We stayed here in early June in a class A coach. The campground is very nice. The 4 stars are because, while we had a reservation (9A), our site was only suitable for a tent due to a large boulder planted in the middle. No mention of this on the website, nor did the BLM agent in Moab know about it. Luckily, we had arrived early and the upper campground, first come-first serve, had available spots. The lake is pleasant, we had cows and calves roaming around our sites too. Be sure to go up the mountain road and check out Mill Creek and the waterfall. The views are wonderful.
Posted Jun 14, 2023; Utah
Been staying here for years. Was super happy when I pulled in 2 nights ago and found they’re open year round.
Posted Feb 27, 2021; Utah
Loved this place. Stayed 4 nights. Stayed in back campground and had beautiful views of mountain and waterfall. Spacious campsites. It is dry camping. You can get water and dump for free at south Marathon Gas station in Moab. $20 a night, $10 with senior discount.
Posted Oct 04, 2019; Utah
It was so nice and quiet. We pulled in and went for an evening walk on the trails and found a beautiful easy trail. It was better than anything you can find in town. No electricity or water and large sites with table and fire pit. The toilets were cleaner than any Nevada rest stop so I was pleased.
Posted Apr 06, 2018; Utah
No campsites in town, but this hidden jewel was soooo much better. Beautiful nature, big sites with the mountain backdrops and so quiet. It looks like they have added several new sites to the left as you enter that overlook the lake. We didn't see them and went on over the hill. Our site was great but might have been in a wash in a flash flood. Since the weather was cool, we didn't need the shade and would prob park up top next time. South of Moab on 191, signs will lead you in. No power or water but there were toilets and garbage bins. With Senior Pass $7.50
Posted Sep 20, 2017; Utah
Great park! Clean, spacious. Walking trails to lake and 2 waterfalls. Reasonable price and convenient to Moab.
Posted May 24, 2015; Utah