Some info has been automatically translated. Show original language

Vacation rentals in Moab

Find and book unique accommodations on Airbnb

Top-rated vacation rentals in Moab

Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.

%{current} / %{total}1 / 1
Top guest favorite
The adobe townhome showcases a warm exterior with multiple sections, surrounded by lush landscaping and rock formations. The backdrop features striking red rock cliffs under a clear sky. A neatly maintained yard complements the structure, providing a welcoming atmosphere.
Townhouse in Moab
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Rock Krawler

Stay in this adobe townhome featuring spectacular views of the red rocks and the La Sal Mountains from your private patio. This property features southwest decor, 3 bedrooms w/king & queen beds, two and half bathrooms, ready to use kitchen, dining area, large screen TV’s, internet, and a 2 car garage for your toys. Located 5 minutes south of downtown Moab. Minutes from Arches National Park, the Colorado River, Canyon Lands Park, and spectacular trails for motorized and non-motorized travel.

Guest favorite
A modern living area features a comfortable sofa and a coffee table with a sleek design. An inviting area rug adds color underfoot. The well-equipped kitchen is visible, showcasing stainless steel appliances and light cabinetry.
Townhouse in Moab
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 307 reviews

#1 Dog and ADA Friendly, Walking distance to Hikin

Experience comfort in our pet-friendly, ADA single-level, modern rustic townhouse – an ideal retreat for couples! Angel Rock Rentals Of Moab, conveniently situated 4 miles South of downtown Moab, offers a tranquil escape. Rest peacefully in our plush queen-size bed and optimize your budget by utilizing our well-equipped kitchen for cost-effective and delicious simple meals. Revel in breathtaking valley views, captivating sunsets, or venture an early morning hike on nearby Hidden Valley Trail.

Top guest favorite
A corner view of E-Rock's Casita features a single-story home with a welcoming façade. The surrounding landscape includes red rock formations in the background and a fenced yard. A driveway and patio seating area are visible, providing a glimpse of the outdoor space.
Home in Moab
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 190 reviews

E Rock's Casita; 3 bd/2ba Parking, Pool, Hot Tub!

Located minutes south of downtown Moab, E Rock's Casita is a single family, private home that offers 3 bedrooms and recently updated 2 bathrooms. The Casita has a vaulted ceiling with an open concept living/dining/and kitchen area, a large dining table that comfortably sits 8, couches to hang on, TV and sound system, and ample outdoor seating on our patio. Guests also have access to the community pool and hot tub. Overflow parking for trailers is across the street. Well behaved dogs ok!

Guest favorite
A welcoming living room features a large sectional sofa adorned with colorful pillows. A vibrant area rug adds a pop of color to the hardwood floor. Natural light floods through several windows, illuminating the space, while a wall-mounted TV is positioned across from the seating area.
Home in Moab
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 278 reviews

The Shack I Private Hot Tub I Trailer Parking

Welcome to The Shack managed by Moab Utah Properties. Modern home located just outside of town with all the amenities to park cars, trailers, toys and RV. Amazing views of the La Sal Mountains. Fast trail and lake access. Hot tub and private patio to host big groups. Full hook-ups for an RV or camper on the property that are available for guests to use for an addition fee of $75 per night. Please inquire if you'd like to use the hook-ups. Inside is newly remodeled and with new furnishings.

Guest favorite
An Avion trailer is positioned under a covered patio, displaying a silver exterior and large windows. Brightly colored turquoise and red chairs are arranged on a wooden deck, while a pink flamingo decoration adds a playful touch to the outdoor space.
Tiny home in Moab
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Diner and a Movie Avion- AC/Heat/WiFi/kitchen/bath

Looking for a stay with a little extra sizzle? Diner and a Movie is a fully-equipped vintage Avion trailer we’ve restored with a retro flair and modern comfort, taking you straight back to a classic 1950s diner-jukebox vibes, neon colors, and a cozy setup for watching your favorite flicks. Located just south of downtown Moab, our growing collection will eventually include five other trailers, each with its own unique theme. Come be part of something cool, classic, and unforgettable!

