Moab Food Truck Park

This place is awesome! We go out of town from Northern Utah heading west, and we plan our trips to go through here! Our kids cheer, always looking forward to it. It's become a little family "tradition" when we travel now! They have many options! They have a lot of various cultural food options, Italian, Mexican, Greek, American, BBQ, and more. They also have a bomb gelato truck and a treat ice cream type of truck with fun amazing options. The vendors are always so friendly and helpful! It's nicely decorated with flower beds and misters to keep cool! It's a fun little area with great food and lots of options!

This place had an incredible vibe and atmosphere. Immediately when you get to the food truck park you are relieved to see all the mist machines around the seating area, and they bring the temperature down a little. I got a barbacoa and a carnitas taco from the taco truck and the flavors were really well made! Very impressed with this park.

While in Moab, the Fat Man had an opportunity to check out a food truck park. The Moab Food Truck Park is a down-to-earth food truck park featuring outlets with classic street fare, plus seating areas. They have eight different trucks offering a variety of cuisines to sample. We started at Cluckers Fried Chicken and ordered eight boneless wings with buffalo and Bleu cheese. The wings were crispy and juicy and had a great chew. The Buffalo sauce had a good heat level but was not overwhelming, with a nice salty flavor, and the wings were thoroughly coated. The Bleu cheese was out of a bottle but was chunky and offered a cooling effect. The next truck that we sampled was Fresh 2 Go. We ordered the Philly Cheesesteak with green peppers and fries. The fries were cooked well and crispy, with a nice seasoning, but the aftertaste says the frying oil was old. The bun had good toast, and the steak was juicy and chewed well. However, the seasoning was very light, and more could have been used to cut through the cheese and the bread. The provolone cheese is thick and causes a drying effect on the sandwich. Wiz or a sauce could have helped with that. The green pepper offered some texture to each bite. Next up was a hot dog from Street Dogs. I ordered a Chicago 7 served with a poppy seed bun, 9” beef Frank, dill pickle, Chicago style sweet relish, green pickled tomato, chopped onions, sport peppers, celery salt, and mustard. The hot dog was cooked excellently. It was salty and juicy, and the casing had a great snap. The poppy seed bun had a nice toast on it. The sweet relish and the pickles’ green tomato offered crunch and sweetness, and the tomato was an excellent surprise feature. The onions and sports peppers also had a good crunch, giving each bite some heat. The mustard and celery salt tied the whole thing together. This one is one of the best Chicago dogs that I have had. The last stop was at AK Rolls and Bowls. We ended our food adventure with the steamed dumplings. They were filled with Pork and Chicken mix, vegetables, and homemade sauce. The dumplings were steamed well with a slight sticky chew. The homemade sauce is soy-forward with a very light sweetness and hints of rice wine vinegar, but it did not deliver much flavor and was very thin. The chicken and pork were cooked well in the dumplings, but lacked flavor. Moab Food Truck Park had seating and restrooms, and everyone was very friendly. The Fat Man says the Moab Food Truck Park is Fat Man Approved with 1 chin.

Sisterhood of the traveling pants ate here today! 😅 What a fun experience. The food was great. There were at least 10-15 trucks to choose from. Highly recommend!

Very fun atmosphere with a variety food trucks. Speedy service. Nice and cool with refreshing mist while you sit down.

Head in the south west corner off 100 N St and as you walk through the entrance..... Be sure to pat the Laughing Pug on the red pole on your left hand side. The Laughing Pug Coffee Co is an awesome business on the Gold Coast Australia. Look them up and turn the corner. Best coffee in the world. The Pug has travelled with me from Australia, and he is loving every minute of the adventure. ..... And the food vans at the Park go OK too. Very impressive set up. Well done Moab. You my friend have nailed it. Thanks for having us.

I grabbed lunch at a barbecue spot. I got the platter! It was excellent! This food truck park has something for just about everybody. Want sushi? They have it. Want pizza? They have it. The truck that I stopped at does not show up on Google Maps.

