Moab Valley RV Resort & Campground

The city of Moab two miles from the park is a top summer destination for adventure seekers, who come to hike, climb, cycle and kayak the nearby Arches and Canyonlands national parks, three and 20 miles away. Mountain biking is popular around the Slickrock Trail, one of hundreds of mountain bike tracks in the area. Plenty more outdoor activities are easy to get to around here: you could go kayaking or whitewater rafting on the Colorado River; nerve yourself to try slacklining (the world record for long highlines was created around Moab) or paragliding, or tear around the extreme 4x4 terrain at the Sand Flats Recreation Area, among others. Get info on it all and book trips at the Moab Adventure Center, three miles from the resort. In town, the Museum of Moab's exhibits on the local geology, archaeology and more is a good option for a restful afternoon, or you could just mooch about with your camera: Moab's been used as the location for dozens of famed films over the decades. Further afield, you can reach Moab Golf Club in eight miles, Spanish Valley Vineyards & Winery in seven miles and Castle Creek Winery in 15, and both the Canyonlands National Park and the Dead Horse Point State Park in 30 miles. And then, the dinosaurs… Drive ten miles from the resort to find the Moab Giants Dinosaur Park, a big family park with life-sized dinos, an interactive museum, dinosaur trail and indoor and outdoor play.