Base Camp Adventure Lodge — Hotel in Moab

An Adventurer’s Oasis: Exploring Moab’s Base Camp in Early November

Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of Moab, Utah, Base Camp offers an unparalleled gateway to the wonders of the desert landscape. During my visit in early November, this outdoor haven proved to be the ultimate playground for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.

One of the highlights of my stay at Base Camp was the spectacular disc golf course. Set against a backdrop of towering red rock formations and sweeping desert vistas, the course provided a challenging yet rewarding experience for players of all skill levels. With each throw, I found myself immersed in the stunning natural surroundings, navigating the course’s twists and turns while soaking in the beauty of Moab’s iconic landscape.

Beyond the disc golf course, Base Camp also served as the perfect launching point for exploring nearby attractions such as Tortoise Kane Creek and Hurrah Pass. These natural wonders offered a glimpse into the raw beauty of the Utah desert, with rugged canyons, winding trails, and panoramic overlooks waiting to be discovered. Whether hiking, mountain biking, or simply taking in the awe-inspiring scenery, each adventure left me with a newfound appreciation for Moab’s diverse terrain.

Back at Base Camp, the amenities and accommodations exceeded my expectations. The campground provided spacious sites with stunning views, allowing for a true immersion in nature without sacrificing comfort. The communal areas, including fire pits and picnic areas, fostered a sense of camaraderie among fellow travelers, making for unforgettable evenings under the desert stars.

Moreover, the staff at Base Camp were friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to ensure that every aspect of my stay was nothing short of exceptional. Whether offering insider tips on local trails or helping to arrange guided excursions, their passion for Moab and dedication to guest satisfaction truly set Base Camp apart as a premier destination in the area.

In conclusion, my experience at Base Camp in Moab, Utah, during early November was nothing short of extraordinary. From the exhilarating disc golf course to the awe-inspiring landscapes of Tortoise Kane Creek and Hurrah Pass, every moment was filled with adventure and wonder. For anyone seeking an unforgettable outdoor escape in the heart of the desert, Base Camp is the ultimate destination. I can’t wait to return and continue exploring all that this incredible oasis...

Only our second time, and yet it feels like we have been going there for years….it is a place that becomes like home. And Tom and Theresa feel like old, old friends…folks you have known for years, with all of their quirks and their amazing personalities and their energy. The place itself is magical: drive your car down a road that sheds Moab like old fur at springtime and by the time you have navigated the 17 mile sort-of-road to and down Hurrah Pass, you know you are going to a special place. You park your car, unpack your food and your stuff, and just spend however many days you have lucked out in booking just leaving your room, setting out in any direction, and walking into terrain that is found nowhere else except in the Southeastern section of Red Rock Utah. You don’t look at your car again, or think about it, until you have to leave. You can just sit on a porch or patio and lose yourself in contemplation of the River flowing below your porch, or the hills of painted stone….relax your mind and your soul. Tom will regale you with stories from his colorful past, Kobei the African Tortoise will fix you with his ancient eyes, Jax the particular pooch might grace you with his presence and his quiet demand for worship, Theresa’s laugh will captivate you with its joy…… you can feel whole and peaceful. This place is not for everyone. It is for folks who love the silence and the rocks and walking down a wash and examining small plants and looking for fossils and spending time engaging in serenity, or…playing disc golf since he runs two, 18 hole courses renowned for their beauty and difficulty. Me? I will take...

Only our second time, and yet it feels like we have been going there for years….it is a place that becomes like home. And Tom and Theresa feel like old, old friends…folks you have known for years, with all of their quirks and their amazing personalities and their energy. The place itself is magical: drive your car down a road that sheds Moab like old fur at springtime and by the time you have navigated the 17 mile sort-of-road to and down Hurrah Pass, you know you are going to a special place. You park your car, unpack your food and your stuff, and just spend however many days you have lucked out in booking just leaving your room, setting out in any direction, and walking into terrain that is found nowhere else except in the Southeastern section of Red Rock Utah. You don’t look at your car again, or think about it, until you have to leave. You can just sit on a porch or patio and lose yourself in contemplation of the River flowing below your porch, or the hills of painted stone….relax your mind and your soul. Tom will regale you with stories from his colorful past, Kobei the African Tortoise will fix you with his ancient eyes, Jax the particular pooch might grace you with his presence and his quiet demand for worship, Theresa’s laugh will captivate you with its joy…… you can feel whole and peaceful. This place is not for everyone. It is for folks who love the silence and the rocks and walking down a wash and examining small plants and looking for fossils and spending time engaging in serenity, or…playing disc golf since he runs two, 18 hole courses renowned for their beauty and difficulty. Me? I will take...