I booked a reservation for the end of May, but then our travel plans changed. I've been trying to…read morecancel the reservation since the end of April. Left 3 phone messages which they never returned. emailed them and no response. The website only allows you to make a reservation but not to cancel one. So it looks like I'll have to file a credit card dispute in order to get my money back. If this is how they run their business, I'm glad we are not camping there!!

We were on a weeklong road trip. On our way toward Arches NP, we decided to fuel up at the Green…read moreRiver, UT exit. While filling up, we saw the sign for iCamp and decided to check it out due to most campgrounds being full the closer you got to Arches. The price was right ($37.50/night I believe) for full hookups so we decided to stay for 2 nights. The gentleman that checked us in was VERY friendly. After assigning us a site, he gave us the rundown on the local area. Where we could get groceries (and closing times), cheapest fuel, and a nice little map of Green River. The campground itself is pretty basic. A majority of the sites are pull through with back-in sites around the perimeter. Our power box was in good condition and had 50/30/20 amp outlets. The water hookup was right next to it and was also in good condition. The wi-fi signal was good and worked fairly well. The landscaping was pretty sparse. Mostly weeds in the grass areas between the sites. This was really a non-issue for us because it was mostly just a Base Camp for our visit to Arches NP. Plenty of trees for shade. The store at the front office had a few things but not much. Again, not a big deal to us because it's right on the edge of town with an Ace Hardware right down the street. Would we stay here again? Absolutely! I'd go as far as saying that if they improved the landscaping (grass) and maybe added a small playground setup. iCamp would top my list.

Great Park. Nice green lawns, shade trees in most sites. Clean, well kept. On the river but you…read moremight hear a train during the night. In town but doesn't feel like it. I recommend and would stay again

Do not recommend this place. Def pricy for the tiny homes to have towels in place of cabinet doors…read more If you book one bring your own linens. We were appalled at the loft and the lack of space. You had to bend sideways to walk up into them. Good luck sleeping in the heat up there. Nothing to do here at all. It's a place to sleep. Just overall not worth the money.

I stayed at an Airbnb in this RV park for a night while on a road trip going from Capitol reef to…read moreCanyonlands NP. Honestly wasn't mad at all -- it was one of the permanent RVs and it was very comfortable! I found the place relatively easily since my bnb host gave very detailed instructions. It comes with a parking spot and easy to follow instructions to get in as well. It had indoor plumbing, hot water, fully working kitchen accessories (including a small oven which I didn't use but was nice to have access to!) and a space heater in the bedroom. That heater was essential because it does get COLD at night if you don't use the central air system. The heater worked great though, my little room stayed a nice 73F although the rest of the place did get cold overnight. Of note - the walls are (obviously) THIN. It stormed/sleeted overnight and was windy so I could actually feel the place shaking. It was loud too but I always travel with ear plugs and those combined with an eye mask made it so I could easily fall asleep even though I did feel shaking from time to time with the wind. So come prepared! But otherwise I felt very safe/secure and comfortable. Would definitely stay again on a road trip :)

A great spot for a stay and the service was very nice and helpful. Thank you for that. . In all…read morehonesty we did not check out their amenities but did go see the petroglyphs/petrographs and dinosaur tracks that are all near by as well as the old cemetery. We enjoyed our stay and would be back if ever in the area.

This was the perfect location! Close to the town/ surrounding hikes and right on the Colorado…read moreriver. We arrived around 11am on a Thursday and got a walk up camping site (there were a few still available). There are 2 outhouses, our bathroom was very clean and well kept. There is no running water/sinks but they provide hand sanitizer. We could see the colorado river, however not all camp sites have the most clear view of it. There is a nice biking/ walking trail that you can take either way from the campsite. Don't forget bug spray as there is a lot of mosquitoes. There was plenty of room in our site for 2-3 tents.

Let me say almost everything was actually great. The room was big, plenty of sleeping space for 2…read moreadults and 3 kids. The pools are great. Kiddie pools, waterfalls, etc. Great to play in. However. Our room had bed bugs. We only saw one, but 2 people got bites. When they came in to check in the morning, they only checked one bed. Not a fan of bed bugs. If it wasn't for that I'd give a higher rating.

This is like every other SpringHill suites. Same room, same free breakfast and like so many that I…read morehave stayed before. Unfortunately, I would never stay here again. I'm not looking for a luxury hotel experience but I'm NOT ready to deal with loud music and kids screaming from pool area at 10 am until 9 pm everyday (If it is just weekends maybe I'll be okay but no t 7 days a week non stop). Since it's sold out they are too lazy to accommodates my request to change to not facing pool room which is fine. We always have earplugs in case like this kind of situation. Overall if you have kids and need to find activities for kids. Perfect for you. If you prefer some quiet and peaceful hotel stay as far away as possible.

