Utah National Park Trip June 2018
First, I have searched the bulletin boards and am still feel out of my element. For background, we've crossed the US 13 times over my naval career but never found the time to stop and really see our ...
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You need to get your reservations in right away as sites are filling up quick BTW. We have already made all of our reservations and I was surprised at how full some of the RV parks are already.
We are planning a similar trip but early in July and funny thing is we are also traveling with two mini Aussie shepherds.
We are only staying at private RV parks for the full hook-ups and so we can have the AC running. But yes, Moab and Zion will be hot that time of year so we have booked shaded sites. Moab has the Slickrock RV park, which is OK, nothing special, but they have the best tree coverage for shade.
You can actually stay in Glendale,UT which is about mid-point between Bryce and Zion so long as you understand there is a 30-40 minute drive to the parks.
The suggestion from 4runnerguy to see some of CO is also a good one as there are many great places to visit and relax. We love to hang out in Glenwood Springs so we are going there for the last few days of our trip to kind of cool off from being in the high desert areas of UT plus it makes travel back home for us a short one. That time of year it is just such a real pleasure hanging out around Glenwood Springs and surrounding area or even at higher elevation for cooler temps.
We are planning a similar trip but early in July and funny thing is we are also traveling with two mini Aussie shepherds.
We are only staying at private RV parks for the full hook-ups and so we can have the AC running. But yes, Moab and Zion will be hot that time of year so we have booked shaded sites. Moab has the Slickrock RV park, which is OK, nothing special, but they have the best tree coverage for shade.
You can actually stay in Glendale,UT which is about mid-point between Bryce and Zion so long as you understand there is a 30-40 minute drive to the parks.
The suggestion from 4runnerguy to see some of CO is also a good one as there are many great places to visit and relax. We love to hang out in Glenwood Springs so we are going there for the last few days of our trip to kind of cool off from being in the high desert areas of UT plus it makes travel back home for us a short one. That time of year it is just such a real pleasure hanging out around Glenwood Springs and surrounding area or even at higher elevation for cooler temps.
