Off-road & 4x4
Hittle Bottom Group Site is on SR-128 along the Colorado River, run by the BLM Moab Field Office. It has tent and RV sites, with an official RV limit of 40 ft.
This weekend (Fri, Nov 13 – Sun, Nov 15): Reserve or first come. Group sites reservable on Recreation.gov (up to six months and at least eight days ahead); individual sites first come, first served. Source: BLM Moab Field Office — Visitor Guide (dated 7/16/24)
RVs to 40 ft vs 24 ft · listed from $150 vs $125/night
Read comparison →RVs to 40 ft vs 34 ft · listed from $150 vs $100/night
Read comparison →Listed from $150 vs $100/night · 17.7 vs 6.4 mi from downtown Moab (straight-line)
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Live from Recreation.gov, checked Nov 12. Rates are the provider's nightly rates; totals are estimates before taxes & fees.
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Live from Recreation.gov, checked Nov 12.
| Site | Fr 13 | Sa 14 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 group standard nonelectric | W | W | $150 |
✓ available · R reserved · X not available · C closed · W first come, first served · N not yet released
Managed by BLM Moab Field Office (SR-128). Official facts link to their source; “Listing” facts come from the Recreation.gov listing. Anything we can't source says so.
Nearby parks (straight-line): Arches National Park 18.7 mi · Dead Horse Point State Park 29.4 mi
Official limit 40 ft (BLM max RV length for this campground). Official road and access notes apply. Unsure if your rig fits? Check it in the Moab Rig Fit tool
MOAB FIELD OFFICE
17.7 mi from downtown Moab (straight-line)
15.8 mi to Sand Flats Recreation Area (straight-line)
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Hittle Bottom Group Site sits on the north end of the Hittle Bottom campground along Highway 128, right beside the Colorado River where the canyon corridor opens to views of Fisher Towers and Professor Valley. The campsite is a common put-in for river trips a boat ramp in the main campground makes launching rafts and boats straightforward and it's a convenient base for activities that define the Moab Field Office: whitewater rafting and river trips, hiking and mountain biking on nearby trails, technical climbs at Fisher Towers, and four-wheel-drive routes that thread the surrounding sandstone …
Stephen P ★ 4 · Oct 2025Loved the site, views are spectacular.
Ryan J ★ 5 · Mar 2025Grew up camping here when it was much more primitive. Recently returned for a short weekend trip. The views are unbelievable from this site!!! Hike to Fisher Towers is nearby and insanely beautiful. Watch for climbers on on "Ancient Art." Drive toward Moab and hike to Morning Glory Arch from the Grandstaff Trailhead. A true oasis in the desert. One of my favorite places in the world. Facilities were clean and our group was very pleased with our trip. Will return in the future.
Sage H ★ 5 · Apr 2023We LOVE this spot! We’ve been 3 times, with several families. It’s beautiful, clean, and set apart from the busyness of Moab.
Picks are 40 ft or shorter — the official RV length limit here. Fly into Salt Lake City (~235 mi, ~3 hr 50 min to Moab, approx.) or rent locally.
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Closest stays by type. Distances are straight-line from Hittle Bottom Group Site, not driving.