Guest favorite
An accessible cabin entrance is showcased with a wooden ramp leading up to a covered porch. The surrounding area includes a fenced yard, paved pathway, and nearby buildings in soft tones. Lush greenery and a gravel surface complete the tranquil outdoor scene.
Tiny home in Moab
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 336 reviews

Juniper Grove Cabin #20

Designed for comfort and accessibility, this 1 bed, 1 bath ADA-compliant retreat sleeps 4 with a king bed and pull-out sofa. Pet friendly and minutes from downtown Moab, it’s also a short drive to Arches and Canyonlands. Enjoy a full kitchen, climate control, Wi-Fi, and a porch perfect for unwinding. Fully fenced private yard. Oversized vehicle and trailer parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Claim your desert basecamp today and let the adventure begin.

Guest favorite
The open living space features high vaulted ceilings and large windows allowing natural light to fill the room. A comfortable seating area includes gray armchairs and a leather sofa, with a coffee table centered on an area rug. The kitchen is visible in the background, equipped with modern appliances.
Townhouse in Moab
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

3B/2B Modern Downtown Moab Home - Amazing Location

My modern twin townhome is in the center of Moab just two blocks off Main Street in a quiet neighborhood. Vaulted ceilings make the living space light and bright with windows facing east and south. Detailed cleaning/disinfecting. Dual-band WiFi. Fully stocked with all you need. Great outdoor patio with gas BBQ. Two doors down is a great bike shop (with a daily shuttle to key trails), and one block from Moab's best Thai restaurant. 50 amp electric vehicle outlet for a fee.

Top guest favorite
A luxurious glamping tent is set against a rugged red rock backdrop. A wooden deck connects the tent to the natural landscape, while inside, a spacious bed is visible along with a seating area, creating a harmonious blend of comfort and nature.
Tent in Moab
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 503 reviews

• Moab Glamping Luxury Tent sleeps 4

Welcome to Crooked Bindi Ranch! This is a one of a kind escape in the gorgeous Moab region nestled in the wild and untouched beauty of nature. A unique glamping experience on 80 acres of private and secluded land. Two luxury tents available furnished with hotel quality beds and linens. Each tent has a private bathroom in close proximity built right into the red rock landscape with a hot shower, sink and flush toilet, allowing for complete comfort with a wild side.

Guest favorite
A modern structure built from natural materials is set against a backdrop of rugged red rock formations. Large windows provide an expansive view of the surrounding landscape, while a windmill towers above the building, blending functionality with the environment.
Home in Moab
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Last Hurrah "Condo"

Two bedroom, queen in the master, two singles in the 2nd bedroom, a couch, and a futon. Just like your house, pots, pans, dishes, silverware, glasses, refrigerator, stove, microwave, and coffee pot. Property on 145 acres and mile of Colorado River frontage. Surrounded by thousands of acres and no neighbors. Lots of hiking, kayaks, usually a beach, side by sides, fossils, and wildlife. Seven additional rentals on the property if the Condo doesn't fit your needs.

Top guest favorite
Three rustic bungalows are situated side by side, each featuring a welcoming porch with steps leading up to the entrance. Soft lighting outlines the roofs, highlighting the wooden exteriors against a backdrop of red rock formations and greenery.
Bungalow in Moab
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Ranch House Bungalow @ Moab Springs Ranch

Moab Springs Ranch is a boutique resort near Arches National Park. Includes basic kitchenette (mini-fridge, microwave, dishes), smart TV, private furnished patio, parking next to unit & more! Resort amenities include: outdoor pool, hot tub, private park, BBQs, hammocks, natural flowing springs/pond, trail access, viewpoints, electric car chargers and campfire circle. Don’t miss the sunset views! *NOTE: You must be 25 or older to rent this unit.*

Top guest favorite
An inviting living area features earthy tones with a curved brown sofa and a light-colored accent chair. Decorative shelves display various art pieces and natural elements, softly lit to enhance the ambiance. A circular glass table rests on a textured area rug.
Townhouse in Moab
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Amazing Moab Oasis. Hot Tub Pool Adventure and pet

