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Campsite #B at Goose Island Group Sites Campground, UT
$175
Group Site #B
| Drive-In | 40 people |
| 20 ft | Pull-Through |
| 10 | weak |
7/14
7/16
Campsite #B Features: Drive-In access, Pull-Through parking, 20ft driveway, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (7)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 29% |
| 4 star | | 14% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 29% |
| 1 star | | 29% |
@Katherine50153 · Camped on May 26, 2022 at Campsite #B
We loved camping here and will definitely do it again! Super conveniently located to everything Moab has to offer. Yes, you’re close to the main road, but it’s pretty quiet at night. Being on the bike path was AWESOME! I’d recommend using your cars to block the driveway at night, as we had several cars pull in during the night and use our site (and woke up our tent camp campers…) errr… overall, great group site and highly recommend!
@RyanP8052228 · Camped on Mar 25, 2022 at Campsite #B
Love this group site! Three years in a row now.
Location is best in Moab area.
Location is best in Moab area.
@KristenH703579 · Camped on Sep 9, 2021 at Campsite #B
See feedback above:
We had an unfortunate stay here that we cut short by several days due to the terrible conditions. The campground is so close to the road that you can hear every car and truck (not completely unexpected due to the location but still not enjoyable), and the space for campers is just a gravel parking lot. It’s close enough to the toilets that you can smell them constantly. There were swarms of thousands of yellow jackets and wasps - we could not sit down to eat without being inundated, there are red ant hills everywhere, and there is no beach or river access, except for a few steep drop offs through the weeds. We have young kids and the combination of all of these factors made it incredibly too dangerous for us to stay here more than one night (even though we reserved it for four nights). Even though it’s close to the road, the group site is absolutely not worth the stay.
We had an unfortunate stay here that we cut short by several days due to the terrible conditions. The campground is so close to the road that you can hear every car and truck (not completely unexpected due to the location but still not enjoyable), and the space for campers is just a gravel parking lot. It’s close enough to the toilets that you can smell them constantly. There were swarms of thousands of yellow jackets and wasps - we could not sit down to eat without being inundated, there are red ant hills everywhere, and there is no beach or river access, except for a few steep drop offs through the weeds. We have young kids and the combination of all of these factors made it incredibly too dangerous for us to stay here more than one night (even though we reserved it for four nights). Even though it’s close to the road, the group site is absolutely not worth the stay.
@KristenH259 · Camped on Sep 9, 2021 at Campsite #B
See feedback above:
We had an unfortunate stay here that we cut short by several days due to the terrible conditions. The campground is so close to the road that you can hear every car and truck (not completely unexpected due to the location but still not enjoyable), and the space for campers is just a gravel parking lot. It’s close enough to the toilets that you can smell them constantly. There were swarms of thousands of yellow jackets and wasps - we could not sit down to eat without being inundated, there are red ant hills everywhere, and there is no beach or river access, except for a few steep drop offs through the weeds. We have young kids and the combination of all of these factors made it incredibly too dangerous for us to stay here more than one night (even though we reserved it for four nights). Even though it’s close to the road, the group site is absolutely not worth the stay.
We had an unfortunate stay here that we cut short by several days due to the terrible conditions. The campground is so close to the road that you can hear every car and truck (not completely unexpected due to the location but still not enjoyable), and the space for campers is just a gravel parking lot. It’s close enough to the toilets that you can smell them constantly. There were swarms of thousands of yellow jackets and wasps - we could not sit down to eat without being inundated, there are red ant hills everywhere, and there is no beach or river access, except for a few steep drop offs through the weeds. We have young kids and the combination of all of these factors made it incredibly too dangerous for us to stay here more than one night (even though we reserved it for four nights). Even though it’s close to the road, the group site is absolutely not worth the stay.
@KristinM721 · Camped on Jul 24, 2021 at Campsite #B
We stayed in a Group Site B. Campground garbage bins were overflowing, BBQ pit had not been cleaned of ash, and broken glass was found in the campsite. Lots and lots of ants.
Adequate parking. Convenient due to proximity to Arches NP and town.
Adequate parking. Convenient due to proximity to Arches NP and town.
@KristinM315479 · Camped on Jul 24, 2021 at Campsite #B
We stayed in a Group Site B. Campground garbage bins were overflowing, BBQ pit had not been cleaned of ash, and broken glass was found in the campsite. Lots and lots of ants.
Adequate parking. Convenient due to proximity to Arches NP and town.
Adequate parking. Convenient due to proximity to Arches NP and town.
@RyanP366 · Camped on Mar 20, 2021 at Campsite #B
Amazing spot! Close to town, biking and climbing.
Will be back!!
Will be back!!
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