Pirate Cove Resort at Moabi Regional Park

The river was absolutely beautiful. Coming from Northern California. It’s always wonderful to see water. We were fortunate on our Peninsula site, it only had two sites; A & B. Private beach to ourselves, made it great for the dog. Yes lots of noise with the boats and the ski jets. But that’s what people are there for. Had a two nights day wish it was three. Oh be sure to bring bug spray!

This place was not nearly as beautiful as the photos on this site and elsewhere. The peninsula campsites are great but only because they are in the Colorado river. But WAY TOO PRICEY - $70 / night. Lots of off-road vehicles at these river front campsites and lots of loud boats going by all day. Still a nice spot. Don’t reserve ac”C” site on any of the peninsulas (See map), because you will not be able to see the water is someone is in B and D, and the C sites are really cramped. You will be looking at the back of your neighbors camper for $70 per night. The Marina is nice. The restaurant and the store are overdone with the pirate theme but kids would like it. Bring your own food if you want to cook at your campsite, because a CAN OF CORN will cost you $3.99. And a can of Hormel chili will cost you $4.99. Ridiculous!

Really disappointed. It was pricey so my expectations were high. We did not get a river spot which was fine with me until we got here and the alternative was a concrete parking lot. Then, the bathrooms were sweltering hot and full of spiders. AllStays said there was a pool, a necessity in 110 degree heat - nope, just a small splash pad that quit working after 15 minutes. We had booked three nights and left after the first night. Definitely will not return.

We enjoyed the beautiful riverfront camping very much, although it was indeed quite expensive. Each pod on the peninsula has four or five campsites. We were able to get the one campsite that actually faced a little beach so it was one of the nicer campsites in our pod. Check in was extremely complex and took almost a half an hour. So many forms to sign, plus proof of insurance required. The resort waived the two night minimum and the early check-in fee because we were drop ins and only wanted to stay one night. I'm glad we stayed here, but I probably would not return. The Wi-Fi worked quite well and the over the air TV channels were fine. The bathrooms were clean and nice with trash facilities not far from each campsite.

Overrated & Over priced ! Office staff very accommodating! Obviously water sites on the river with hookups are amazing, but all other campsites are hardly worth $70 p/night. Restaurant prices also very expensive, happy hour is for drinks only@ $1.00 off p/drink ? If you want to arrive or leave on a Saturday water front sites are unavailable ? Will not stay here again !

We were here for 1 night in the tent camping area ($25). The tent camping area is filthy: trash, dog droppings, fire remains, dilapidated campsites. The bathrooms and showers are about the best you'll find: clean, functional, hot water, 25 cents for 2.5 minutes of shower.

I arrived too late to turn around and leave. For 65.00 partial hookups or 70.00 full hookups I expected a RV resort. Boy was I disappointed. I was parked next to an eye sore of a mobile home area and I could see no more beauty than in a casino parking lot. What a waste of money!

Amazing! Got lucky and got a spot on the peninsula (Colorado river). Basically our own private beach! Went up to the bar and grill for dinner which was fantastic with an amazing sunset view.

Little islands provide full hoock-up and private beach at the Colorado beach. Direct water access, grill and pick-nick table provided. Lovely place to relax and enjoy the sun.

A little pricey but beautiful views on the Colorado River. You can park right on the river and have beach access. The bathroom/showers are individual-private but you have to pay to shower with quarters.