Overview
Nestled between magnificent red-rock cliffs and the San Juan River in the town of Bluff, Utah, you will find Coral Sands RV Park. It is a peaceful oasis with tall shade trees in a quiet neighborhood. It is easy to find, just south of Hwy. 191 on the west end of town. Coral Sands hosts 32 full-hookup sites, with 15 pull-thru's specifically built for the big rigs, plus picnic tables and free wi-fi. This privately owned RV park is open year-round and has special rates for extended stays.
Rates
| Options | Starting Daily | Starting Weekly | Starting Monthly | |
| Row A - Pull-through (30 and 50 amp) | $30.00 | $180.00 |
$450.00
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| Row B - Pull-through (50 amp) | $35.00 | $210.00 | ||
| Row C - Back-in (20 amp) | $27.00 | $162.00 |
$450.00
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| Row C - Back-in (50 Amp) | $30.00 | $162.00 | ||
| Super Spaces X-tra Large Pull-through | $37.00 | $222.00 |
Rules
Cancellation Policy
24-hour required.
Pets
Please keep pets on leash. Please clean up after your pets. No pets in RV Park buildings.
Check-Out
11:00 am - talk to us if you need late check out
Check-In
3:00 pm - call to arrange early check-in
Amenities
20 Amps
30 Amps
50 Amps
Back-in RV Sites
Big Rig Friendly
Community Fire Pit
Dirt Roads
Drinking Water
Dump Station
Gasoline Nearby
Gravel Roads
Pet Friendly
Pets Allowed
Picnic Table
Pull-Thru RV Sites
RV Hookup
Sewer Hookups
Slide Outs
Trash Service
Water Hookups
WiFi
Community Restrooms
Community Showers
Fire Pit
Shower
Toilet
Lifestyles
Big Rig Friendly
Extended Stay
Pet Friendly
RVing
Area Tips
Get off the beaten path and check out the ruins/panels in Butler Wash. Riverhouse Ruin is one of my favorites. Don't forget about the Mokie Dugway/Mulie Point and Goosenecks! We like to find out what our guests enjoy doing and look forward to seeing, then help them discover incredible adventures in the surrounding areas. River-rafting your thing? We know people who do that. Do you like to go off-road on an ATV or jeep? Tons of trails that can be explored with varying degrees of difficulty. A definite must is a stop at The Bluff Fort to discover how this area was settled. Several nearby restaurants offer a variety of foods for a great dining experience and are within walking distance of the park. It might look like a sleepy little town, but if you look close, there are a lot of things going on!!
