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brianseay1
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Oct 28, 2017

RZR friendly campgrounds in and around Moab Utah

Looking for campgrounds in the Moab Utah area that are ATV friendly. Would like to be able to hit the trails without having to load up on a trailer. Our RZR's are not street legal, so we do not want to get into trouble with the law for riding on the roads. Have any of you had any personal experience with these types of campgrounds? does anyone have any recommendations? Thx for any info.
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    brianseay1
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2017
    Camorhino wrote:
    Archview RV Resort and Campground. About 9 miles north of Moab on 191. You can ride out of there on all the trails north of town, 7 Mile Rim, White Wash Sand Dunes, Dubinkey Wells. They even have a gas station. It has been several years since we last stayed there, so you may want to check if they are still ATV friendly.


    Thx for the info, it is appreciated.
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    brianseay1
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2017
    azdryheat wrote:
    If don't mind heading west to Marysvale on the 89, South Forty RV Park caters to ORV's. There is a trailhead to 2200 miles of trails at the park. Jim and Terri are terrific park owners.


    Thx for the info, it is appreciated.
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    azdryheat
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2017
    If don't mind heading west to Marysvale on the 89, South Forty RV Park caters to ORV's. There is a trailhead to 2200 miles of trails at the park. Jim and Terri are terrific park owners.
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    Camorhino
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2017
    Just remembered, Ken's Lake south of town on BLM ground may work for you also. Have driven by it, but never stayed there.
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    Camorhino
    Explorer
    Oct 29, 2017
    Archview RV Resort and Campground. About 9 miles north of Moab on 191. You can ride out of there on all the trails north of town, 7 Mile Rim, White Wash Sand Dunes, Dubinkey Wells. They even have a gas station. It has been several years since we last stayed there, so you may want to check if they are still ATV friendly.
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    kerrlakeRoo
    Explorer
    Oct 28, 2017
    I would suggest you check here
    www.discovermoab.com
    And check with the local offices.

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