( Writing this from Jemez Springs Public Library, New Mexico, north of Cañon, on Nov. 6. )
On October 5, we came to the town of Torry, Utah, the closest town to Capital Reef National Park. As you enter town there is a visitors center and in their driveway was a sign notifying us that Reef Campgrounds were all full. We went inside to get information and the volunteer told us were some private campgrounds were located. We decided on the one on the far side of Reef because it was close to an organic farmer who sold produce roadside. We were very pleased with the campground and decided to stay there for a five nights and just drive back up to Reef.
This post is about Sleepy Hollow Campground in Caineville and the scenery right from our campsite.
By the way, the farmers stand was fabulous, we loved the feta goat cheese and homemade pesto. We went back on our last day and bought more to take with us.
This post is about Sleepy Hollow Campground in Caineville and the scenery right from our campsite.
By the way, the farmers stand was fabulous, we loved the feta goat cheese and homemade pesto. We went back on our last day and bought more to take with us.
The sites were close together like any RV Park but there was so much to do around there, all everyone did was come back there to sleep.
Some nights we had no one close and for $20. a night that included electricity and super clean, all the hot water you want showers, it was worth the cost. Besides, Forrest, the owner owned an orchard brought everyone bags of free apples everyday!
The owner, Forrest, lived across the street from the campground and I took pictures from our site and from his driveway.
Every evening, the mule deer come through Forrest's yard to eat.
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