We enjoyed our trip to the Moab Food Truck Park so much! Hungry after a long day of fun activities outside, we came in toward the end of the evening and got food from two trucks for dinner and gelato from a third. It was so delicious and a super fun experience to boot! My recommendation would be to come with time to try several trucks, and at least two hours before the park closes. That way, you are sure to get access to a variety of food trucks! Photo attached is of a loaded BBQ baked potato. Highly recorded. SUCH a great time!😋

The Good: :: it's easy to get to :: lots of options for dining...whether it's Asian food or Mexican food or American food or desserts, or whether it's vegetarian or non-vegetarian options, you're going to be able to find options here for everyone :: misters going when it's warm outside :: vendors accept credit card payments The Bad: :: tables/seating can be limited--however, don't be shy and ask to share a table with someone else to be seated The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? 100% yes! A great alternative to a proper sit-down restaurant and a much more fun, relaxed vibe. This place is IN.

What a great spot! Plenty of parking options, nice shaded seating area, dog friendly! There was at least 7-8 options for us to choose from. Vendors had a variety of options too and diverse menus. They could definitely use more bathrooms, only one was working and the other was out of order.

My mother and I were passing through downtown Moab, Utah and spotted this outside food truck park. There are water sprinklers in the park to cool customers down on hot days. As my mother and I walked through the park, we noticed many of the food trucks were closed. We went to a taco truck and asked the lady if they were opened and she never said anything. She went inside the truck and asked one of the staff but she never came back to tell us. The park is very nice but I would advise to get there early because I believe we arrived after five.

This is a cute area with many different food trucks in one area. Very dog friendly. Misters going when it's a hot day. I tried the Italian food truck, the Greek food truck and the gelato ice cream. They have tons of options. Not all of them were open though. I didn't try all of the foods in a single day, I came back to try different items on different days. I saw they had Chinese, Japanese, Philly steak sandwiches (not open both times we stopped by), and Mexican. The gelato was very creamy and good. The rest of the food was okay. Nothing stood out except the dessert pizza.

What a great idea to have about 15 different Food Trucks all in the one area with the center set up for enjoying the food outside. The space is covered and misters add to the ambience, especially in the Utah daytime sun. Space is very conducive to children and pets who were all out in force at the time of being there. The general time of opening is 7am to around 9pm, but of course it depends on the truck because they are all individually owned and operated. I love the fact that I am supporting small businesses and in return I am getting outstanding street food. The vendors are appreciative and gracious. It's the perfect opportunity for families or friends who are undecided, about types of food they want to get for dinner or lunch. I really love this idea, more towns and cities should do it.

Saw this place as I was driving through town, and I thought I would check it out. It's a Saturday, so I was hoping for all the food trucks to be open for business at 7pm. I was wrong. Half the trucks were closed. And the one I did choose to go to had the worst tasting Chinese food from Red Wok. Which was sad, because the service was friendly...but, it doesn't take much to make food delicous...and being that this is MOAB, with all of its restaurants, bars and downtown district, you would thing the food would be "off the hook" delicious. (I ordered the Mongolian beef, and the noodles...) All-in-all the food truck area was nice, plenty of seating, and they even have misters to keep you cool on the hot days. Looks like this place has a lot of potential, unfortunately not very many food trucks were open when I was there

If a coffee place has sign that it is open at 6:30 and is not open at 7:30, that's not only a poor sign for that business. It's a poor reflection on the food truck park.

This food truck park was literally a block away from our hotel and seemed to offer a lot of dining options, plus shaded picnic tables and a mister to help keep you cool. My wife got coffee one morning, and in the afternoon we got a smoothie and an ice cream. It was a very open and friendly place, although some of the trucks have different hours or were not operating when we visited in August. Definitely worth stopping by.

