The managment was awful. The pool didn't work the whole time and they didn't give us any prior warning to that condition. The internet was down for 3 days and they refused to give us a refund. When we went to make a complaint about the internet, the manager said, "Well my internet has been working fine." If you're looking... more

I made reservations to camp with our trailer for 9 days for the Easter Jeep Jamboree. We traveled 670 miles one way and participated in the Jeep Jamboree 5 days. During our stay we had to move our camp three times because of over-bookings. This was so inconvenient especially after participating in the Jamboree. When we got back to camp... more

My family and I stayed here with out pop up trailer. When I made the reservation, I was told that I got the last site. After I arrived I realized that there were quite a few empty sites. (This may have been due to cancellations.) I was amazed at how close the next camper was. It was less than 10... more

We loved our stay at Archview. We stayed in a basic cabin with two full size beds and one twin. The twin was just a wooden board but my 11 year old daughter put a blanket and sleeping bag on it and had no complaints. We grilled on the grill provided in front of the cabin, and ate our dinner... more

This used to be a quiet campground. We stayed several times over the years. Recently, it has changed. It now attracts dune buggies and ATVs. They have routes from the campground out into the desert. There is a constant stream of noisy ATV zipping around the campground burning fuel like it is cheap. Parties go on well past mid-night. There... more

We stayed in this campground for four nights in mid May while we were in the area with some friends to do some off-roading outside of Moab. We camped in a motorhome and found their sites to be large enough for our 30' Class C motorhome, VW dunebuggy and a pick-up truck. The only bummer is that a cable TV... more

We were on an 11 day vacation and needed to save some money. Luckily, Archview provided good accommodations for reasonable money. Our cabin was a deluxe model and possessed a bathroom and linens. Though the double bed was in essence a roll away, but it was comfortable. The room had a futon, a microwave and a minifridge. The room had... more

We stayed two nights at an Archview tent site. Pros: Clean shower and bathroom; 24 hour arrival; close to Arches/Canyonlands/Moab; dishwashing station; drinking water at each site; Cons: Very, very near to Hwy 191...very noisy all night long; tent sites very close together, basically hanging out with neighbors all night long; allow dogs, which can be annoying when they bark... more

I stayed at Archview Campground in the small cabins they offer for $62.50 a night. They are so small two people bump into one another inside them. The shower is so small that if you bendover your stuck like a cat in a pipe. They offer no daily cleaning and towels are about as large as a washcloth. I think... more