Checking out the Bureau Of Land Management (BKM) Red Cliffs National Conservation Area - Lots of people using the land for day use and a few people camping longer term. I guess you can stay for a few weeks in one spot for free. Nice option for people who have a van or smaller rig. I can see Stacy staying for free in her van under the Utah sky. https://www.blm.gov/programs/national-conservation-lands/utah/red-cliffs-nca

Zion National Park is a beautiful park 30-40 minutes from St. George. The townsite before the park reminds me of Canmore and the park itself is reminiscent of Banff National Park. I am sure glad we took the time to visit the park, hike around a little and check out the sites. - https://www.nps.gov/zion/index.htm

A beautiful park to hike around right in St. George. Parking is limited so go early and enjoy the sites - http://utahhikingbeauty.com/pioneer-park-and-the-crack/

First state on our way home - Utah

Beautiful weather, chilling outside after our drive from Vegas.

Lovely pool filled with kids.

Amazing vistas.

Food trucks a few times a week.

The pizza was awesome. Nice spot to sit and eat.

Shaelah, you need this sign for your pool.

Now that is tumbleweed.

Great views in every direction.

Our campsite was spacious thought it was a pull-in and not a pull-through.

Campground map. I would avoid the pull-thought sites if staying longer than a few days.

Las Vegas Motorcoach Resort:

https://southernutrv.com

• $60 a night
• Campsite: B3

Close to so many things to see and do. I really enjoyed Utah as there is so much to do outdoors. We had great weather and a few days over 30 degrees Celsius. I would stay here again, as it's a good home base to all the things to see and do in the area. Be sure to visit Zion National Park - WOW!

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Sadly we start our journey north

Tomorrow we embark on our trip north (fourth leg) and they are calling for some nasty weather. I think we will stay an extra week in Southern Utah to ride out the stormy weather. I really don't want to hit a lot of snow on our way north through the passes in Utah and Montana (each side of Helena).