We had considered driving north to Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, and Zion, but the weather was trending colder and the long range weather forecast was for inclement weather, so we decided to head south. We were going to spend another night at Goosenecks, but our water and power were getting low and our waste tanks were getting high, so we decided to hop on over to Cadillac RV Park for full hookups in the very small town of Bluff, UT. There, we would also be able to have access to the internet through the campgrounds Wi-Fi network. At Goosenecks, Verizon had no signal, so our Ipad and main cell phone did not work. However, my humble Tracfone had 5 bars so we were at least connected to the outside world through that. This was an uneventful day as we drove for about 40 minutes, paid our $27, hooked up, and relaxed for the rest of the day.
The park had a small lake with picnic tables around it about 150 feet from our trailer. It seemed that it would be a nice place for a picnic if the weather was warmer. This RV Park had cottonwood trees as it was near the river and I presume that the soil was wetter allowing the trees to grow.
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