everything seemed to have been built within the last 5 years. My only complaint is that the first few campgrounds are within such close proximity to the road that you can hear cars but nothing a few your plugs can't solve. I think maybe campgrounds 5 through 15 are enclosed in walled area that takes care of some of noise. Each Campground includes a relatively large sandbox as well as a fire pit and a few tables. There is also free Wi-Fi here that extends to the whole camp ground they probably have an extender of some sort we were able to watch Netflix from our tent site it was pretty awesome. ( so much for roughing it, but we had to finish the last episode of Stranger Things)

    View from campground in the morning
    Sarah P.

    Great place to spend the night, loved the shared kitchen and firepit - reminded me of New Zealand campgrounds. This is a smaller campground so book early to get in as Moab seems to fill up fast we found. Good wifi, the kids liked that. We all liked the showers. Excellent laundry facilities. Yes you are slightly further from Canyonlands & Arches on this side of Moab but it is only a few minutes drive in reality. And on the plus side you are not near the uranium tailings dam. Moab is priced as Moab is they all seem to be about the same.

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    Ask the Community - ACT Campground

    Can I drive/park at a tent site? Or are they walk in?

    They are walk in sites, but you are never very far from your car, maybe 50 feet at most. The campsites are all located slightly downhill from the parking lot. Bring earplugs, because the nearby highway traffic can get loud.

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    Review Highlights - ACT Campground

    The BEST part was the community kitchen--a place to prepare a meal, meet other travelers, and relax!

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    Sun Outdoors - Nearby Attraction - National Park

    Sun Outdoors

    2.4(145 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    This place was just fine. It had clean sites (bathrooms and showers very clean), hook-ups worked,…read morenice dishwashing facilities, felt safe (regular patrols) and it was quiet at night. I didn't use the pool nor have pets, but those facilities looked quite adequate. Staff was very helpful and accommodating. I almost gave it 4 stars because we were packed like sardines-there was just enough room for all of us. I think a 10% or 15% reduction in stalls could have made all the remaining slots just a little bit bigger,

    We really enjoyed our stay at Sun Outdoors North Moab!!!We were crammed in like sardines, but it's…read morea beautiful little resort! Our "Pull-through" site really became a "pull-through-then-go-back-&-forth-four-times- so-you-can-open-your-slides-and-awning" site, between the trees & pedestal locations, etc. Loved the amenities at the North Moab location. Everything is modern and new, sparkly clean & well-maintained. Staff is always friendly, smiling & super helpful!! Beautiful laundry facility with tons of proper washers & dryers (this is probably the cleanest our clothes have gotten in a month). Laundry is conveniently located adjacent to the hot tub & pool! Have a soak in the hot tub or go for a swim while your laundry finishes! It is flanked by red rock to the east AND to the west- so getting proper sunrise/ sunsets is not possible from the campground. You can get a cool time lapse of the sun lighting the rocks on the opposite side of whichever "golden hour" you're trying to document or Arches NP entrance is literally 5 minutes up the street. *If you arrive at Arches before 7am or after 4pm, you do not need a timed entry pass*. (Side note- the patio area for the hotel next door & one night, we were able to enjoy the music played by a Jazz Orchestra that was playing for a cocktail party that was happening there!-what a delightful surprise!) The General Store is well-stocked, has a little of everything & even a little RV section that has a great selection of the things you may find yourself needing in an emergency! The sites come with a picnic table that you will most likely need to move completely out of the site as you pull in. We picked the wrong spot to replace ours to & i ended up with splinters in both knees trying to get past it every day when we left for the days' activities. ( our fault for not moving it again- we left it there because the other option would have been putting right next to our neighbors' sewer‍) The bonus of having the number of sites they have is that more people get to enjoy this amazing area! They have some really cute cabins. For any tent campers, I LOVE the tent sites. They are partinioned with corrogated panels & canopied. Each spot has a picnic table & charcoal grill. Many folks were also able to park their cars in the spots as well. Speaking of cars- each site- no matter cabin, tent or RV site- only 1 vehicle is allowed. If you have an extra vehicle, they have a separate parking lot where you can "rent" the parking spots for your extra vehicles. Theres a small, cute dog park & a little playground. Comfort stations are interspersed throughout. The main one has 2 proper dishwashing stations- one on the north side, the other on the south side. There is a water spigot at that main location for filling water jugs. There is a canopied picnic area with several picnic tables. Convenient if you're traveling with a large group & everyone likes to eat together. There is also a lovely community fire pit complete with Adirondack chairs (firepit was inoperable during our stay- they were waiting for parts to repair it), cornhole boards & a dining patio. No wood fires are allowed here due to local regulations but propane ones are available for $20/night including propane. It was such a great place to be. After hours of driving & walking & hiking & seeing the sights, it was incredibly relaxing to come back, have a soak or swim & meet really nice people who loved to share stories of the days' adventures. We would 100% stay here any time we're in the area!!! -- with Jon Burrell at Sun Outdoors North Moab.

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