Truly a "bucket list" type of trip Everyone needs to experience the White Rim trail once in their…read morelife. I had to reserve the camp sites months in advance. So worth it though. Besides a permit you need a 4 wheel drive vehicle with decent clearance. The trail is right around 100 miles long and most of it is slow technical driving. If you get easily scared from drop offs or narrow shelf type roads you won't enjoy this trail. My biggest fear as the driver wasn't the drop offs but on coming traffic. There are spots where the trail is so narrow you'd have to back up a ways to find a spot where both vehicles could squeeze by each other. I camped at Murphy A, and Taylor sites. Murphy A had an amazing view. Each site has a pit toilet and that's it. If you come in the spring make sure to check the Green River flows. Part of the trail was flooded but passable.

Great off-roading along the rim of the canyons with epic views of the green river, Musselman arch…read moreand Schafer trail switchbacks. Had a blast driving a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon over two days with a backcountry permit for candlestick campsite. The hogs hill and hardscrabble hills were a fun challenge in low 4 gear. Trip of a lifetime and great memories to match the views.

The plan was to stay 1 night at this location because it was very convenient to spend the night and…read moreget up early to be at the rendezvous with the Hot Air Balloon people right next to the old barn in front of the Chevron gas station long before sunrise. Even having paid reservations at Devils Garden inside Arches NP we decided to extend our stay because after the balloon ride the temperature rose to over 100 and Devils Garden doesn't have electricity The park itself met our expectations and it has everything we needed but it is in the desert so it is not a pretty resort but the people that work the store and the campground are without a doubt the most accommodating people we ever met, the lady that runs this place allowed us to stay on the same site for the second and third night even if they ended up moving the people that had reserved to a different site due to our medical emergency Grateful for what they did when we needed it, 115 stars to this campground We would come back anytime when in the area

We stayed here on our first trip to Moab (in July). We rented one of the little cabins. It has been…read moregreat. The cabin is comfortable with a full sized bed & bunk bed. There is also a picnic table, microwave & small refrigerator. There is no toilet/shower in the cabins, but there are several places to shower/bathrooms nearby on the property which also has places for your RV to park. There is also a General Store, laundry facility & gas station on the property. There is a great pool & splash park for the family. The skies are dark at night & great for stargazing. The property is not far from either Arches, downtown or the Canyonlands. The staff have been helpful. The site is clean & well-kept. I would stay here again.

The site is clean flat slab full hook ups shady tree and picnic bench. Bathroom clean laundry…read morefacility clean $2 each $1.75 dry. Nice horse shoe area. very close to town. Easily walk or ride bikes to anything . Here are reasons I gave it a 3 did not feel like camping at all. School softball field literally right behind us . Maybe 20 feet. We stayed 3 nights cable and WiFi did not work not one of the days . When we talked to front desk they acted like "oh well" it's the weather . So for full time RVers that need WiFi for work this is not the spot for you. The spot is so close to town you would think that if they really offered these things they would work. This is not a remote campsite . Bottom line you want to be close to Main Street and downtown this is the place for you . If you are a full timer who pays to stay in town for the WiFi this is not for you

Great place if being in a campground and close to restaurants and shops is what you are looking…read morefor. Nice level slabs for parking. Clean bathroom facilities and super close to the grocery store and restaurants. I usually boondock in Moab which has more privacy and views, but this was a quick trip where I needed WiFi etc. It was perfect for that.

Stayed here for our one night in Moab. It was a great choice! Loved everything about the hotel…read more It's only like 2 miles away from the entrance to Arches. We got a 3 Queen Bed room. It was HUGE! 3 queen beds, 2 separate TVs, a full on kitchen table with 4 chairs in the center of the room. This would be a great room for a group. Service was great! Free breakfast! Great location! Will definitely stay here again if/when we return to Moab!

What a nice place. I was there for 3 nights in late Oct. 2025. Clean, quite, beautiful. Breakfast…read morewas fantastic. It was an actual hot breakfast from 6 or 630am to 10am. Eggs, meat, biscuits, gravy, potatoes, as well as all the usual things. Pool / jacuzzi area was very nice and clean. The back of the property is amazing. Horseshoes, basketball court, fire ring, playground, covered BBQ with seating. As well as a large grass area.

Room was what I wanted and expected. Clean no frills with a comfortable bed. I did not care for…read morethe virtual check in with out a real person They advertised a continental breakfast but one is no longer available. They need to update website and signage to reflect the change.

This is the worst motel I have ever stayed at. A $177.00. stay here is really worth about $57.00…read more Old,run down,stained curtain and bedspread,shower took 30 minutes to drain,never any ice in ice machine,remote for TV unusable. This list could go on and on​

Absolutely beautiful. This was our first time in the area, let alone off-roading, and I'm in love!…read moreWith this being over the solar eclipse weekend, everything was packed. I'm not sure if this is the norm for this area or not. The beauty itself was just to die for (for its area). I have always traveled through the state, and I always hated it. I-70 it's is, ugh! With that being said, we are planning to go back out next year (not for the Jeep Safari, but that would be awesome) to do more trails.

