This National Forest boondocking spot is a favorite stop on my travels when passing through Arizona's Verde Valley. With great views, quiet and a Verizon 4G signal, what's not to like. Urban Cottonwood for shopping is just a few miles west.
The red rock escarpment (color didn't show up well on this photo) to the north is the backdrop for Sedona -- about 15 to 20 miles distant as the crow flies.
With a few other rigs parked here, the odds were that I would know one of them. That one was Mobile Kodger.
No doubt there are a few more road acquaintances in the Verde Valley Thousand Trails park down the hill to the right of the photo. For five years I had a Thousand Trails membership. I gave up the membership when there was little usage of Thousand Trails parks.
With a stored solar power in Wandrin Wagon, the price is right for this great location.
I've stopped there a couple of times myself. A very convenient BLM dispersed camping area, though a bit too crowded for my tastes. Not surprisingly, it's very well known and popular.
ReplyDeleteI've seen it busier. Lots of space to choose from. Several left yesterday and today making it even more roomy.
Deletesounds like a nice spot will have to check out next spring as we travel thru AZ
ReplyDeleteIt won't be too long before you can come down the hill to the flatlands.
ReplyDeleteRoger
The flatlands of Phoenix are not my planned path to San Diego. Next legs of travel is Prescott and then southwest to Quartzsite.
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