Grandstaff Campground

Grandstaff Campground offers a riverside oasis where the Colorado River's gentle flow meets towering red rock cliffs, providing an intimate camping experience just minutes from Moab's adventure hub. This tent-focused campground balances proximity to world-class outdoor attractions with a serene natural setting, though road noise may occasionally intrude on the tranquility.

Situated along scenic Highway 128, Grandstaff's 16 sites nestle beneath shade-giving cottonwoods and willows, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring. While basic in amenities, with vault toilets but no running water, the campground compensates with stunning views and direct access to hiking and mountain biking trails. The nearby Grandstaff Canyon Trail leads to the impressive Morning Glory Natural Bridge, offering a perfect blend of accessibility and natural wonder.

Located just 3 miles east of Moab, Grandstaff serves as an ideal base for exploring the region's iconic landscapes. Arches National Park's otherworldly formations lie a short drive away, while the Colorado River's banks invite fishing, paddling, and scenic drives. The campground's popularity among outdoor enthusiasts is well-deserved, providing a quintessential Moab camping experience that balances natural immersion with adventure accessibility.