Pet friendly Moab accomodations

[malcolmzilla]

Hi all,

I have been lurking on your site for a year or two, and am finally coming down to Moab for the 09 Bronco Safari in early May.

I am having a problem finding pet friendly (pets allowed) accomodation, that fits a budget. The other folks in my group are staying at Canyonlands in the cabins, but when I called for a reservation and asked if it was OK to crate my well behaved 7 year old collie cross at night outside the cabins, they flat out refused me, but did say I could stay in the RV or tent sites?

I am towing my 68 Bronco down with my Grand Cherokee so no RV trailer and space is at a premium, so I'd prefer not to tent it if possible... If you locals could point me towards cabins that will allow pets outside that'd be great thanks.

Malcolm

 

[benjy]

Slick Rock allows pets on leash in the tent/rv area, not in the cabins. I've always had good luck there with my dog(s)

 

[Greg]

Hi Malcolm, welcome to RME!

In addition to Slick Rock that Benjy mentioned, I believe the KOA in Moab will allow pets. They have some restrictions though, I believe they don't want the pets inside the cabin. You may want to call and verify that though, since it's been awhile since I stayed there. Have fun at Bronco Safari!

 

[yellowbronco]

We mostly stay at a motel or condo when we are there, so I know all the best pet friendly motels if you want to go that route.

Also, post up some pics of that 68 of yours.

 

[ChestonScout]

I know Motel 6 has some pet rooms. Ive stayed there a few times with my lab. As far as cabins.....I havent found any pet friendly ones.







I have sneaked the lab into Moab Valley's cabins several times as well.


Shhh dont tell

 

[Spork]

Moab Rim allows pets in some cabins
http://www.moab-utah.com/moabrim/campark.html

 

[malcolmzilla]

Thanks folks, I will follow up on your suggestions...

From what I see, the weathers mild enough that my dog need not be inside the cabin at all, but as I tried to explain that to the operator she didnt seem receptive at all...

Here's the 68:

Specs: Frame off restomod, no rust, tired 302 , built C4, D20, D44 Superiors, True HiNine, 35 spline Yukons, 4.56's, ARB's, full CAGE 3.5" suspension, Bilsteins, Bulletproof steering/track bar, bent my own cage, tie ins, and bumpers, M8000, hydroboost, and 35" Xterrains on Rockathons, maybe 36" Irocs by Moab...

 

[Chevycrew]

I like the spare setup!

 

[kkemp]

Try Big Horn Lodge, they have pet rooms with tile floors and the rates there are good right now. I think you have to stay more than one night to get the deal though.

 

[TimB]

Red Stone Inn has 2 or 3 pet rooms up by the office.

 

[Coreshot]

The Apache Inn, and the Moab Valley Inn both have pet rooms we have stayed in.

 

[Coco]

Moab Rim allows pets in some cabins
http://www.moab-utah.com/moabrim/campark.html

We stay here every year for EJS, LOVE that place!!! even though we RV it, they do allow pets.

 

[BroncoMama]

Here's the 68:

Specs: Frame off restomod, no rust, tired 302 , built C4, D20, D44 Superiors, True HiNine, 35 spline Yukons, 4.56's, ARB's, full CAGE 3.5" suspension, Bilsteins, Bulletproof steering/track bar, bent my own cage, tie ins, and bumpers, M8000, hydroboost, and 35" Xterrains on Rockathons, maybe 36" Irocs by Moab...

What a cutie patootie! :chris: Early Broncos are simply the best!

 

[Meat_]

I know that Motel 6 offers pet rooms at no extra charge, and that Super 8 has pet rooms for $10 extra.

 

[Slangy]

Yeah we stay at the Moab Valley Inn and it is like an extra $10 to have a pet.

 

[malcolmzilla]

Thanks all, trying to get in at the Moab Rim cabins.

Brodie, the dawg, says thanks as well! He loooves 4wheeling.

Another quick question; in early May will I need my top and hard doors, or can I get by with a bikini top and no doors? I'm close to my 6500lb tow rating with the aluminum carhauler and the Bronco trail ready so shedding an extra 200lbs would be nice...

 

[Bart]

It all depends. Most likely you will be fine without the top and doors, in fact you will prolly need A/C.

 

[Meat_]

It all depends. Most likely you will be fine without the top and doors, in fact you will prolly need A/C.

Yup. Oooor it might snow.

 

[BroncoMama]

Thanks all, trying to get in at the Moab Rim cabins.

Brodie, the dawg, says thanks as well! He loooves 4wheeling.

Another quick question; in early May will I need my top and hard doors, or can I get by with a bikini top and no doors? I'm close to my 6500lb tow rating with the aluminum carhauler and the Bronco trail ready so shedding an extra 200lbs would be nice...

I would say leave the top and hard doors. It can be cooler in early May, but it can also be nice and warm. I would rather lose the weight on the trailer and just pack a few extra pairs of blue jeans and sweatshirts. BUT, we lost our doors, top, and sides some time ago, so I'm not the most reliable source.