Dead Horse Point State Park vs Slackline Moab: side-by-side comparison

State park campground vs private RV park · RVs to 56 ft vs 20 ft.

State park campground vs private RV park. Official facts link to their source; listing facts say so; anything nobody publishes is marked as not listed. Distances are straight-line.

Dead Horse Point State Park vs Slackline Moab, side by side
AttributeDead Horse Point State ParkSlackline Moab
Run byUtah State Parks (Dead Horse Point State Park)Hipcamp
Official RV limit56 ft (Utah State Parks)Not listed — no official limit published
Guest ratingNo reviews listedNo reviews listed
BookingAll campsites require a reservation; unreserved sites can be bought at the park on the day of arrival (Utah State Parks)Reservable on Hipcamp (listing)
Max rig lengthOfficial limit 56 ft: RV sites in the Wingate loop accommodate vehicles up to 56 ft (Utah State Parks)Longest RV site listed: 20 ft (1 of 1 RV site list a length) (listing)
Hookups & power44 electric sites · 15/50-amp listed (listing)1 electric site (listing)
Electric serviceOne campground with two loops: all 21 Kayenta-loop sites have 20/30/50-amp electric; in the Wingate loop, 20 of 31 sites are electric (11 hike-in tent-only) (Utah State Parks)Not listed — check with campground
Road & site access45 paved, 10 gravel site driveways; 10 hike-in sites (listing)Not listed — check with campground
WaterNo water for RV fill-ups anywhere in the park — fill tanks in Moab or Green River (Utah State Parks); Drinking water listed (listing)Drinking water listed (listing)
GeneratorsNot listed — check with campgroundNot listed — check with campground
Quiet hoursQuiet hours 10 p.m.–7 a.m. (Utah State Parks)Not listed — check with campground
PetsPets allowed, leashed at all times (not in the Wingate-loop yurts) (Utah State Parks); Allowed (listing)Allowed (listing)
Cell signalNot listed — check with campgroundNot listed — check with campground
Shade0 of 55 sites that report shade are listed as shaded (listing)Not listed — check with campground
Stay limitsMax 8 people and one camping unit per site; the Kayenta loop is open until November 30, the Wingate loop year-round (Utah State Parks)Not listed — check with campground
Getting there11.3 mi from downtown Moab · 1.6 mi to Dead Horse Point State Park (straight-line, not driving) (listing)1.1 mi from downtown Moab · 2.9 mi to Sand Flats Recreation Area (straight-line, not driving) (listing)

Questions campers ask

Which is closer to downtown Moab, Dead Horse Point State Park or Slackline Moab?

Slackline Moab is closer: 1.1 miles from downtown Moab versus 11.3 miles for Dead Horse Point State Park (straight-line distances, not driving).

Can I reserve a site at Dead Horse Point State Park and Slackline Moab?

Dead Horse Point State Park: All campsites require a reservation; unreserved sites can be bought at the park on the day of arrival (Utah State Parks). Slackline Moab: Reservable on Hipcamp (listing).

Which has hookups for an RV?

Dead Horse Point State Park: One campground with two loops: all 21 Kayenta-loop sites have 20/30/50-amp electric; in the Wingate loop, 20 of 31 sites are electric (11 hike-in tent-only) (Utah State Parks). Slackline Moab: 1 electric site (listing).

How long an RV fits at Dead Horse Point State Park vs Slackline Moab?

Dead Horse Point State Park: Official limit 56 ft: RV sites in the Wingate loop accommodate vehicles up to 56 ft (Utah State Parks). Slackline Moab: Longest RV site listed: 20 ft (1 of 1 RV site list a length) (listing). Always confirm the specific site's length before booking.

Is there water at Dead Horse Point State Park and Slackline Moab?

Dead Horse Point State Park: No water for RV fill-ups anywhere in the park — fill tanks in Moab or Green River (Utah State Parks); Drinking water listed (listing). Slackline Moab: Drinking water listed (listing).