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Winter Special

Now offering the 3rd night free when booking 3 or more nights. Winter is our favorite season in Moab. The National Parks become serene. Entry restrictions drop away. Trails empty out. The vast Moab landscape breathes a big sigh of relief!

 

To redeem the 3rd night free, simply use code 3FOR2 on our website - or, if you are booking more than 3 nights please call our Front Desk to redeem the offer. Offer is valid for reservation dates starting December 1, 2024 and ending by February 13, 2025. Discount can't be combined with any other offer, direct bookings only. 

 

Please email info@moabspringsranch.com or call 435-259-7891 if you have any other questions. See you at the resort!

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  • Experience our

    Historic

    Desert Oasis
    Horsethief Coffee Inside the Historic Ranch House at Moab Springs Ranch Horsethief Coffee Inside the Historic Ranch House at Moab Springs Ranch
  • Horsethief Coffee Inside the

    Historic Ranch House

    at Moab Springs Ranch
    The historic ranch house on the Moab Springs property is a two storey faded red brick structure with a covered balcony on the upper floor overlooking lush vegetation. The Main House at Moab Springs Ranch is a two story brown brick structure that sits amongst lush tall trees with multi-colored vegetation at its' doorstep.
  • DISCOVER OUR NEW

    BUNGALOWS

    & STYLISH TOWNHOUSES
    Panoramic view of two townhouse units at Moab Springs Ranch facing vibrant green lawns, cottonwood trees and a shallow stream. Two units of brick and wood townhouses stand side by side with tall green cottonwood trees and a stream in the front the properties at Moab Springs Ranch.
  • Moab Springs Ranch:

    Steeped In History,

    Rich With Character
    The historic ranch house on the Moab Springs property is a two storey faded red brick structure with a covered balcony on the upper floor overlooking lush vegetation. The Main House at Moab Springs Ranch is a two story brown brick structure that sits amongst lush tall trees with multi-colored vegetation at its' doorstep.
  • Bike-In, Bike-Out: Perfect

    Basecamp

    for Outdoor Enthusiasts
    A large panoramic view of the monolithic mountains and sandcliffs of Moab, Utah and a lone male mountain biker riding up a trail. A male mountain biker is riding up a biking trail against the backdrop of a towering sandstone cliff in Moab, Utah.
  • Relax & Unwind After

    MOAB

    Adventures
    A large panoramic view of the monolithic mountains and sandcliffs of Moab, Utah and a lone male mountain biker riding up a trail. A male mountain biker is riding up a biking trail against the backdrop of a towering sandstone cliff in Moab, Utah.
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Welcome to Moab Springs Ranch in the Beautiful State of Utah

Welcome to Moab Springs Ranch. Nestled beneath Moab’s red rock is a cool, shady oasis of majestic cottonwood trees, a flowing waterscape and comfortable, stylish accommodations. Perfectly located near Arches National Park, the Colorado River and downtown Moab, with bike in, bike-out access to Moab’s extensive trail network.

We offer two types of accommodations: our stand-alone luxury bungalows with studio style living and our large one, two & three bedroom townhouses. The bungalows include kitchenettes, vaulted ceilings, private porches with outdoor dining sets and drive-up access. The stylish townhouses have separate bedrooms, complete kitchens and covered decks for outdoor dining. Both types of accommodations include access to our resort amenities.

Our resort offers a large private park, ponds, pools, flowing waterscape, hammocks and shade. Not to mention a heated swimming pool and hot tub, campfire circle and spectacular sunset views. Our eco friendly property also provides direct trail access to the Moab wilderness, as well as other attractions such as the Colorado River, a nearby vineyard and National parks. Did we mention the hammocks?

Now featuring Horsethief Coffee located in the Historic Ranch House at Moab Springs Ranch. Serving locally roasted coffee from Fresh Moab Coffee (FMC), baked goods, bagels & more! Click here to view menu & coffee shop details.

Book your accommodations online today - we’ll see you at the ranch

A row of townhouse units at Moab Springs Ranch features two-car garages built with brick and wood columns, covered balconies and large square woodframed windows.

Townhouses

Enjoy spacious one, two and three bedroom townhouse accommodations featuring full kitchens and private furnished patio space.

A brown and grey drawing of a typical bungalow unit, built entirely in wood, on the property of Moab Springs Ranch in Moab, Utah.

Bungalows

Private, spacious studio-style accommodations.

Experience

Moab Utah

Explore the entire Moab area from our ranch, ideally located at the north end of Moab’s Main Street, 1 mile from the Colorado River and 3.5 miles from Arches National Park. Our guests enjoy quick and easy access to all of the area’s natural landscapes, protected parks and the Colorado River. A quick drive - or better yet - bike out the front door onto the extensive Moab Area Bike trails network. Hike or bike out the back door to the Slickrock Trail Mesa. Discover how invigorating a bike-in, bike-out vacation can be!

Explore

Moab's First Ranch

Our restored historic Ranch House was once the largest ranch homestead in the Moab area, and stretches all the way back to the pioneer-era and The Old Spanish Trail. Inspired by this rich history, the two-story red-brick building still serves as our main house, and informed the rest of the resort’s overall design, which boasts an incredible 12 acres of open space for you to discover.

The history of Moab Springs Ranch begins with Native Americans who farmed the Moab Valley with the spring water. Moab’s first non-native settler chose this well-watered oasis and built stone cabins here. In the 1890’s the two-story National Historic Register Ranch House was completed. We have preserved the historic buildings and nurtured the grove of huge native cottonwood trees. Today’s visitor will find this place to be as welcoming as did the generations of desert wanderers who rested here.