Kayenta Campground is located inside Dead Horse Point State Park (DHPSP). And DHPSP is just…read morenorthwest of Canyonlands National Park and southeast of Arches National Park in the State of Utah: https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/dead-horse/the-kayenta-campground/ Kayenta is one of my new favorite places to disconnect. Shal W. described this place as a gem. I could not agree more. It's so beautiful. Clean. Well-maintained. It sits up on a mesa. Sunsets are incredible. The stars at night are so vibrant. One camper nearby claimed that she saw a mountain lion earlier that day (8/31/17). Reservations are available online, but note that 4 sites are non-reservable. I reckon that's how Frank M. scored a site even when the sign said "campground full." AMENITIES - back-in and pull-through RV sites each with tent pads - RV electrical hookups - shaded concrete pad with built-in metal picnic table - fire rings & charcoal grills - flush toilets (no showers, though - NOTE: they truck all the water in) - pets allowed - open year round When we were there, another campground was being built. It's slated to open this fall (2017). TIPS - research places to refill your RV's water tanks if you're traveling on - there are no refill stations, only dump station - yurts are also nearby to rent - visitor's center & "Pony Expresso Coffee Shop" are close by LNT - Leave No Trace. Only footprints. #613 2017 Yelp Challenge 79/100

I had most incredible experience solo camping and canoeing out here. The peacefulness, the awe of…read morebeauty, the sheer magnitude of it all, it's really something quite special. Photos and videos do not do it justice. You have to experience it for yourself, seriously! Every new bend around the corner was even more breathtaking than the last. If you get a chance, definitely paddle the river. It's a whole new perspective down there!!

Dead Horse Point State Park is absolutely stunning--and pet friendly! The overlooks alone are worth…read morethe stop, but there are also several trails to choose from. We hiked the East Rim Trail, which connects to the West Rim Trail, for a total of about 3.9 miles. I'd rate it as easy to moderate: mostly flat with a few sections of light climbing. The views throughout the hike are breathtaking, and when we went, it wasn't crowded at all. Keep in mind that the park is very hot with almost no shade, so bring plenty of water. If you're traveling with a dog, be mindful of the ground temperature to avoid burning their paw pads. The visitor center itself isn't pet-friendly, but the bathrooms are located outside and accessible. My only complaint is that the trail markers could be clearer--since some trails overlap, it can get confusing. Entry is $20 per vehicle, paid at the gate. We spent about 2.5 hours exploring, though you could easily stay longer if you want to sit, relax, and take in the scenery. Overall, this is a must-visit stop in Moab.

Amazing, healthy, high quality, well prepared tasty breakfast burritos and blueberry muffins are a…read moremust!! Oj sweet freshly squeezed, friendly staff, quick service. The best breakfast joint in town, trust me. what a gem in Moab.

Thought it was going to be more classic bahn mi. Didn't love the focaccia bread for this. The…read morejalepeno added just the right amount of heat. Could've used more cilantro. Be sure to check their hours on their website or call. Yelp and Google were both wrong.

Everything went well. Picked up on time in a sparkling clean shuttle bus with Ryan as our guide…read more Ryan is laid back, friendly, knowledgeable and was sensitive to the needs of a primarily retired group of tourists without making an issue of anything. The day was gorgeous, the photo ops were many and the lunch was very good. We had a wonderful time.

Excellent service from booking and changing dates to our great guide, Bill! We had an amazing time…read morevisiting Arches National Park. Bill was extremely knowledgeable and made the tour more interesting than we had ever imagined. Truly a great experience!! We highly recommend and hope to come back to Moab again in the near future.

I wish Yelp allowed 10 star reviews!! Maggie proved to be way more than a guide for our two days of…read moreriding... she became our technique coach, our companion, our local expert on flora and fauna and food!! We now consider Maggie our friend. If you're looking for guided bike ride in Moab, hire Maggie now!! She was incredibly helpful during the planning stages of our trip, she's a certified bike instructor, she's incredibly knowledgeable and kind, and she is an amazing person! When we come back to ride Moab again, we'll definitely hire Maggie as our "Guide" again! She helped us ride more challenging terrain in a very safe manner! We're more confident mountain bike riders, and we're keeping our 'eyes forward'!!

Grand Canyon 5 day camping trip where they guided us 11 ladies, cooked, washed dishes, and even…read morelubed our bikes after the ride. They picked up in St. George, provided a large dry bag, small dry bag & shuttled our bikes and us to the north rim camp site. We set up camp, they fed us, we rode the rainbow rim over 3 days. Limestone slashed my tire and the guide helped repair it enough for us to get back to the camp site. They had a used extra tire for my 29 wheel, so I really lucked out. Great Meals, on the healthy side so I lost weight, others gained weight since they said they normally don't eat 3 meals a day. Worry free guided, fully supported bike camping. There were guides for the faster ladies and guides for us slower ladies. We all got along and took as many or as little photos as we liked. Perfect touring adventure company. Will for sure utilized them again for a fully supported bike camping adventure. Bring personal snacks if you like-- I brought gummy bears and Swedish fish. Also some cans of wine and juices. They have a cooler. They have a sense of humor. And they worked really hard to make sure we were safe and showed us the view points. Love Magpie cycling!