Nestled in the stunning red rock landscape of Utah, Oasis Townhome is your perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Enjoy breathtaking views, hiking, stargazing, off-roading, shopping, dining, and more. This newly renovated, three-bedroom retreat is just minutes from downtown Moab and features a private hot tub, foosball table, community pool, fully stocked kitchen, and the coolest vibes in Moab. Plus, it's pet-friendly! 🐕

Top guest favorite
A cozy sleeping area features a spacious bed adorned with soft green sheets and pillows. A large window provides a scenic view of the red rock landscape, allowing natural light to fill the space.
Camper/RV in Moab
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Red Rock Teardrop Trailer #4

Nothing beats the feeling of spending the night in the great outdoors and there is no better way to experience Moab's amazing red rock desert. This top of the line trailer will make your camping experience a glamping experience! Greet the beauty of the desert while cooking breakfast in our well equipped outdoor kitchen. We deliver to your campsite. No need to tow! You secure your campsite and we take care of the rest.

Popular amenities for Moab vacation rentals

When is the best time to visit Moab?

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg. price€ 106€ 107€ 156€ 183€ 185€ 162€ 131€ 129€ 171€ 183€ 146€ 124
Avg. temp-2°C2°C7°C11°C17°C23°C26°C25°C20°C12°C4°C-2°C

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Moab?

    Moab has stays ranging from downtown apartments to cozy homes near the Colorado River and lodges just outside Arches National Park. Many visitors choose the central area for easy access to restaurants, galleries, and outdoor outfitters.

  • What are the best things to do in Moab with kids?

    Families can explore kid-friendly trails in Arches National Park, join guided rafting or jeep tours, and visit local museums to learn about the region’s geology and paleontology. Public parks around town also have playgrounds and picnic spots.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Moab?

    Explore dramatic landscapes at Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, hike scenic trails, and enjoy mountain biking on well-known paths. The area also has opportunities for rock climbing, guided rafting, and stargazing under clear night skies.

  • How is the weather in Moab?

    Moab has warm, dry summers with average highs near 89–94°F (32–35°C), and cool to cold winters around 17–39°F (-8–4°C). Spring and autumn tend to be milder, making those seasons frequently suggested for outdoor activities.

  • What are the best places to visit in Moab?

    Arches National Park is frequently suggested for its unique rock formations, while Canyonlands National Park has broad vistas and hiking opportunities. The Moab Museum showcases regional history, and downtown Moab is known for shops, art galleries, and eateries.

  • What are some hiking trails in Moab?

    Moab has trails like Devils Garden and Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, and Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park. Easy walks, moderate hikes, and challenging routes are available around the region’s canyons and rivers.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Moab?

    Families can go on raft trips down the Colorado River, discover dinosaur tracks nearby, and enjoy hands-on exhibits at local museums. Nature walks, picnic spots, and gentle biking paths are also found around town.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Moab?

    Explore Dead Horse Point State Park for iconic canyon views or visit local ghost towns to discover Moab’s mining history. The La Sal Mountains around town are a popular destination for hiking, wildlife spotting, and scenic drives.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Moab?

    Many Moab accommodations welcome pets, especially in central neighborhoods and near the river. Several parks and trails around town are accessible for visitors traveling with dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Moab?

    Carry ample water and sun protection, as conditions can be dry and sunny. Early mornings are often quiet on trails, and parking fills up quickly near popular sites, so consider visiting at less crowded hours.

  • What is Moab known for?

    Moab is known for striking red rock scenery, outdoor adventures such as hiking, mountain biking, and rafting, and access to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. The region’s geology and paleontology also attract visitors interested in dinosaurs and fossils.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Moab?

    Seek out historic sites like nearby dinosaur trackways or less-traveled trails in the Sand Flats Recreation Area. Local art spaces and small coffee shops around downtown offer a distinct slice of Moab’s community life.

