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Kane Creek Campground offers a serene retreat nestled along the Colorado River, providing a perfect blend of nature and comfort. Located at 1002 Kane Creek Blvd, Moab, UT 84532, this charming campground is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful escape surrounded by stunning red rock formations.
Whether you're camping with family or friends, Kane Creek Campground provides well-maintained sites, complete with fire pits and picnic tables. The facility features clean restrooms and showers, ensuring a comfortable stay. Its prime location offers easy access to popular attractions like Arches National Park while maintaining a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
Guests appreciate the convenience of the large dumpster and well-kept latrine facilities. The riverside setting adds a unique charm, though direct river access is limited. Site manager Dave's friendly assistance, including fixing a flat tire, has left many guests with memorable experiences.
- Scenic Location: Surrounded by breathtaking red rock landscapes and the Colorado River.
- Amenities: Fire pits, picnic tables, clean restrooms, and showers available.
- Peaceful Atmosphere: Ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat from Moab's bustling scene.
Kane Creek Campground is highly recommended by visitors who have praised its cleanliness, convenient facilities, and friendly staff. It stands out as a preferred choice compared to other campsites in the area.
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Carlos Francisco Rivera
Mar 21
Kind of pricey. I’ve been twice. I’d probably try another location. Before returning. I camped with my son. The sites seemed close too each other. I appreciated the fire pit and picnic table. The scenery is beautiful. The red rock is amazing. The river front is cool but there is no access to it unfortunately. The latrine is well kept. I appreciate the large dumpster they have. It is a fairly clean camp ground. I recommend it. It is far better than campsites inside of Moab proper that is for sure.
Laurie Turner
Jul 02
This campground is quiet and peaceful as the Colorado River flows past you below those astounding rocks. There is a shower and clean pit toilets and pristine portajohns placed at convenient intervals. Best of all the site manager, Dave, rode his bike by, said hello and dropped everything to fix my bike tire. We loved it!
Joe Smalley
May 13
No water. No electricity. No sewer. No dumpster. One portable toilet for 10 acres. Two trees on 10 acres. Skid steer operating during dinner time making so much dust we could not see across river. Much nicer when noise quit and dust settled. Beautiful sunset. Beautiful sunrise.
Rob Rutten
Sep 11
Worst campground of many we used in the US. The location is splendid but the maintenance is bad. The fee is 30$ but should be no more than 5$. No toilet paper in the toilets (only at the entrance, far from all sites) but lots of used toilet paper and garbage under the tamarisks. Deep car ruts where you would like your tent.
Jared Atkinson
Mar 30
Nice place. Only complaint is that it’s not very regulated. The “tent” area was mostly filled trailers and someone came in who had reserved 5 spots online wasn’t able to get his spots because the sites are “choose whatever site.” And you can take spots from reservation or in person so people can come in and take a spot with cash when it was actually reserved online.