Our October begins in a camp near Beaver, Utah.
The Best Little Trailer in a boondock beside the Beaver River
From this site the Perfect Tow Vehicle carries us on short excursions.
Little Cottonwood Campground is only a few miles up the road. The closed campground provides a pleasant place for walks with Bridget and Reggie.
The town of Beaver is handy for groceries, gas, propane, and laundry facilities.
One day we take a drive out to Minersville Reservoir, aka Minersville Lake.
Fall color at Minersville Lake, west of Beaver
The crew and I check out Beaver County’s campground.
I like the rural setting and decide to move our camp here.
Our campsite at Minersville Lake Campground
A few people fish from boats. Water in the reservoir is low. The many pelicans don’t seem to mind!
This is a cozy camp for me and the crew.
Our next camp is at Baker Dam Recreation Area north of St. George!
Baker Reservoir
Sunny days at Baker Dam Campground
We might have camped at nearby Pine Valley Recreation Area if it weren’t at a high elevation — too high for camping at this time of year, but a pretty place for a day trip!
Campgrounds at Pine Valley are closed in October
We also take a drive to see Gunlock State Park.
Not many people here during this time of year.
Gunlock Reservoir, northwest of St. George, Utah
On the 15th the crew and I visit spectacular Snow Canyon!
Entrance booth to the canyon
The rock formations are massive! In the photo below, people are mere specks in contrast.
Dogs are not allowed on trails at Snow Canyon. That’s okay. I enjoy watching people have fun on the dunes and on the rocks. As for the crew, they don’t know that they’re missing anything!
On the 23rd we travel out of Utah.
Interstate 15 takes us through the visually stunning Virgin River Gorge in the northwest corner of Arizona.
We land at Cedar Pocket Campground!
The Virgin River can be seen below our campsite at Cedar Pocket.
Bridget and Reggie have a great time walking (or riding) around the campground, meeting people and their dogs. We follow a trail from the campground to an interpretive display.
Reggie shows the height of the Joshua trees in this area.
As far as campgrounds go, Cedar Pocket is one of the most scenic!
The crew and I camp here into November.
Sunset glow above our home
The next post will wrap up this review of our camps of 2015!
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