Sun Outdoors North Moab

RV park · Moab

Sun Outdoors North Moab

RV park · Moab
1301 N Hwy 191, Moab, UT 84532

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Nestled near stunning rock formations, this laid-back campground offers RV sites, tents, and cozy cabins, along with a pool, grocery store, and friendly vibes.  

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1301 N Hwy 191, Moab, UT 84532 Get directions

sunoutdoors.com
@sunrvresortsrockymountains

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1301 N Hwy 191, Moab, UT 84532 Get directions

+1 435 259 7660
sunoutdoors.com
@sunrvresortsrockymountains

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Mar 4, 2025

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Patti Hallstrom

Google
Office people were top-notch! Helpful and very kind. The laundry room was good. The bathrooms were beautifully done. Our only complaint was that there was never any hot water for showers. We tried different times of day and it didn't matter, always lukewarm or cold.

Emily Piper

Google
We had a good week here but this park is really not what you would expect from a Sun Outdoors. Gravel, uneven and tight. Weird positioning of the utilities near the front of the site as well. We did have an extra wide spot down on the back fence and we definitely appreciated the extra space, but most of the park is extremely cramped. Very expensive for what it was. Location is good, views of the rock walls all around and conveniently located next door to a brewery and across the road from a good coffee shop. Nice pool and spa area. Our evenings there were ruined by a neighbor who had sensor flood lights on all sides of her ‘tiny home’. Flood lights came on as soon as we walked out the door and spoilt any chance at seeing the stars or just enjoying the evenings. Complained a couple of times to management - they said they could not do anything about it. Having flood lights directed at your camper from your next door neighbor in a place like this is probably the most obnoxious behavior we have come across in over 14 months on the road and 100+ camp sites. Would not go back.

Michael Collette

Google
We stayed for 8 nights in a “Premium Wide” RV site. Incredibly friendly staff. We appreciated the “wide” option for a little extra breathing room. The regular sites looked very close together. The dog parks are small with artificial grass.. but that’s better than rocks and our dogs got used to it. The facilities were very nice, especially the bathrooms/showers. The hookups were rather unusual compared to most. They were all really far forward (especially the fresh water). For a motorhome it meant we needed twice as much hose and sewer. Overall, we would come here again.

Mark Steiner

Google
Mixed bag. Good, clean bathroom facilities. Friendly staff. Terribly tight camping spots. Narrow and short. We had to put the picnic table seats under our camper to be able barely step over our neighbor’s sewer, electric and water line. Our canopy and their slide had to be positioned to overlap. Terrible WIFI unless you wanted to pay extra for streaming. We left one day early but managed would not refund (did offer a voucher for this one campground) in spite of there being 99% capacity every night we were there. Would not return or recommend.

Stephen Ranck

Google
Nice cabins and the young woman in charge was very helpful. The place is right in town within reach of various national parks. Don't miss Brian's Head if you're traveling south. The last part of the road (a turn-off) is dirt but well worth it and not that bad to get to 11,000 feet and to see the views up there (Note: don't stop at the 1st parking lot, keep going another 5 minutes. )

Lisa Ralphs

Google
Thank you so much for accommodating us in your RV park as we were in a bind. Katie was extremely helpful and found us two RV spots and additional parking for our son's truck and trailer. This RV spot has clean sites with full hookups and friendly staff. Also has a dog park to accommodate our four legged loved ones. Bathrooms/shower facilities also very clean. I recommend staying at the RV park and will definitely stay there again. Thank you so much.

CuteyPies gmail

Google
This place is amazing and as first time campers (literally this is our first place we put up a tent), we were so pleasantly surprised even though it was in the height of summer (mid July) when we camped here. Why? 1) Cleanliness of showers and bathrooms are HUGE and these are impecable! And in the height of summer, you know what -- the shower/bathroom has wonderful AC in them! I just love love love. They are a great respite from the hot weather after hiking and sweating it out. 2) the staff is so helpful and responsive! Ashley responded quickly to my email as we arrived in the night after 9pm and I was surprised...the check in without even booking ahead of time was SOOO EASY. They are very laid back too, which I love. When I called previously to inquire about vacancies and reservations, the staff told me there's a lot of vacancies (for tent ground) and I can just walk in and choose which site i wanted. My husband scolded me for not booking ahead of time but when we got there he understood why. We were able to choose a spot we liked close to the bathrooms/dog park (think theres also a mini playground) and then I walked to the office to drop in a form and money. 3) it's so quiet and nice here! Love having the option of the pool and AC laundry room though we didn't use it. The office is right inside the little grocery store which is nice cos you can buy cold drinks if you want (which we did). I will definitely come back to camp here again. Thank you!!

A. Bernhard

Google
You pay easily $120 per night for a "cozy" place and they don't know what better to do than clean the men's restroom before 9:45 am until after 11:00 am. Check out is 11 am and you can't use the restrooms. what a desolate and ugly place that just wants to make money.