A Little Love for Our KOA

Sam and I are back home now, but I wanted to share a bit of thanks. Ever since we started RVing, we've stayed at many KOAs. My grandfather used to stay in them, so I suppose it's like getting a big hug when we pull up to the yellow sign. In a past blog, I actually wrote about how nice it is to come home to a KOA--especially when you're on the road for a longer period of time. This past weekend was no different.

I knew we had liked staying at the Cannonville KOA from our previous trip, but we had forgotten what a nice campground it was...
The RV sites weren't huge, but if you're an RVer, then you care about location, wifi, good customer service, and cleanliness. All that was the case here:

The upper RV section

Even if I were tent camping, the sites were more secluded than I expected, and were located at the base of this great landscape:

The tent sites weren't that crowded.

Location-wise, Cannonville is in the middle of the action.

Here's the breakdown:

• 14 miles to Bryce Canyon National Park
• 9 Miles to Kodachrome Basin State Park 
• 33 Miles to Escalante Interagency Visitor Center (Great place for GSENM) info
• 22 Miles to Red Canyon Visitor Center (Great place to set up for biking the Red Canyon Bike Path on Scenic Byway 12)
• 61 Miles to Hell's Backbone Grill in Boulder, UT (which I will forever regret not eating at!)
• And about 17 other state parks and hiking trails

Enough about location--being a KOA, they also had their KAMP KITCHEN, a Kamp store, and decent bathrooms. But the best part was the great KOA hosts who had great tips about the area. So thanks again Cannonville! We will be back!