1 campground with availability this weekend
Several campgrounds near Monticello, Utah offer furnished cabin rentals with varying amenities and comfort levels. Old West RV Park provides cabin accommodations right in town with electricity, heating, and access to clean shower facilities. The 3 Step Hideaway, located about 30 minutes from Monticello, features rustic cabins in a more secluded setting. Most cabins include basic furnishings such as beds, small refrigerators, and microwave ovens. Air conditioning is available in many units, particularly important during hot 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," notes one visitor to a cabin in the region.
Pet-friendly cabins can be found at several locations, with Moab KOA offering specialized units that include fenced yards for dogs. Cabin sizes range from cozy one-room structures to larger family units with separate bedrooms. Most locations operate seasonally, typically from March through November, though exact dates vary by property. Advance reservations are strongly recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons when national park visitation is highest. One KOA visitor remarked, "They even have little cabins with yards with fences around them to let your buddy stretch his legs." Pricing typically ranges from $70-150 per night depending on cabin size, amenities, and season.
Cabin guests should plan to bring their own bedding, pillows, and towels as these items are rarely provided. While some deluxe cabins include bathroom facilities, most require using the campground's shared restrooms and showers. Kitchen setups vary widely, from simple outdoor picnic tables with fire rings to units with small refrigerators and microwaves. Cooking equipment, utensils, and food storage containers are not typically provided. The town of Monticello offers a grocery store for supplies, though selection is limited compared to larger towns. Many cabin campers bring coolers with pre-prepared meals or plan simple cooking over fire pits where allowed.
"This small rv park is right in town and easy to access. It’s got full hookups for a super reasonable price (we paid $35 on Labor Day weekend for a full hookup)."
"Monticello is the ideal place to explore eastern Utah from. Everything is about an hour away. "
from $45 - $80 / night
"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."
"Convenient location in downtown Moab, behind a Texaco station. We liked having one night in town, as we could walk to the restaurants, shops and stores."
"Amazing hosts, fantastic meals available. Old western town vibe. Dark skies. Hikes, dirt biking, mountain biking, ATV / 4wd trails everywhere. 45 miles to Moab, but a world away."
from $38 / night
"Wingate has wide asphalt spaces, electricity, fire rings, tent pads and picnic tables with wind blocks on 2 sides. There are very few trees...so no shade. (Kayenta has greater shade possibilities.)"
"We stayed here while visit Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. This setup is very nice with a great covered picnic table and grill, with a fire ring right next to it."
Available this weekend
from $40 - $150 / night
"We arrived on the later side of things and every camp area was full, in all of Moab, KOA had four cabins available so we snatched one up. It was a new cabin and it was wonderful."
"This is a great pet friendly campground. They even have little cabins with yards with fences around them to let your buddy stretch his legs."
"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."
"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."
from $9 - $125 / night
"This park is very well-kept and the views are amazing. Most sites are huge (center sites alittle close together) and they offer full hookup, pull thru, and back-in sites."
"Don’t let the dilapidated mobile home near the entrance scare you away. This place is super well maintained. Every site is well thought out and has great hookups."
"Picnic tables and fire rings. New bathrooms with large showers."
"You have access to great bathrooms and showers right next door, the yurt has AC for during the night, and you're in Moab close to all kinds of outdoor activities and the Green River for rafting."
from $25 - $70 / night
"said, “But don’t worry, Jake can help you park your trailer into the spot.”"
"None of the RV parks in Moab are elite class parks but Okay is more than accommodating. Most of the sites are gravel pull through with full hook ups."
"A+++ RATE # "1" Wonderful shady park, Nice and level with lots of shade!"
"A large parking lot, few trees with power and water. Clean shower and a friendly host. There was a big storm blowing in so I took the opportunity to plug in, get a shower and chill."
from $48 / night
TravelerEnjoyed our stay here. Close to town and Arches. Spacious sites with varied camping options, including tepees and safari tents. Very friendly owners, clean and tidy grounds and bathrooms. Dog park. A few blocks back from the highway so pretty quiet. Nice views. Restaurant close by was excellent (Branding Iron). Had enough leftovers of my ribs plate to have another meal.
TravelerOne of the best state parks I've ever seen
GuideThis is as described. A large parking lot, few trees with power and water. Clean shower and a friendly host. There was a big storm blowing in so I took the opportunity to plug in, get a shower and chill. Pretty pricey for what you get but I've paid more for the same. It was fairly quiet other then my neighboring van campers opening their sliding door throughout the night. Bluff is about a hour drive to Natural Bridges, Four Corners, Hovenweep, and other attractions.