What a fun way to dine! We drove around town looking for a place that sells hotdogs because my guy was craving one all day. His eyes lit up when we came across this food truck park and saw Street Dogs! We each customized our all beef hotdogs and then got some gelato from the Miss Gelato food truck. I got the lemon sorbet and he got the blood orange. Both were yummy! It was a bit warm out so we sat at one of the tables under a large tent that had cool mists. Really nice set up with plenty of free parking spaces! This is a great place to visit when you have different people who want different things. They have lots of options to choose from!

Great park the Okinawa milk bubble tea with rainbow jellies was really refreshing 4 out of 5 it was pricey at $7.50 for each from AK roll and bowl. The papichi from Paninis plus was delish at $14 a sandwich pricey but you do get quality ingredients and it comes with chips and a pickle. Sandwich 4 out of 5. The purple haze bowl from Moab rainbowls for $12.50 was absolutely refreshing and delicious on a blazing hot day. Loved the combo of the granola peanut butter and fresh fruit. 5 out of 5. The best value was Red wok kitchen, my kids were able to split a Mongolian beef and sesame chicken with fried rice for $13.95. The value was great the food was your standard American Chinese food 3 out of 5.

I love food halls and this is basically an outdoor food hall. I've been to many food truck events before, but I've never been to a place that's a permanent establishment for a bunch of food trucks. I love the concept. We tried Big Don's Pizza & Pasta and Moab Street Dogs. Moab Street Dogs was my favorite. Quesadilla Mobilla technically isn't part of the food truck park, but it's right next to it and it's really good too. They have plenty of tables setup outside and they're shaded too. There was a shave ice place that we wanted to try, but unfortunately their hours are limited and we weren't there at the right time. This is a great place to stop for a variety of food when you're in Moab.

I thought this area was so cute to have! The thought of a food truck park is so fitting for the small town of Moab. I'm from Chicago and I don't think we have anything like this. There's plenty of options to choose from - pizza/pasta, sandwiches, asian, mexican, dessert, etc. There's something for everyone! There is plenty of outdoor seating as well that is covered. Even the mobile bathroom was impressive - its pretty spacious and clean. Fyi, prices here are a little expensive. Yakisoba w/ chicken: This noodle dish was so delish that we ordered it twice on separate occasions. Came with a side salad. A generous amount of chicken is given. You can choose to have this dish with chicken or tofu. My mom thought it was too salty but I disagree. Snoob dog: Who doesn't love a specialty hot dog. The snoob dog has onions both chopped and fried, BBQ sauce and a pickle. Very tasty. I love onions so the double toppings were delicious to me. It's pretty filling for a hot dog too. Ice cream: This was pretty average. Nothing out of the ordinary. Anything cold was refreshing in the daunting utah summer heat. I love the concept of a food truck park so much. I really enjoyed eating here! I would def recommend to anyone who visits Moab!

This is for cluckers fried chicken. Hands down the worst food truck experience in my life. Burned and freezer burnt fried junk that was more breading than chicken. Cheap, store bought bbq sauce. Way overpriced for the effort this place puts out. Avoid!!!!

Great option to grab food if looking for a pup friendly spot! Dog water bowls are there, but bring some water to fill it up! Outdoors, but there are misting fans and sun tarp coverage so it is shaded. There's about 10 options I'd say, but when we were there on Memorial Day surprisingly there were a handful that were closed. We LOVED Wrap It Up! Had a chicken shawarma and original gyro wraps and they were amazing, my boyfriend wanted to go back for another chicken shawarma. Excited to come back and try out more spots next time I'm in Moab! Easily assessable spot, right off Main Street.

That is the chili dog. A slice of kraft. Not a lot of effort put in. Worker was not friendly at all.

I love a good food truck gathering because there are so many options to choose from, and it's especially great when you're with a group of people with different pallets. The Moab Food Truck Park was clean, plenty of seating, nice bathroom, and a good assortment of food. Great spot to stop if you're looking for a quick bite before sunset. Unfortunately, the truck we decided on wasn't impressive, very similar to fast food. Thin burger patty and dry chicken left us half satisfied. They could also make some changes to make the overall ambiance more welcoming.

