Destination:

Daybreak Cabin

Moab & La Sal Mountains   130 S Whispering Oaks Ln

Spectacular Stargazing

Easy National Park Access

Quiet and Private

Family Vacation Cabin Near Moab, Utah

Peaceful Family Vacation Cabin

This vacation cabin is named for the spectacular morning views in the La Sal Mountain peaks near Moab, Utah. The covered front porch at Daybreak is a great place to sip a cup of coffee and enjoy watching the sunrise.

If you’re more of a night owl, you can relax in the private hot tub and take advantage of the amazing star gazing in the unique dark skies above.

A Private 2 Bedroom Cabin Near Utah National Parks

The Daybreak Cabin can accommodate 4-6 people and is ideal for families. Includes a fully stocked kitchen, roomy dining area and comfortable living area.

This vacation rental can be reserved in conjunction with our 6 other vacation cabins.

  • Private with beautiful views. Great area for hiking. The hot tub, full sized kitchen, washer and dryer was appreciated.    
                                       -Recent Daybreak Guest

Enhance your amazing stay at Whispering Oaks with professional spa services.

Private Cabin Near Moab Recreation

Our Property and Location

Our beautiful 50-acre, private property is situated on the west side of the La Sal mountains, and backs up to miles of public, forest service land. Each of our seven luxurious cabins is nestled in it’s own area of the property affording privacy and quiet, a true respite from city life.

Moab Town (20 Miles Away)

Arches and Canyonlands National Parks (Less than 1 hour)

Castle Valley Overlook (Minutes away)

Whispering Oaks Lodge cabin sign with La Sal Mountains

The Blog

Notes, Travel Tips and More. 

Utah Family Reunion Rentals: What to Look For When You Need to Sleep 40 or More

By Kathy Key | September 4, 2026

Somewhere in every family there is one person who volunteered to plan the reunion. If that’s you, you already know the hard part isn’t picking … Read more

What “Pet Friendly” Actually Means in Moab: Hotels, Cabins, and Where Your Dog Can Really Go

By Kathy Key | September 2, 2026

Here is the thing most people find out too late: dogs are not allowed on a single trail in Arches or Canyonlands National Park. Not … Read more

Stargazing Near Moab: Dark Skies, Best Spots, and When to Go

By Kathy Key | August 7, 2026

Our hot take this month is…most people come to Moab for the daytime and leave without seeing the best show in town. Sure the red … Read more

What to Know About Moab’s Elevation (and Why It Matters for Your Trip)

By Kathy Key | August 6, 2026

If you are planning a Moab vacation, elevation probably is not the first consideration…however, perhaps it should be! Moab’s altitude shapes everything from summer temperatures … Read more