GuidePerfect, no negative comments. The views are amazing. The sites are large with full hook ups. There is glamping and tents. Everything looks brand-new. Restrooms/ showers are meticulous. There is firewood available, nice firepits. You can buy propane. Very friendly couple that own and host the camping/ rv site. They guide you to your campsite. In one word perfect, we will be back
ScoutThey kept my money and I didnt stay here!!
Moab is a beautiful place, sadly this is the first place I set foot on and I wont soon forget about much of an illusion this place is.
I paid$626.28 for a dirty room that smelled of mold, with a shared bathroom/ shower and kitchen, the site is misleading and their staff even agreed with me that it shows photos of much nicer cabins out front. I was denied a refund of any kind.
I certainly understand I shouldnt be entitled to a FULL refund, the room they held for me wasnt available for one night, two at most....but I did not stay here at all. I was told its there busy season...so doesnt that make this room more valuable?
I have never in my life had someone outright deny me my hard earned money.
I hope they consider how they treated me and how they gave me nothing in return for my money the next time they have misfortune fall upon them.
Shame on you for your deception, shame on you for how you treated someone whos never been to Utah. This is the welcome I got.
What a miserable experience. Buyer Beware!
Again...I asked for a PARTIAL refund, I cancelled and did not stay here and they kept my money. I have not been contacted nor do I expect to be.
Cowards who hide behind keyboards and wont contact me This company stole my money and gave me nothing in return. I took nothing from you.
I did my part and you took advantage of me. I have screen shots of their own employee agreeing the booking is misleading.
Call and ask what your getting. Do not book before you know.
They have zero compassion for the position they left me in.
I have serious concerns with the code to the door to the room they wanted me in being left in a public space under a magnet, not in an envelope, just out where anyone can take note of it and walk in the room at any time and take my things.
I wont forget how you stole my money and gave me nothing in return.
People have a right to know what you did to me before it happens to them!
I dont complain, I dont write reviews, this company made a choice to exploit me and I am not going quietly
ScoutThe site is not as pictured. This is the only RV site at this address now. The rest have become small cabins or safari tents. The RV site, Lone Wolf 001 sits very close to the main highway that goes thru Moab. You do hear traffic, including semis gearing down as they enter town. The site itself is fine. Fairly level with a rock bed. If you want a place with a campground experience do not come here. On the upside, it is 15 minutes from Arches. We looked at the tent sites and the pads are very close together with no privacy or shade. Nothing more than a small tent will fit. HTR Moab is more of a cabin, lodge type place. It is neat and clean.
GuideGreat place to stay minutes out of Moab. 15 minutes from Arches national Park entrance in 45 minutes from canyonlands national Park entrance. The camp park has beautiful views of the red rock cliffs from the back of the campground. It’s a very clean park with friendly staff with clean bathrooms. This park does not have a laundry rooms or a pool, but definitely less expensive than some of the other larger RV parks around this area The Wi-Fi was stronger than most campgrounds we stay in and we had good Verizon cell coverage as well. We will definitely stay here again when we come back. The only reason I gave it one less star is that there is a fair amount of road noise mostly from the front of the park.
GuideThe campground is super clean and very well kept. The roads are paved and wide. The dump stations are clean. There are nice toilets. The sites have power but no water. We filled up water in town for free. Our site was huge. The drive was paved and there was a gravel pad for tent, fire ring and a covered concrete pad for the picnic table. This site had spectacular sunset views! We loved it!
TravelerThe campground is well maintained and attractive with all the facility in nice condition. The hot showers and clean bathrooms were great. It is in downtown which is convenient but noisier than campgrounds on the outskirts would be.
Cabin rental options near Monticello, Utah vary in availability depending on the season, with elevations ranging from 6,820 feet in town to over 9,000 feet at higher camping areas in the nearby La Sal Mountains. Temperature fluctuations between locations can exceed 20°F, making mountain cabin accommodations particularly valuable during summer months when lower elevations experience temperatures above 90°F. Most cabins require advance reservations, especially during the peak tourism season of April through October.