We went to the panini truck and it was delicious!! The owner was super friendly and helpful. I couldn't find the name of the business but you can see it in my pictures. Highly recommend!!

Pretty good food also fast and a nice cute spot and beautiful view of the mountains and good for kids.

Lots of variety here. Some of the trucks aren't open all the time. The misting sprays are definitely helpful to cool down and the tables are shaded.

Such a fun place. We tried several places here and were impressed by the food and the variety. However, we went to a food truck just labeled "ice cream" and it was awful. Super expensive and the workers were rude. Also they were wiping there noses on their hands and then touching our cookies. Super gross.

We actually went twice today. We went for lunch & chose the FRESH2GO truck. The girl working the window seemed like we were inconveniencing her & she didn't want to give me extra mayo even though I offered to pay for it. The portion size was good & I loved the fries. The Philly & wings were just okay. We went back later for ice cream. We went to Chill & Shakes & the employees were super friendly, but I'm sad to say that the ice cream did not impress. Maybe I chose the wrong trucks, but my expectations were not met either time.

Stopped by here on our way back from the Arches and this did not disappoint- I got the gyro rice bowl from wrap it up and it was so good! Nice covered outdoor space for those who want to eat there and there was a really good variety of trucks so there's something for everyone here

Love love love that this is here. I don't know if it was 3 years ago when we visited, or three years before that, but we found it this time and we visited every day of our trip! Food truck parks are a fav of mine because I like supporting small businesses and also because I believe they tend to have some of the most unique foods and items inside. We found Miss Gelato and Rainbowls to be fabulous for smoothies and some of the best gelato I've ever had! If you love gelato, seriously, you have to try Miss Gelato. You will not regret it. There are tons of other food choices here that we saw and would've tried if we'd had more time. I like that it is set up with a centralized location with tables for sitting and eating and some shade from the relentless Utah desert sun. Nice touch. Most of the spots do stay open a bit later at night and one weekends so people can come have lunch/dinner but will not be open past about 8/9pm. Easy to find off the main road just a block down and visible to the Moab Hilton.

Fun place overall! Easy for kids to enjoy and just hang out. Lots of options. It was a hot day but they had misters on! A few of the trucks were already closed when we got there. Loved the pizza, snow cone and ice cream we had! Would go back.

Great options, and pleasant experience. Got a smoothie bowl and it was just what I needed. The woman working the truck was so kind :) despite the heat, you're able to keep yourself cool, relaxed, and in a treat for people watching! Recommend!!!!

This little food truck party was okay. About 7 trucks and picnic tables. It was fun to attend and see the Moab. No alcohol was served and prices were mediocre. There was no car parking let alone truck parking. Nice day to have this event.

Our first night in Moab we wandered down to the Food Truck Park and had a great time! Hot wings. Mediterranean. Gelato. Yum! Ate a variety of foods and they were all good and reasonably priced. Fun scene!

The food is not good, I recommend going to Arches Thai next door (shares same parking lot). We ordered pasta from Big Don's Pizza & Pasta, it was only ok; a Cobb salad from Fresh2Go which was only ok; orange chicken, noodles & beef & broccoli from Red Wok Kitchen which was really bad. We were extremely disappointed, I would not recommend eating here.

The Miss Gelato food truck (great for a cute insta pic) but also the best gelat! The lady working was the sweetest person ever. 10/10 recommend!

Miss Gelato food truck is absolutely amazing!! would highly recommend if you're in the area. Great flavors! The worker was very friendly and kind. Definitely worth checking out.

The food is OK but slightly overpriced (over $10 for most items). Note that a lot of food trucks only open at noon, so if you come before, your options are limited. We went for the panini place as well as the quesadilla place. The flavors were great, though portion size was somewhat small.

Food truck Park is such a neat concept! Everybody who goes can pretty much get something they want... unfortunately everything closes really early. Several of the trucks were already closed before we even got there at 7. It was kind of disappointing. I really wanted to try the quesadilla truck but maybe next time. Husband had the pizza truck and the kiddos got gelato. Both were delicious! There's plenty of covered seating and parking nearby.

