There’s free camping site served our needs, but at a minimum. Very bumpy road, but doable even in our class C. The biggest problem as noted in the title, is the constant barrage of ATVs, OHVs, and dirt bikes.

Moab seems to be the Mecca for these activities, which is fine. It’s hard to complain when you have a safe quiet place to sleep, which we did. And we spent a lot of time touring Arches and canyonlands national parks. But when we returned in the afternoons, there’s a hell of a lot of dust and noise to deal with.

Not that I’m judging! If I had had the money, I would have been first in line to rent an OHV! Perhaps I was a little jealous of all of those people, and there were many, that brought their own!

The city of Moab is Perhaps 15 minutes south. There was one lane closed a few miles before Moab, and we were caught in several traffic jams.

It didn’t matter though, the city of Moab is a boomming town full of all sorts of restaurants, activities, food trucks, you name it.

There are many companies ready to set you up with a kayak, canoe, ATV, or OHV.

And it was great that you can walk into the local aquatic center and buy a hot shower for seven bucks.

I would probably only stay here again as a last resort.