Destination:

Jaydee's Run Cabin

Moab & La Sal Mountains   142 S Whispering Oaks Ln

Spectacular Stargazing

Easy National Park Access

Quiet and Private

Family Vacation Cabin Near Moab, Utah

A Group Vacation Cabin with a View

Situated on our La Sal Mountain property, Jaydee's Run is a 4-bedroom vacation cabin named after our chocolate lab, who always gets excited as we round this corner leading to this property. The Jaydee's Run cabin is near our 55,000 sq. ft lawn, the playground, and hiking trails to the nearby ponds.

The best views of the La Sal Mountain peaks are enjoyed from the dining room and covered porch of this 2,200 sq ft cabin. The private hot tub, outdoor shower, satellite television, and full kitchen allow guests to relax in the comfortable and scenic setting.

Please check availability to view the nightly rate, as it varies by season. A House Map & Kitchen Inventory are available upon request.

  • We had such a great time at Jaydee’s Run! The cabin was perfect for our group of 9; it was extremely clean and it had everything we needed. The location was remote, about 40 minutes down the mountain to the main road and into town. The boys loved the fishing ponds. Definitely recommend!      -Recent Guest

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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. 

Castle Valley, Utah: The Scenic Detour Worth Taking

By Kathy Key | July 9, 2026

Most travelers headed to Moab have their sights set on Arches or Canyonlands, and understandably so. But just northeast of town, tucked between the Colorado … Read more

Visiting Moab in Winter: What It’s Really Like

By Kathy Key | July 6, 2026

Ask most people when to visit Moab and they will say spring or fall. Summer gets the crowds, winter gets overlooked, and that is exactly … Read more

How to Beat the Heat in Moab This July and August

By Kathy Key | June 2, 2026

Moab in summer is stunning. It is also hot. We are talking average highs of 100 degrees in July and close behind in August. But … Read more

Moab Cabins With Hot Tubs: What to Look For Before You Book

By Kathy Key | May 5, 2026

After a long day hiking Devils Garden or off-roading through Hell’s Revenge, sinking into a hot tub under a sky full of stars is the … Read more