HTR Moab
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Reviews (avg. rating 2.71)
| Not for big rigs and expensive for what you get
Whoever designed the layout of the RV portion of this facility has never spent much time RV'ing...what a mess. We have a 42' motorcoach and they put us in their big site...supposed to be a pull thru. There is no way we could have left out jeep hooked up as it would have blocked the road. In addition, the pad is gravel and not level. It took us four tries moving our coach trying to find a place that would not leave our tires hanging in the air...never found it and had to put blocks under the rear tires. On top of that, the park dumpster is about six feet from the side of our coach. That is just gross. No dog run either. This place is so not worth the price. The only reason I am giving it two stars is because the owners are very friendly people. We will not stay here again.
| Awesome
Beautiful views, this place is small but we'll laid out, clean facilities, no hidden fees! You can sit here and get a college education the people here are smart. They built the facility out of straw bales and foam blocks, they recycle and make there own compost, this place is very eco friendly.
| Not that great
We stayed here two nights. Although clean nothing but small gravel spaces. No grass, or trees on small hill all down hill to bathrooms and shower's.
About
HTR Moab (formerly ACT Campground) offers luxury deluxe cottages, lodging rooms, and tent sites all just a short drive to downtown Moab, Utah, and multiple national parks. Guests are encouraged to explore the desert and come back to the community at HTR Moab. One of the highlights of our location is our unique community kitchen on the property that allows you to meet a community of one-of-a-kind campers just like you. HTR Moab strives to focus on the health and well-being of its visitors as a priority. In order to ensure this, visitors are suggested to drink the appropriate amount of water each day due to rising desert temperatures. Please note that any and all vehicles entering the desert need a permit, or you will be subject to a fine.
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