08/06/2026
Week two of my RV Parks worth Noting. We are moving a bit farther south. I’d like to mention Sun Outdoors North Moab. The first time we visited Moab we had planned on just boondocking up off Sand Flats road. Unfortunately it was unusually hot that October, mid to high 90s, and we decided we needed to be somewhere we could run the AC all day, so on the drive down I started looking for a park with availability that could fit the truck, toyhauler, and both cars. Sun Outdoors North Moab had a spot, so we snagged it. The park isn’t a large park, but has nice mature trees and is only five minutes from Arches and five minutes from downtown Moab. They do have a pool and small store, laundry on site, and there is a pretty decent restaurant right at the entrance. From this park you can walk, bike, or ride down into town. It’s an easy in and out with a trailer, and does have quiet hours that people are respectful of. This park has a big variety of visitors from hikers and bikers to national park goers to off roaders. We stayed here a second time once again after changing our plans due to weather, and then ended up extending our stay a couple days. They tried their best to accommodate us but unfortunately our particular site had been booked but they did some rearranging and got us another large site and moving was quite easy. There are several Sun Outdoors parks in the Moab area, we found this one out of necessity but now it’s my go-to park.
In this picture the sites look closer together than they actually are. Also something to note, we know RV parks don’t allow people to work on their vehicles in the park. But when I broke an axle on Poison Spider we tucked my car up out of the way and swapped out the axle. Nothing major, but nobody said anything. I figured they understood.