Moab Castle Creek Winery

This is a lovely spot right by the river. During my visit, I enjoyed a delightful wine tasting before purchasing four bottles to take back to Utah County. It’s definitely worth the long drive if you’re in the area to explore Arches or another national park.

I had an amazing experience at this winery and truly adored the wine. I live on the East Coast, and I visited Moab not too long ago. The architecture of the building is lovely, and the staff is outstanding. I purchased a few items, including a wine glass. During my stay in Moab, we stopped by the winery, and those memories are very special to me. Unfortunately, a few months ago, I dropped and broke my wine glass, which left me heartbroken. I later learned that they had closed down, so I decided to reach out via email to see if I could buy a replacement or perhaps a few if they had any available. After communicating with Charleen, she kindly took my order and sent me a new glass. This gesture means a lot to me, and it enhances the memory even further. The people and the place are truly wonderful. I really hope they're open when I return at the end of June!

We had quite the adventure at the Colorado River and ended up losing our keys. Thankfully, everyone was safe, and some kind strangers gave us a ride here. Jill welcomed us with towels and cookies. We spent about an hour in the lobby enjoying the Wi-Fi. Jill went above and beyond, allowing us to stay in one of the rooms until we could head home, which took over five hours in total.

That's a beautiful place. We did not accept the wine tasting, but bought some of a very nice selection. Loved all wine flavors, souvenirs and accessories. We bought crackers, cheese, meat and jalapeno jelly all distributed in the winery (and more) and had a wonderful evening meal at our Moab hotel.

Not really your traditional wine tasting/bar. $1 for 3 samples in a small plastic cup. Ambiance was not really there. Can’t say I enjoyed the wines either. But good service though. She was really nice.