Moab KOA in die Vereinigten Staaten

Visited in late March 2023. Our spot included a drive-through site, 50/30 Amps, complete hookups, a grill, and a picnic table. Overall, this RV park in Moab is our preference among others. It earns a 3 out of 5 stars rating, mainly because the KOA itself is quite ordinary compared to numerous other RV parks we've experienced. It's just average. POSITIVE ASPECTS: Spaces: The living/patio areas are more spacious than they appear on Google maps. Grounds: They are tidy and feature a pleasant store. Facilities: The laundry area is neat and well-kept. Connectivity: Verizon's coverage is satisfactory for us to carry out our remote work during weekdays. Convenience: Entry and exit are hassle-free. NEGATIVE ASPECTS: Spaces: They lack grass. Staff: The KOA maintenance crew smokes while working on the grounds, which seems unprofessional to me. It gives off the impression that they don't care. Location: It's a bit further south out of town than the Sun Outdoors and other parks, adding approximately 15-20 minutes to our journey to the northern part of Moab. WORTH MENTIONING (Neither positive nor negative) Surroundings: There are plenty of holidaymakers and UTV/ATV enthusiasts. However, that's expected in Moab. Noise: The road is always bustling, and trucks are a constant presence, even at night. Trucks are perpetually on the road, even at 3 am.

vor 3 Jahren

This is more of an amusement park than a campground; don't come here looking for peace and quiet. Some of the sites have people to the left, people to the right, and people in front of you, and there is zero privacy. People come and go at all hours of the night, and engines and headlights will wake you up. That said, this KOA is a perfect place to stay for a few nights as you go on day trips to things in the surrounding area: Arches National Park (20 minutes by car), Canyonlands National Park (40 minutes by car), the town of Moab, and dirt biking/ATVing if you're into it. If you're heading or coming from the east, I strongly recommend taking Utah 46 to Colorado 90 through the Paradox Valley. The area near the Utah-Colorado border and the drive between Paradox and Naturita is absolutely beautiful. RV sites with water and electric are $39-53 per night depending on the site. Wi-fi didn't work.

vor 3 Jahren

We stayed here 2 nights. They just opened up the new section we stayed in this May. There are no trees in the new section, a lot of rocks and red dirt. The wifi was slow but did have cable TV. I could hear a fair amount of road noise during the night. We were here to explore the parks and this was a reliable place to stay.

vor 3 Jahren

Our site (71) was nice; away from the highway and fairly quiet. The facilities were fairly clean, lots of amenities. The water main was broken during the first day of our stay (which we discovered after hiking and wanting to take a shower). The communication from the staff was abhorrent, was told 3 different things about when water would be turned back on. One staff member gave the impression he couldn't care less about us not having water. The staff didn't answer the phone at the front desk the entire time we were as well as after we left to try to discuss the issue with the manager. The manager won't return calls regarding stay. Called the national customer service phone number, they said I would have to resolve the issue with KOA in Moab. Hard to do when the manager won't return your calls. Awful customer service. Considering what you pay to stay here (among the highest rates in Moab) I expected a higher level of customer service. Can't say I would recommend staying here.

vor 3 Jahren

The staff is really not friendly, the lady at the office was pissed for whatever reason. The lots are really close from one another, as there are many, it quickly becomes crowded. The pool is nice, it’s quite big and there is a spa. The internet is crap, we didn’t get any service. The campground is really close from the road so you can hear cars all night long. There’s not a lot of showers and they are old and not very clean. All in all, you can have this kind of experience in other campgrounds but not for that price. It’s not even that close to the city, even if it’s convenient if you are going to arches NP. I would definitely not recommend it. There were other campgrounds with a better situation in the city and I’m sure, a way friendlier staff.

vor 3 Jahren