Great concept, very cute food truck park...only but is that some food trucks were closed all the time I visited. Overall very nice place to grab breakfast, lunch or simply coffee, eat there at the nicely set tables or just get a coffee or something else to go. I found the whole place very colorful and loved the decor of most of the food trucks. Tacos El Gordo was the winner and the one selling vitality bowls was also pretty popular. All pretty clean which sometimes you miss when various food truck + people collide.

Great idea but this place was a joke. Saturday night during spring break, it was 7 pm and 3 of the 8 "trucks" were closed. The one we attempted to eat at was out of salad. Yeah this was a huge fail. This is a tourist town right? Places closed at 7 on a Saturday night.......

Average at best. Tourist trap. Misters are nice and welcomed in the heat. Overall poor quality of food and not cheap.

Hot take: the gyro and falafel we had from Wrap it Up was the best food we had our entire stay in Moab. We were pretty disappointed with food in Moab generally and thought everything else was mediocre at best. It took a long time to prep the gyro but was worth it - definitely worth a stop (or two) if you're in town!

It was a good choice stopping by to have a quick bite when each of our family members felt like having something different and this park offered many choices plus really good quality of gelato afterwards.

I love food trucks and we have them at home so it's always a delight to find them when traveling. I ate at a taco truck and it was great. But there are lots of options and shaded outdoor seating. I will definitely be back before I head home and try another truck. We would have loved to see even more options, but then again have to take the population size of Moab into account so I get it. Great spot though.

Loved Nuclear Bean coffee and food! Excellent Latte with almond milk plus an extraordinary omelettes. I had the spinach, mozzarella, and red pepper omelette; it came with mixed color potatoes (purple, orange, and white). Especially flavorful! Quick food truck, excellent food/coffee.

Great fun and place. We ate at Miss Glorias for passion and blood orange sorbet (divine); rainbow icee; Fresh2Go for a Hummus wrap; smoothies were good but on expensive side; AK bowl and roll for a tofu bowl. Highly recommend this corner park.

Great place to go with a group. Everyone could choose their food and drink and then eat together . It worked out perfect since we had people with food sensitivities etc. We had pizza and tacos and both were great!

Food was good from the Chinese truck, and my husband liked his sandwich from the panini truck. But, like the others mentioned, only half the trucks were open at 5pm. A little disappointing.

We really liked this food truck park. It feels like you're eating with the locals of Moab. The variety of food trucks was really good. If you're looking for a big selection food options you won't be disappointed. Worth a stop!

This place is super neat, but also very busy so don't expect to get your food as a "to-go" quick stop. It has great food but it is slow!

This is the perfect place to have some yummy food and treats, especially if you are camping and have your dog with you, as your dog is totally welcome here! Choose from tacos, burgers, pizza, chinese, donuts, and shaved ice. When we visited in September, there was a covered area to sit under with patio misters to help you stay cool while eating outside. The only waiting was for our pizza to cook. Friendly food truck employees, great prices, and relaxing atmosphere. Definitely a fun place to check out instead of waiting for a table at one of the overpriced restaurants in town. We will definitely be back!

How much fun is this! The whole group could walk around and get what they want for lunch! I think this is the best idea since peanut butter!

If you're a fan of food courts and variety for everyone you happen to be traveling with this is the stop for you. We stopped on a ridiculously hot day and some of the vendors had misting sprays-would have been great for the coveted eating space but Utah is in a drought right now. Downside? Porta-potties. .

Went for lunch and only half the trucks were open. The sushi truck was decent but expensive- $10 for a California roll. Taco truck was good and food came quickly. All in all just okay.

This place is awesome! As much as I wanted to try some of the local restaurants I couldn't pass up a food truck, let alone a food truck park. I only stopped at Downtown Dawgs and Delicate doughnuts but they have so many other options. The manager of this place was super nice as well. Don't pass this place up when you're in Moab. I promise you won't be disappointed.