Ballard RV Park

Easy reservation. Easy to pull in. Easy hook ups. Plenty of room. Closeish to Moab (45 min). But less busy and Quiet.

We we're planning on staying here just a week, but ended up staying for two. RV parks in Moab are insane expensive, and this is a nice one that's about a 35 40 minute drive away! Nice gravel spots and roads, beautiful views, that people that run the place are very nice and kind, they've got laundry, showers, and even a bathtub you can use. We paid 250 for a week, it's discounted a little bit if you do a week instead of just a couple days. It's also super close to Sego canyon which is an awesome little hiking spot like 8 minutes away where you can see petroglyphs. We do have a toddler and it was definitely toddler friendly 👍 we would stay here again if we were in the Moab area

I've been here about a month. The staff is super friendly, the park is clean, the showers are hot and clean and it's only about 40 mins. to Moab.

Clean facilities, hot showers, good WiFi, easy self check-in after hours. I arrived at 7 pm and there were still plenty of spaces. Mostly quiet, although a 4 am train conductor laid on his horn for some reason. Price is $49.90 with tax. Office opens at 8 am or you can leave your credit card info in a drop box.

If you’re heading to Arches you need a $2 timed entry ticket and there’s no internet at the park entrance!

Free showers and flush toilets. Has laundry on site. RV spots are plain but is just $45 for full hook-ups!

Gravel and level lots and all pull throughs. Friendly and helpful staff. One night stay on our way to salt lake City. Has bathrooms with showers and laundry...nice. Would stay again. Only a 4 star because it offers nothing for kids like a playground. Now $48 a night. Cable included.

Ballard had some nice long pull thru sites. Full hook ups and reasonable rates. Trees are planted and growing. Close to Moab without Moab prices. Very reasonable. We had a change of plans and got a refund for the day we left.

Clean, reasonably priced. Roomy, pretty level, gravel sites. Quiet except for the occasional train at night. Easy access off I-70. Amenities are in great shape. Friendly staff. We would definitely stay again.

Had a board to tell you what spots were available. Nice and quiet location almost nobody out. The only bad thing I notice is the trains are very loud at night. Great for one night stay

This place was $35 a night and was the cheapest spot I could find in the Moab area. No shade but was present when we were there. The dog walking area is full of glass and bits of rusty metal (I don’t think it is the campgrounds fault but just fair warning). Beautiful spot.

I used a pull-in 30 Amp RV site. The area is relatively level and pea gravel is used for the pads. The bathrooms are clean and are a toilet and shower combo. The site has a washer and dryer. There is a 7-11 gas station very nearby. This location is about 30 min from both Canyonlands and Arches National Parks and is about 40 min from the town of Moab. The sure is reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend and stay again.

I needed a place to get electricity for AC when Temps hit 100+ degrees consistently. Found this campground unexpectedly and couldn't have been happier! Super clean, friendly management. Very except the occasional train that rolls through.