  • What are the best foods to try in Moab?

    Moab has Southwestern-inspired cuisine, often featuring local ingredients in dishes like green chile stew, Navajo tacos, and regional barbecue. Bakeries and coffee shops also serve homemade pies and fresh pastries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Moab?

    Bring sturdy walking shoes, lightweight layers for changing temperatures, and sun protection such as hats and sunscreen. A reusable water bottle and snacks are helpful when exploring parks and trails.

  • What is the nightlife in Moab like?

    Moab has a laid-back nightlife scene, with casual bars, restaurants offering live music, and outdoor patios downtown. Community events and seasonal festivals are also often enjoyed during evenings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Moab?

    Moab Jeep Safari draws off-road enthusiasts each spring, while Moab Music Festival brings live performances in scenic venues near late summer. The region also hosts art fairs and trail-running events throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Moab?

    Moab has a wide selection of family-friendly vacation rentals, from homes with multiple bedrooms to apartments near playgrounds and parks. Many options feature kitchens, yards, and easy access to outdoor activities.

  • When is the best time to visit Moab?

    Spring, with temperatures around 32–77°F (0–25°C), and autumn, ranging from 40–82°F (4–28°C), are often recommended for outdoor activities and exploring the red rock landscape. Wildflowers make spring a favorite, while autumn brings crisp days and scenic views. These seasons are typically popular for hiking and cycling experiences around Moab.

All about Moab

Moab is a growing city in the eastern part of Utah characterized by vast desert and rust-colored mesas. The compact downtown is centered on South Main Street, which is lined with colorful shops, local breweries, and restaurants serving Southwestern cuisine. Visitors come here to hike, bike, canyoneer, camp, and climb in the desert.

Moab is located next to two national parks — Arches and Canyonlands — and as such its most popular attractions are its protected outdoor surroundings. While these two parks get top billing, the trails at Dead Horse Point State Park that open up into sweeping panoramas and water activities like white-water rafting trips, kayaking, and canoeing on the winding Colorado River shouldn’t be overlooked.

For calmer waters, head 10 miles south of town to Ken’s Lake where you can swim and picnic after a long day on the trails. Local breweries provide a refreshing break from the hot sun, and a little outside of town, wineries with views of the mesas offer tastings.

What are the top things to do in Moab?

Arches National Parks

Moab is located next to two of the most beautiful red-rock national parks in America, and no visit here is complete without a trip to the Arches National Park. The most iconic landform in the park is the Delicate Arch, a rock formation named after its magnificent and fragile natural structure. Other notable destinations in Arches National park are the Devil’s Garden Loop, a hiking trail that takes you through eight unique arches, and the Double Arch, which is only a 20-minute round trip.

Downtown Moab

Moab is a small town, but its downtown has plenty of local shops where you can find souvenirs, outdoor clothing and gear, boutiques, produce co-ops, and more. There are plenty of options for great Mexican food, plus wood-paneled steakhouses, breakfast cafes, coffee shops, and bakeries. Murals scattered throughout South Main Street provide photo opportunities, and old school bars offer pool tables.

Island In The Sky

Only a 40-minute drive from the city, Island in the Sky is one of the most accessible points of natural beauty in Canyonlands National Park, as this protected site doesn’t require a long hike for rewarding views. This excursion does, however, require a four-wheel-drive vehicle to handle the rugged roadway. As you approach the Islands In the Sky entrance, there’s a visitor center where you can grab maps before making your way along the mixture of paved and unpaved roads that pass through the colorful mines at Potash and a series of sandstone arches to reach the Grand View Point. Situated on a mesa about 1,000 feet from the ground below, this outlook provides unbeatable views of the canyons below, as well as views over the Colorado and Green rivers.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Moab

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 540 vacation rentals in Moab

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Moab vacation rentals start at € 26 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 54,140 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    280 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 170 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    280 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    270 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    510 of Moab vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Moab rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Moab stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

  1. Airbnb
  2. United States
  3. Utah
  4. Grand County
  5. Moab