Top 10+ Dog-Friendly Campgrounds near Moab, UT

6 stars for customer service! We came in late on Easter weekend during the Easter Jeep Safari Event. They were packed but found a place for us in the back. The host brought out a picnic table and fire ring for us, even offering a barbecue upon request. The Restrooms were Super clean and the hot water seemed endless in the shower. Guys get there early my hubby said the wait in the men’s room for anything was horrible, I did not have that experience on the Ladies side. The camping inside the inner circle seemed super nice with grass and shade, some sites even having shade structures. We were in the back lot (79) not on the map pictured. The CampPark also had several small cabins that looked adorable, and prices vary by season. Wi-Fi was available, the general store had a little bit of everything and it’s just down the street from downtown Moab! I would recommend this campground to everyone! Totally family and pet friendly and the perfect base camp for all your Moab adventures. Arches National Park is 4 miles from Moab and Canyonlands another 30+ Miles. If you have Children be sure to stop at the visitor center prior to your adventure and pick up a “Junior Ranger” packet and get your kids involved and enable them to earn their junior ranger badge for each National Park!

Several very long level spots right on the Colorado river. Clean campground that is appropriately kept. Just a few miles from Moab and Arches.

Easily accessible from Moab on 128. This site is perfect if you want to explore arches or canyonlands or the greater Moab area. Lots of hikes right near the campsite too. Take a swim in the Colorado River if it's hot in the summer months!

Cabin is clean, has electricity inside with small frig and microwave. Full bed and bunk beds (no sheets). Water tap outside. A/C works well. 3 miles from Moab and view is of the busy highway. $72

Free campsite, about 45 min or so from Moab. We needed a 4 wheel drive to reach it. The map took us through this park for a while and we were skeptical, but the views were incredible and SO worth it!

Great camping. There are five slots. The road the camping is on is to the east of Gemini Bridge at 38.61119, -109.67223.

So you can come in from Moab side or at the south west side of Gemini Bridge. The actual bridge is excellent.

Located right off of highway 191, Moab Valley RV Resort is in the perfect location, especially for those looking to visit the national parks. Arches National Park is a short, 5 minute drive and Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse State Park are located 25 minutes away. The quaint town of Moab is a short 5 minute drive in the other direction and offers several options for restaurants, shops, hotels and a grocery store.

The campground bathrooms and showers are clean and well maintained. They also offer a nice dog park and recreation area along the tree line. During the winter the check in center is closed, but they provided us with all the information we needed prior to arrival. Overall we were pleased with the stay and we’re stunned by the surrounding area and all Moab has to offer.

Absolutely beautiful resort. Staff is awesome. Multiple pools, dog parks. Great water pressure. Lots of trees by sites

Nice place to camp with high quality views. Cellular coverage was good and I was able to work remotely the whole day (Verizon). But there were high winds and some times my connection was spotty. Also don’t forget to buy toilet bags from Moab information center.

This campground was perfect for our mid-October camping. For it being a busy spot, we found a larger site mid day and was the perfect distance away from Moab/Arches/Canyonlands/Sand Flats Rec Area. Very quite at night and the sites were well maintained and clean.

20 minutes from Moab. Tucked up against canyon wall. Vault bathrooms tables and fire ring.No water. Close to hiking, river,climbing and petroglyphs. Downside, it is right next to a very busy road and one way road going through camps is fine red silt so with traffic it can get dusty.

This is a great way to get cheap camping less than a half hour from Moab. There are well maintained toilets and dumpsters available. We arrived around 6 and had many campsites to choose from. It got very windy at night so if you’re in a tent look for coverage.

Very, very tight RV spaces. Had to park truck perpendicular to trailer. At times we were blocked by neighbors vehicles, but they had nowhere else to park. Had to wait to leave because exiting from our site was blocked anytime someone used the dump station. Would be horrible for a one night stay. They have a “dog park” that is tiny. Pretty useless except for very small dogs. It is very obvious they tried to maximize the number of sites at the expense of ease of access.

The good things are the rest rooms were clean, the sites did have some shade, concrete pads for parking RV, and (depending on if this matters to you) it is right in town in Moab with easy walk to numerous restaurants, shops, and stores.

Has trees , Good Verizon LTE, water a little chlorine taste, RV and car wash next door, 40 channels air tv, fuel available, 45 minutes from Moab . Under new owners, playing catch-up on some of the deferred maintenance items. Next to public golf course. Town is quiet with two decent restaurants

The campground is well situated in the Colorado river not too far from Moab. The sites are level. There’s 3 pit toilets. There’s a paved trail that runs by the campground. There’s no water, power or dump but m would you really expect there to be? The campground is Moab BLM which means it’s run and maintained by the city of Moab. It’s impeccable.

In terms of cell signal, I have Verizon and we eeked a signal with our booster. Don’t expect much even with 2 bars. T-Mobile didn’t work at all.

This park has great location on S side of downtown Moab. Across the street from Moab Brewery.

They have RV spots, small cabins, and private tent camping. Bathrooms are clean. Good water pressure in showers. Nice little heated pool and splash pad.

RV spots have level concrete pads. They are small and pretty tight. Each site has a picnic table. Good Verizon signal and good WiFi (we are close to welcome center & park pretty empty).

Maybe the most beautiful campsite we stayed at. Absolutely incredible views, I really think this one may be the most stunning site along 128. Far enough from Moab that you really don’t experience lots of cars going past (it is close to the road) or the small amount of light pollution the city gives off. Lots of space to even share singular campsites. Very well maintained