Sun Outdoors Moab Downtown

Moab, UT

4.2(954 reviews)

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About this campground

Experience the best camping at Sun Outdoors Moab Downtown, formerly known as Canyonlands RV Resort & Campground. This resort boasts breathtaking views and incredible amenities near Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park in beautiful Moab, Utah. Swim in our gated pool next the red rocks or hike the beautiful property surrounded by dramatic landscapes. Enjoy a party with family in our covered picnic pavilion. Pick up supplies at our general store and gas station. Whether you're staying in one of our tent sites, pull-through RV sites, or cabin rentals you'll enjoy some of the best RV camping in Moab.

What campers say

Conveniently located a short walk from downtown Moab and close to Arches, this park offers clean, well-maintained facilities, level full-hookup RV pads, laundry, a stocked store and on-site gas. Family-friendly amenities include a heated pool, playground, pavilion, grassy creek area and a small dog run. Staff are frequently described as friendly and helpful. Tradeoffs include closely spaced sites and limited privacy; tent sites near the road or parking can be noisy on busy weekends. It’s an amenity-rich, comfortable base for exploring the area—particularly for RV travelers and families—though light sleepers should expect some downtown activity.

Our summary of 953 traveler reviews.

Amenities

Hookups and power

Electric

Facilities

Pool

Cable
Full-hookups
Internet
Pets
Pull-thru
Resort
Sewer
Tents
Water

954 reviews

1 of them was written on CampgroundViews.

Legacy Reviews

May 7, 2013

$48 per night with various sales and hotel taxes added on for our 6 day stay. Not worth that price but still nice. The staff was very friendly and the shade trees were excellent. They really pack the rigs and vehicles in making maneuvering a bit tough. During our stay we had 5 different neighbors speaking to the turnover this park experiences. By 11am the place is nearly empty; within 4 hours it fills right back up. A lot of weekend warriors out to experience Moab meaning they can be a bit frustrating with regards to manners and courtesy to neighbors. Our site was in line with the restrooms which, we assumed, meant that our patio area was the defacto walk-way. Within the first 4 hours no less than 6 different people of all ages, nationalities, etc walked right on thru; even as we BBQ'd! By the end of our stay it was kind of a game to see how many would walk right by. Moab now has Verizon 4G data so mifi was blazing. All in all a good place but we may try somewhere different next time.

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