We travel to Moab yearly, and we’ve tried lots of places to stay. One of our favorites is actually an RV Park that has been updated to include some houses and cabins. Though we don’t own an RV, we like the property because there is a lot to do, and the cabins are affordable, comfortable, and provide a bit of luxury for your stay. If you are looking for a simple place to stay while you spend time exploring the Moab area, Village Camp Resort Moab fits the bill.
Adventure Cabin
The adventure cabin that we stayed in slept five, which was perfect for us. There was a small bedroom with a large bed for parents. Upstairs was a loft. Then there was a pull-out couch for our youngest. The loft had single beds for two of our teens. There was also some extra room in the loft if you wanted to throw an inflatable mattress up there, too. Though it is small, and the headroom is only about 4 feet, it was a great place for the kids to get away from the adults!
There is also a small kitchen, though it is more of a sink, mini fridge (no freezer), and microwave, so don’t plan full meals. Luckily, there is a BBQ grill next to each adventure cabin, so you can cook outside. We watched a bit of TV on the nice large screen as well. We visited in November, so we were grateful for the fireplace in the adventure cabin. It kept us warm since the nights got chilly. The cabin doesn’t have central air, so it is a little bit like super fancy glamping. There are some small AC units for the summer time.
A super fun part of the adventure cabin was the little balcony. There is a spiral staircase up to the top where there are chairs and a table. You can overlook the resort while enjoying the sunset or sunrise, or even enjoy a meal up there.
RV Sites & Luxury Homes
There are other options for staying at Village Camp Resort Moab. The RV sites looked very nice and have full hook-ups The larger ones had covered picnic areas. There were larger luxury homes scattered throughout the resort, and it would definitely be a great place to come for a friend or family get together. We weren’t able to look inside any of these homes, but we are interested in checking them out another visit. For more information, check out their website with all the details.
Amenities
There are some pretty cool amenities at Village Camp Resort, too. There are two different dog park areas. They aren’t fancy, but they have grass for dogs to run around and explore. The adventure cabins and RV sites are dog-friendly, but pets are not allowed in the homes. The resort also has a beautiful fountain and stream area that make for great photos, as well as nice walking areas. There are two pools, and hot tubs, too. The pool areas were closed when we visited in November, but I bet they are so nice in the heat. There is a pickleball court, and you can check out paddles from the office.
One of the things we loved most about Village Camp Resort was the views. There are gorgeous panoramas of the red cliffs and rocks that surround Moab, and we enjoyed the Fall colors, too.
Village Camp Resort Moab is a great spot for exploring the Moab area. It is located right in town so you are just a few minutes from gas, restaurants, and other supplies you might need. The entrance to Arches National Park is just a few minutes away. We have a discount code: natalie15, to save you 15% off your stay at Village Camp Resort.
