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EnglishWhat Amenities and Nearby Attractions Are Available at Moab RV & Glamping Resort?
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Moab RV & Glamping Resort sits in Spanish Valley, minutes from Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, and offers five accommodation types — RV sites, tipis, glamping tents, rental RVs, and tiny homes — each with a different amenity package. The main on-site amenity beyond your unit is a new 360 Viewing Deck. Because what's included varies by accommodation type, confirm the specific features of the unit you're booking before you reserve.
Accommodation types and what each includes
| Type | Key features noted |
|---|---|
| RV sites | Full hookups (FHU) with 30- and 50-amp service; pull-thru or back-in; big-rig friendly; generously sized; shaded under trees |
| Tipis | Private outdoor space with patio set, fire pit, gas grill, outdoor sink, and lawn chairs; heat, AC, and TVs |
| Glamping tents | Queen bed, kitchenette, bathroom and shower, front porch, BBQ grill, and fire pit on site |
| Rental RVs | Fully set up and stationary, already hooked to electric, water, and sewer; free WiFi; patio furniture and grill outside |
| Tiny homes | Described as a comfortable, private way to explore Moab; specific in-unit features are not detailed on the page |
A few things worth noting from this table:
- Full hookups are an RV-site feature. The 30- and 50-amp service applies to RV sites, not to tents or tipis.
- Free WiFi is explicitly listed for rental RVs. The page does not state WiFi coverage for other accommodation types, so don't assume it carries across the resort.
- Outdoor cooking and seating appear in several types but in different forms — a gas grill and outdoor sink for tipis, a BBQ grill for glamping tents, and a grill plus patio furniture for rental RVs.
- Climate control is called out for tipis (heat, AC, TVs). The page doesn't make the same claim for every other unit type.
On-site amenities
The most prominent shared amenity is the 360 Viewing Deck, described as a place to drink coffee, relax after a long day, or book for a group event. If a group gathering or a quiet morning view matters to your trip, this is the one shared space the resort highlights.
Beyond that, the page frames the property as a "peaceful oasis" and "peaceful RV, camping, and glamping resort" — positioning quiet and recovery after a day of exploration as part of the experience, rather than listing a large amenity roster like a pool or fitness center.
Nearby attractions
- Arches National Park — described as just minutes away.
- Canyonlands National Park — also described as just minutes away.
- Spanish Valley — the surrounding area, noted for its scenery.
The location is the core of the value proposition: you're using the resort as a base for red-rock exploration and returning to a quieter setting afterward.
How to decide if it fits your expectations
Ask yourself these questions before booking:
- Do you need full hookups? If so, book an RV site — that's where the 30/50-amp FHU service is.
- Do you want a bathroom and shower inside your unit? The glamping tents list one; tipis list an outdoor sink and private outdoor space instead.
- Do you want to arrive to an already-connected rig? Rental RVs come hooked up to electric, water, and sewer, with WiFi included.
- Are you traveling with a group? The 360 Viewing Deck can be booked for group events.
- Is WiFi essential? It's only confirmed for rental RVs on the page — verify before choosing another type.
Because amenities differ by unit, the safest step is to confirm the inclusions for your specific accommodation type when you book. The resort lists a phone number, (435) 259-1400, and an online booking search that asks for arrival/departure dates, number of adults and children, and accommodation type (Cabin & Glamping Rentals or RV Sites, with RV length in feet for RV sites).