Camping/cabin at Moab?

[Okki]

I booked my camp site at the Grand Canyon last night ahead of the Overland Expo. starting to look now at Moab.

so 1 question, and 1 suggestion....

Question:
What is a good good camp site (tent or cheap cabin) at Moab? we're going to be there 3 days. Still waiting on my trail guide to determine what trails we'd like to run. [MENTION=77684]WarnerD9[/MENTION]: Still interested in hooking up and showing off the SportsMobile?

Suggestion:
We need a sticky with campgrounds/lodging listed per state. Would be great to have fellow overlander recommended camp grounds (or even specific sites on a camp ground). B&B's are another lodging type I wouldn't mind having a recommended list of. beyond that, everyone can find a Hotel, but campgrounds and B&B's are (at least in my mind) a more immersive and desirable means of spending the night somewhere.

Okki

 

[bimrunner]

Was seriously considering the Moab KOA. You can even get one of the little cabins with a bathroom for around $100/night. I opted to reserve a house via VBRO though but was a bit more expensive (the one we reserved sleeps 12 and is about 325/night).

Good ideas!

 

[Canazes9]

Suggestion:
We need a sticky with campgrounds/lodging listed per state. Would be great to have fellow overlander recommended camp grounds (or even specific sites on a camp ground). B&B's are another lodging type I wouldn't mind having a recommended list of. beyond that, everyone can find a Hotel, but campgrounds and B&B's are (at least in my mind) a more immersive and desirable means of spending the night somewhere.

Okki

Great Suggestion!

Are you volunteering?



David

 

[Okki]

Great Suggestion!

Are you volunteering?



David

One of the admins will have to create the sticky, but I have some places that I can list after that....

Okki

 

[WODWorldWide]

Great Suggestion!

Are you volunteering?



David

Start the thread and people from each state can respond with several areas. I can help with Colorado although I am pretty new, I would love to do some research for myself and others.

 

[Jeremy556]

What facilities are you looking for? Pretty much just commercial campgrounds in the area have showers and running water. I think the campground in Arches has flush toilets, most of the rest of the sites are pit toilets, or no facilities at all.

Here are some helpful guides
http://discovermoab.com/campgrounds_private.htm
http://discovermoab.com/campgrounds_blm.htm
http://discovermoab.com/campgrounds_park.htm

 

[Yotta]

Campgrounds and Camping Reservations - ReserveAmerica

A pretty good source for campground information and reservations, too.

 

[DannyLlama]

Have fun out there Paul! Take lots of pics!! hoto:

 

[WarnerD9]

I booked my camp site at the Grand Canyon last night ahead of the Overland Expo. starting to look now at Moab.



so 1 question, and 1 suggestion....



Question:

What is a good good camp site (tent or cheap cabin) at Moab? we're going to be there 3 days. Still waiting on my trail guide to determine what trails we'd like to run. [MENTION=77684]WarnerD9[/MENTION]: Still interested in hooking up and showing off the SportsMobile?



Suggestion:

We need a sticky with campgrounds/lodging listed per state. Would be great to have fellow overlander recommended camp grounds (or even specific sites on a camp ground). B&B's are another lodging type I wouldn't mind having a recommended list of. beyond that, everyone can find a Hotel, but campgrounds and B&B's are (at least in my mind) a more immersive and desirable means of spending the night somewhere.



Okki

[MENTION=55815]Okki[/MENTION] I would be happy to suggest some sites and hopefully I can meet you down there. You will be there in May? I keep my 85' runner down there. Who is your trail guide? I'd be happy to help out and I have some suggestions. I could certainly try to bring the Sportsmobile down there but I don't want to make the crew with RTTs too jealous.

It looks like [MENTION=78273]Jeremy556[/MENTION] has posted some good links as well. In talking to him it sounds like he gets down there more than I do!

 

[larsox]

Riverside Oasis is nice. It has camping and cabins. There is also flush toilets and showers. *Riverside Oasis Campground & RV Park*

 

[WarnerD9]

Moab also has a community rec center where you can use their gym and have a shower for a very low rate ($2) I think??? Just another option. I will try to get more details.

 

[Jhalko]

I've stayed at the lazy lizard youth hostel a couple times, it's cheap, they have little cabins, it's basically a bed in a shed and they have community showers. Since I grew up and got a real job in a cube farm I usually hotel it now. But I'm always spending all day mountain biking so the hot showers and cable are nice to recover after a hard day riding.

I camped once and it was nice but I go when it isn't insanely hot.