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  1. I dont know how many people have seen these but at the Moab campground
    http://www.slickrockcampground.com
    they have these cabins http://www.slickrockcampground.com/cabins.html
    that have a heater, air conditoner, cots, and all the luxuries of the
    campground for 33 bucks a night. From what I heard Moab is hotter
    than heck in the day and colder than heck at night. It could rain and
    it is verry cold.
    I am staying in one of these, and they fit 3 so if anyone wants to
    split the cost with me thats cool. and if it starts snowing out there
    you all can come huddle in.😉

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  2. This really is a pretty good deal, especially when you look at the 4.50
    a night it will cost to camp in the campground. I'm thinking about
    it...

    The two years that I went, it was relatively chilly at night, but not
    that bad if you had a jacket. And the days were pleasantly cool. But
    who know what they will be like this year.

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  3. Unfortunately, so bathrooms or kitchens (that means no fridge for
    food/drinks!) so I will pay extra for a motel with all that extra
    stuff! :p

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  4. looks like a nice place, when i go to moab i will stay there, the only
    thing i noticed on those cabins is you have to bring your own sheets,
    so dont forget them, and no pets, so thats a minus, but the tents spots
    look good, i am still undecided on wether or not i would want one of
    those things covering my tent
    is everyone going to moab staying there?

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  5. Last year, I was in moab a few days early, and camped at the slickrock
    campground. I woke up with a lil' bit of snow on my tent.

    paco said:

    This really is a pretty good deal, especially when you look at the 4.50
    a night it will cost to camp in the campground. I'm thinking about
    it...

    The two years that I went, it was relatively chilly at night, but not
    that bad if you had a jacket. And the days were pleasantly cool. But
    who know what they will be like this year.

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  6. mscalisi said:

    Last year, I was in moab a few days early, and camped at the slickrock
    campground. I woke up with a lil' bit of snow on my tent.

    this is why i got the cabbin.

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