We are vacationing in Moab and my RV furnace quit working. I called on short notice and they fit me…read moreinto the schedule. Guy was extremely professional and explained everything as he went. I would highly recommend him!

From the owner: Running 2 Air Conditioners on 30 amp hookup…read more Running everything in a 50 amp coach on battery power. Rooftop Air Conditioner maintenance and repair. PROTENG Automated Fire Suppression Systems. Electrical issues

When arrived to our camp ground the "in command" board was not working. I called and he responded…read moreimmediately and was at our site within 15 minutes. The control panel had to removed and reset. I Appreciate that he was able to solve our problem. Thank you

Even though replacement of a wiring harness on a Jeep Gladiator isn't really an rv repair I could…read morefind no one willing but they came to me did an excellent job and charged a very fair price My power running boards work perfectly again. I would have no issues calling them if I had a real RV problem I would trust them to get you fixed quickly at a fair price.

Our RV AC went out in 105 degree heat. Andrae was able to diagnose the problem and the whole unit…read morehad to be replaced. We cut our vacation short and I went to multiple vendors to see the cost of replace when we got back bome. Out of the 4 people I called, he had been the most honest and affordable. I appreciate his honesty and help, even if he wasn't able to fix our AC..

I hired Andrae (RV Home Repair) to install a solar and electrical system in my camper. The work…read moreturned out to be unsafe and had to be professionally removed - wires overheated and smoked, exposed terminals and lead-acid batteries were placed inside the cabin without proper venting. He caused damage to my cabinets and ceiling, cut himself during the install, vomited on-site and appeared disoriented - raising serious red flags. He is *not* certified, blamed me, refused to refund anything and stopped responding after I requested reimbursement. I had to pay a certified RV technician to redo the system safely. This was an expensive and stressful experience. Avoid at all costs.

We stopped here for a quick shower due to our van not having hot water. The staff were super…read moreaccommodating and kind. Showers were $10 each and the facilities were clean and nice. Water was hot and they allowed us to take as much time as needed. Definitely a great option for those just needing a quick stop along the road.

Picked this place for proximity to the National Park and availability of RV space near the…read morebathrooms. Price wise I didn't feel really matched what I was paying for. Yes, they have a pool, sell ice ($5 for a bag) propane,etc. But the bathrooms...they all need to be renovated. That was really the one thing lacking at this resort.

Simple, clean, convenient to Moab activities. Bathroom facilities were surprisingly accommodating…read morecompared to many other sites. Clean comfortable bathrooms really can make or break your stay.

The place is old school and quaint. Staff are very friendly and helpful and the place is pretty…read morelaid back. Plenty of room to park Jeeps and trailers. We stayed in a Country Cabin that had its own bathroom. It was small and even just two people inside made it difficult to navigate sometimes. The cabins are showing some age and the setup inside isnt an ideal use of the space. We had a fun stay and i like the fact its outside of downtown.

We had so much fun here last summer we couldn't wait to visit again…read more Unfortunately this visit was a complete 180 from last summer. Now, it was a partially due to a storm that caused a power outage, and I know this isn't the KOA's fault whatsoever, but the way things were handled were terrible and communication was very poor. They simply didn't care or try to do anything to make the stay a better experience. We spent two days in the heat with no pool access, no power to our campsite, and they only texted about an activity on Saturday that would have cost us $45 for our 3 kids to color on some t shirts. They let us know Saturday that the pool was probably going to remain closed for the rest of our visit, which was the main reason we stayed here. And somehow they could accept payment for the t shirt activity but they couldn't sell us some propane from the office. Definitely looking at other options for RV parks in Moab for the future.

Outstanding customer service and facilities. Location was excellent for a late day Arches visit…read more Their after hours check in process was seem less.

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

This place is great because you are able to get a lot done in one location. With so many National…read moreParks around, this is a really great place to camp. Bring your family - they are kid friendly and even have a great pool to cool off in. I have been here many times. Once they had an organized race and though it was a bit cramped, they really seemed to keep things under good management and run smoothly.

We had a fantastic stay at Moab RV & Glamping Resort. The RV sites were perfectly level with full…read morehookups, and the amenities--including the laundry room and bathrooms--were spotless. ​The location is ideal; it's just a short drive from Arches National Park and conveniently close to restaurants, grocery stores, and anything else you might need. For those not traveling in an RV, they also offer charming alternative stays like small cabins and teepees.

Worst overnight accomodation I have ever experienced. Got so bad I ended up sleeping in my car…read more Outside wind that night caused the tent material to snap like a whip repeatedly every couple of minutes. Upon arrival, tent also had a giant industrial sized fan blowing, probably to dry or blow out the musky mold smell.