Mountain biking trails: Explore the extensive network of trails accessible from Warner Lake Campground where elevations exceed 9,000 feet. "From here you have so many trail options for hiking, equestrian, and MTB! The Gold Knob trail heads to the North, you have the Oowah-Warner trail which connects you to the majestic green Oowah lake," notes one Warner Lake visitor.
Scenic drives: Take the La Sal Loop Road for cooler temperatures and mountain views. The 5-mile access road to Warner Lake is unpaved but manageable. "Most of the road on the way to the site is paved (La Sal Loop Road) - it's only the last 5 miles on the turn off to the campground that are not, but it is graded gravel/dirt and not a problem."
Cultural experiences: Visit neighboring indigenous sites at Hovenweep National Monument, accessible from 3 Step Hideaway, where one camper noted it's "45 miles to Moab, but a world away. Dark skies. Hikes, dirt biking, mountain biking, ATV / 4wd trails everywhere."
Off-grid retreats: Wilderness cabin camping provides escape from crowds common at national parks. The 3 Step Hideaway offers "Old western town vibe. Dark skies" with "amazing hosts, fantastic meals available," according to reviews.
Temperature diversity: Choose between in-town cabins or mountain accommodations based on seasonal comfort needs. Warner Lake campers appreciate the climate difference: "I camped here in September 2019 as a home base while exploring the Moab area. Loved it... it was a nice break from the crowds and the leftover heat of the summer. It's at 9,000+, so temps are much cooler."
Community facilities: Some locations offer shared kitchen spaces for cabin guests. The HTR Moab campground provides "stocked with pots and pans and plenty of room to cook even if you're sharing the space with other groups. Same with the bathrooms - really clean, spacious and hot water."
Wildlife viewing: Several cabin locations allow for animal sightings. "There were deer everywhere at this campground, especially close to the lake. They are not afraid of people and will poke around your site at night when you are in your tent," reports a Warner Lake visitor.
Seasonal limitations: Many camping cabins near Monticello close during winter months. The Views RV Park & Campground operates from "Apr 15 - Oct 31" according to their listing, with one camper noting "we need to stop at an Rv park once in awhile to get organized and do laundry. This is a very nice Rv park! The sites are spread out with trees."
Bathroom variations: Cabin bathroom access varies widely between locations. At Old West RV Park, "you've got shower and bath and laundry and a great host and owner. Very neat and clean bathrooms, just not new."
Limited cell service: Communication options may be restricted at more remote cabin sites. The Views RV Park was described as "A bit off the beaten path, but the people and the views are great. Really nice campground with spacious spots. The only downside was that the service (AT&T and Verizon was pretty spotty)."
Food preparation: Cooking options vary between cabin rentals. HTR Moab offers "well equipped group kitchen inside and outdoors. Grills, stoves even a pizza oven in the out door kitchen. Plenty for everyone."
Pet-specific accommodations: Some cabin sites offer specialized pet facilities beyond basic pet-friendly policies. Moab KOA "is a great pet friendly campground. They even have little cabins with yards with fences around them to let your buddy stretch his legs."
Activity proximity: Consider driving distances when planning multi-day itineraries. One camper at Old West RV Park noted "Monticello is the ideal place to explore eastern Utah from. Everything is about an hour away. National Parks and monuments: Moab, Arches, Canyonlands, Hovenweep, Monument Valley, Canyons of the Ancients, even Mesa Verde is close."
Temperature planning: Pack for wider temperature ranges than expected, especially at higher elevations. "If you are lucky enough to visit the Moab area in fall, make sure Warner Lake Campground is on your list. We stayed in mid October and it was unbelievably beautiful (although crisp at night...)."
Cabin alternatives: Consider tent-cabin hybrids for family flexibility. "We were here only for few days, but the experience was amazing," noted a visitor at The Views RV Park, which offers glamping tent options alongside standard cabins.
Site leveling: Some campgrounds require additional equipment for proper setup. At Wingate Campground, "If you have pets, watch out for the sticker bushes as they are everywhere along with cacti. The sky at night is breathtaking. It's like being at a planetarium."
Utilities planning: Not all cabin camping locations provide the same hookups. "No water here so bring your own. Nearest hospital and store are 30 minutes away," warns a Wingate Campground visitor.
Space considerations: Site dimensions affect larger RVs and cabin selection. The Moab Rim RV Campark has "very well-kept and the views are amazing. Most sites are huge (center sites a little close together) and they offer full hookup, pull thru, and back-in sites. There are trees for shade."
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