Overview of Moab Springs Ranch

The Moab Springs Resort is an exceptional resort located near Arches National Park on the north end of Moab, Utah. It is indeed an oasis of beauty and relaxation in the midst of the surrounding red rock landscape. The year-round accommodations at the Moab Springs Ranch consist of both Bungalows and Townhouses. The recently built luxury Bungalows are stand-alone and are fantastic for two to four people looking for studio style living with a small kitchenette and private porch. The stylish Townhouses are ideal for larger parties of four to nine people looking for multiple bedrooms, full kitchens, and outdoor lounging spaces. The Townhouses have a two-night minimum stay. All accommodations have flat screen televisions, wireless internet, and air conditioning. Whether you choose a Bungalow or a Townhouse, the quality and comfort of the units are second to none in the Moab area.

The Bungalows and Townhouses at the Moab Springs Ranch have easy access to all the resort grounds and amenities. The ranch sits on 12 amazing acres of open space that was once home to the largest ranch homestead in the Moab area. When entering the ranch, guests can see the historical two-story red brick building that serves as the ranch's main house. The Moab Springs Ranch offers a spectacular setting for its guests which includes a large private park known as the Meadow, which consists of pools, ponds, flowing spring water, huge native trees, lush lawns, hammocks, a fire circle, and views of the sandstone cliffs. The seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool is huge at 16 by 42 feet and the year-round large in-ground jetted spa is 10 foot by 10 foot. There are trails nearby with scenic views and there is direct access from the property to the Moab bike trail system. For restaurant options, there are a few places within walking distance and downtown Moab is a mere short drive away with its many dining options. The Moab Springs Ranch is the place for luxury, comfort, relaxation, and beauty as people explore the nearby National Parks, Colorado River, and Moab.