Arches National Park

For those rambling cross country in a motor home, you would do well to stop in Moab Utah at the KOA (a national chain) or Moab Valley RV Resort. Both of these campgrounds accommodate full hook-ups for motor homes, have tent sites and cabins to rent to visitors to Moab, Utah and the surrounding National Parks.

In the desert, the swimming pools at both locations will be welcomed refreshment after hiking in Arches National Park. Some extra ammenities are the miniature golf, horse shoes, volley ball, and play grounds. KOA rents an odd little low rider cycle that is a whirl of fun! Moab Valley RV Resort has human size chess pieces on a board the size of a patio! You would do well to stop in Moab and stay at either of these campgrounds.

Tired of driving? Prefer to keep your rig parked, hooked up? Contact Tag-A-Long Expeditions for a guided tour of Arches National Park. Tag-A-Long Expeditions provides complimentary campground pick ups at the office of either of these locations.

A 4 hour tour of Arches, enables a visitor to hike the Park Avenue trail (one-way), Tag-A-Long completes the shuttle for you. Look onto the map at this link: http://www.nps.gov/arch/planyourvisit/upload/archmap.pdf
The tour continues to showcase the famous Balanced Rock and a stop at the Windows Section of Arches National Park, where the greatest collection of arches and windows can be found in one spot in the park. The tours then exits Arches National Park by the lesser used path of Willow Springs Road. Tag-A-Long is a backcountry outfitter and offers this exclusive experience of the park. The trail intersects a petrified ground criss-crossed with dinosaur tracks, a very special revelation of Moab's Place on the Dinosaur Diamond in the west.

Yep. You would do well to stop in Moab, Utah for a visit.
We all welcome you.