Stayed at Edge of the Desert Inn during a trip to Moab and honestly couldn't have picked a better…read morespot. The location is perfect--quiet enough to relax but still close to everything in town. The room was clean, comfortable, and clearly well cared for. After long days exploring Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, it was the perfect place to come back to and unwind. One thing that really stood out was the parking--plenty of space for trailers, Jeeps, ATVs, and other off-road vehicles, which is a huge plus in Moab. There's also a really colorful, vibrant mural on the property that I genuinely enjoyed--it adds a cool artistic touch. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful the whole time, which made the stay even better. Overall, just a smooth, stress-free experience. Would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Moab.

Clean, professional and well maintained- comfortable with plenty of amenities. Charcoal grill,…read moreoutdoor seating, excellent AC, nicely equipped kitchen with plenty of space for 2 adults. Laundry facilities on site with 24/7 service. Josh was wonderful to work with and he made sure we had a perfect stay; including fresh baked cookies! I hope to be will be back soon!

Really enjoyed our stay at the River Terrance Inn in Green River. All the way from the online…read morebooking to checking in was a pleasant experience. Friendly staff, low key location by the river, comfortable beds, affordable and good included breakfast. The place is dated with some upgrades, but the history and nostalgic of it in my mind trumps any new hotel. Things to also keep in mind is this location is only an hour away from Goblin State Park and Arches national park. There is also a very popular restaurant called Tamarisk next to it which served some amazing home cooked style food.

Everything. Our room faced the Green River with summer breezes, birds, and flowing river. The…read morebreakfasts are made to order, included with the room. The staff were very service oriented and friendly. The wonderful Tamarisk Restaurant is right next door, also on the river. The hotel is older but impeccably maintained and clean. The rooms are huge and include sofa and a big chandelier! We stayed here in 2016 and again in 2026. It's at least as wonderful a stay as ten years ago. Green River is perfectly centered between Arches/Canyonlands and Capital Reef on I-70. Green River is home to the Ratio. C and find out what that is!

Cowboy Camp is about as "roughing it" as you can get: no water, no electricity, way out of town…read morefrom Moab (which is already "out of town.") Still there is a natural rustic beauty to this place-- the rolling desert chaparral, the awesome sandstone outcroppings, dry riverbeds, monsoon storms, and amazing sunrises. Facilities are primitive, in the campground sense-- put toilets and fire rings if you're lucky. Be sure to bring your own supplies, and while the roads are essentially washboard dirt and gravel, a high clearance vehicle and 4WD doesn't hurt out here. Also note that there's more nature here than you realize-- rodents will get into your food if it's not secured, and the usual snakes and scorpions are here too if you know where to look or avoid (depending on your goals!) As someone who enjoys getting away and seeing the stars, this can be as good as it gets.... even if you're still within an hour of Moab ice cream :)

You had a long hike yesterday, so when the tent wall starts to let in a little light, you roll over…read moreand hope to catch a few more minutes of sleep before beginning another day. That's when you notice he's already awake beside you, staring up from his back at the dark blue sky through the gray mesh of the tent's roof. You slept without the rain fly last night and enjoyed an incredible show of brilliant stars before falling asleep together, too tired to make the moon's encore performance. "Are you awake?" he whispers, as he gently tucks a wisp of your long hair behind your ear. "Ya," you respond in your croaky morning voice. You clear your throat and continue, "I was just thinking about going back to sleep but I kinda want to see the views over the cliff." That's one of the reasons you chose this campground, as the last few campsites abut an incredible cliff that looks off to the west. Feeling the soreness in your muscles, you mange to turn over and prop yourself up on your elbows, so you can just peek through the top of the tent to see where the sun has already landed in the valley below. "Whoa!" you blurt out, a little too loudly, "Look!" Now you're both on your elbows, and you can just see a band of bright yellow and orange on the far western horizon. The sun is still behind a small hill that's protecting you from its rays, but it has managed to lay that stripe of amber incandescence on the valley and you can make out all kinds of rocky formations in the distance. You unzip the tent and make your way out, not worrying about your shout or the zipping noise, as most sites here are well-spaced and you won't disturb your neighbor. Together you climb out and convince your muscles to take you over to the picnic table; there's one per site and yours is looking out over the entire scene as it unfolds. You quickly escape to the restroom--just a simple, roofless, pit toilet and not much in the way of privacy; but it does the job. When you return, he's already heating milk over his small stove. "I thought you might like some hot chocolate--and not the powder kind; I brought some sipping chocolate." He plops in a few squares of high quality chocolate and your heart is with them, melting. He knows you and your love for chocolate all too well. You sit at the table and soak up the silent scene. This is another reason you chose Cowboy Camp. Oh sure, Horsethief is bigger and not on the rough, hard to find dirt road and you still have to pay $15/night here, but this campground is much quieter (just 7 sites), accommodates tenters, and you just feel more connected to nature and each other. Buttes and towers are illuminated from the top down in the distance as the pink and orange hues slowly descend. You sip. You snuggle. Later there will be talk of where to hike -- you're near Canylonlands, Dead Horse Point, and of course never too far from Arches, Moab, and everything back down the highway. But for now, you sip some more. You snuggle a little closer, and you breathe deeply. This is your happy place.