Ok park, nothing great, sites very close .....................................
busy highway by the park with lots of truck traffic. there is a better park more in moab
but handy to Arches National Park.. make sure you get a time to enter the park. They go by entry times...

This is primarily an RV park and we stayed in a tent. So my perspective is as a tenter. Tent spaces are tiny and practically on top of each other. The plots may have a little grass, but were mostly hard sand and gravel. We were surrounded by RVs instead of nature and very near a loud, busy road. At night, lights are everywhere. The bathrooms and showers were fairly clean. There is free, adequate wifi. We had an electricity at our site, but had no need for it. Quiet hours start at 10 pm. At 9:45pm, people next to us idled their car engine and turned on their headlights for quite awhile as they slammed the car door repeatedly while packing up to leave. They were inconsiderate. We had hiked many miles that day and were actually asleep by 9 pm and were awaked by the noise and bright light. Maybe that's typical behavior in an RV park? We ended up paying for a small site, utilities we didn't need and the convenience of our camping neighbors.

My wife and I stayed at Moab Rim Campark for two nights in early May; camped in a travel trailer. The first night, campers in site next to us stayed up drinking and partying loudly until after midnight (quiet hours are 10:00 PM - 6 AM; we were advised of this when we checked in.) They got up and started their off road vehicle (Ford Bronco, V8 - very loud) at 5:45 AM to rev the engine and work on it. We got very little sleep. First time ever at an RV park where we've experienced such disturbance, chalked it up to neighbors excitement about getting to Moab for off-roading; left for Arches National Park pretty early so didn't report this. Second night... bigger party at site next to us, with more people, drunken partyers loudly yelling obscenities. Although I was concerned about confronting a bunch of drunks in early morning, I went out of our trailer at 12:30 AM and let them know they were disturbing us (they and their raging fire were only about 4-5 feet from our trailer) and asked that they please observe quiet hours so we could sleep. Got pushback and snide remarks from the partyers, but they grudgingly disbanded and the party was over sometime after 1:00 AM, although their bonfire didn't go out for another hour or two. When checking out the following morning, I advised the office that we had hardly slept the last two nights because of loud, drunken neighbors in campsite next to us. I was admonished for not reporting this sooner, and told that it was a group of off-roaders that had given the RV Park problems before. Due to lost sleep and terrible experience, I requested a refund for one night. Was told by office representative that the owner/manager would call me to discuss this whole issue; never heard a word from anyone. Evidently, there is no monitoring or control of campers at this park; it is campers' responsibility to police the campground themselves. If you value peace and quiet, I strongly recommend you avoid this RV Park. We will never go back.