Best Campgrounds near Cisco, UT

We paid to park our small RV there and the service could not have been better. Everything is clean and well maintained, the location is great, and the hosts are friendly.

I could not recommend this more highly.

We enjoyed our 3 nights here. It was super busy but managed to get a spot arriving early in the morning. Super quiet along the river. Below we could access a little beach.

We actually stayed down the road of this spot and there are quite a few spots along this road to park. I suggest getting here early because the spots do fill up.

We drove in right around sunset and I would highly recommend coming before then. The road in is very rocky in sections and unless you have 4x4 and/or high clearance I wouldn’t recommend it. On certain sections, our wheel got stuck below a rock.

Once you get to the spot, the views are unbelievable. Hardly any noise or trash.

Lots of options up here. Can't make it to all the spots with a 2wd van. Just the lower ones

March 2025.

This is an older, kind of rundown RV & tent campground a couple miles south of Moab. The surrounding neighborhood is also a bit rough looking. The park itself feels pretty safe. Lots of cameras around. Check in staff was extremely friendly. Really needs a little TLC.

On the RV side the sites are very tight. The tent camping sites along the creek look a little nicer.

The bathrooms were renovated last year. Very nice and clean. Women’s showers have great water pressure & volume. Laundry facilities are OK.

This site is right of the highway and very easy to access. The first chunk of road is a little rocky but it’s very mild after that. We were in a 4wd vehicle. You can definitely hear the highway, but light pollution is quite minimal. It’s a dirt biking area, so there were a few people zipping by in the evening, but not too disruptive.

Stay outside your camper here and listen to the doves , ravens, owls, and watch the hawks. There are hundreds of domestic sheep and goats adjacent to the campground. When the coyotes start howling the guard dogs reply.

Really nice place to stay lot of space. Lot of people to but really calm. If you are close to the Hwy you can hear some noise but it’s not that bad. Really near to Arches Np and Canyonlands Np.

This is a well-run Utah State Park. The sites have a lot of room. First time visiting here was in September. Now we were back in March to have access to showers and potable water before the next stop. Super empty, so very quiet. Not as pretty as in the summer as all the trees are bare and the grass is brown. Having had no shower for a few days, we were looking forward to hot showers. They were just barely hot, which was a disappointment. The other thing we noticed this time that we missed last time is that in the older loop with big trees the electrical boxes are on the passenger side. It worked out for us, but make sure your cord is long enough. Bathrooms clean, just wish the showers had been a tad hotter (and it was a cold day!).

Not a lot going on here, mostly just a flat desert but that’s exactly what we wanted here and it was great. Very easy car camping spot, roads were gravely but not bad. Stars were amazing and it’s quite close to Moab.

Good place to go for a two or four wheel adventure. Lots of hiking and riding trails. Not very remote which has pros and cons. The area is very clean and well maintained. Simple, scattered bathrooms (no showers) at trailhead. Each North Rabbit Valley spot has a table and firepit with a beautiful view.

We love this park! Great hiking right from the campground. Beautiful scenery, friendly staff, clean bathrooms and close to Canyonlands National Park. We really enjoyed our stay here, hiking most of the trails and also visiting Canyonlands Island in the Sky area. Utah does state parks well!

Got here right before sunset and just stayed the night. Road was a bit bumpy, we got one of the first few spots with our 2wd camper van. Not much traffic through the night, plenty of cow friends!

Amazing views with multiple points of access for overlooks. As typical of national parks no electricity. Quite campground . Utility sink and flushable toilets in B area . A and C closed for season during March. Would be 5 stars if had electricity. No showers. Showers seem to be less important the longer my trip becomes lol

We like this campground for its location! So convenient to walk to restaurants in Moab. The campground is mostly empty in early March, so doesn’t feel crowded at all. We are in site 20 which is near the road but the road noise isn’t too bad. The bathrooms are very clean, just not super new looking. The laundry is nice. The grounds are very well kept up. We made a reservation by calling from the road and the staff was very helpful. We arrived after hours and the pickup of our site map and information was easy. We’d stay again!

Great spot for exploring north of Moab. Big CG lots of spots to choose from. Quiet in spring! It’s $25 a night can pay with CC or cash at the entrance