Utah State Line.  We have never been to Utah and was amazed at how beautiful it is.

These rock formations look like sand dunes.

We stopped to camp at the Great Salt Lake Park.  There were only five spots available for camping, a parking lot with water and electric hook-up.  We were right on the shore of the Salt Lake.

Camping by the Great Salt Lake

The Great Salt Lake looks massive however it has receded in the past years.  Where the water receded it left salt patches. It looked like snow or ice.

Salty shores of the Great Salt Lake

Rocky Shore/Great Salt Lake

The one popular sport on the lake is sailing.

Sailing Information

If you want to fish or swim this lake is not for you.  Only brine shrimp can survive is the extremely salty water.  Also, there are hordes of brine flies that blacken the shoreline.  The salt sticks to your body when you swim in the lake.  However, the neat part is, that you can float in the Salt Lake without even trying.

If you have a chance, visit the Great alt Lake.

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This campground was very nice and setup in such a way that many spots were pull-thru .  Paved lots, covered picnic area with picnic table and a fire pit.  There is a pond for fishing but no swimming is allowed.  Tent sites and group camp sites are also available.

The Colorado River flows along the banks of the park.

The river is popular for rafting.

Nala had a chance to cool off from the 100 degree heat in the Colorado River

The park also has spacious area for groups for picnics, these area needs to be reserved prior to gathering.  The picnic areas are covered with picnic tables and grills.  Horseshoe pits and a volleyball court are also located at this group picnic site.

The Colorado scenery was fabulous, going out early in the morning to see sights and staying in air conditioning in the heat of the afternoon.

One mountain formation was named ‘Praying Hands”

To the end of every day there was always a fabulous sunset.

We really enjoyed our stay at this state park, and it comes with our recommendation.

This was our second visit to Trinidad, CO.  This visit we had time to tour the city of Trinidad.  Very quaint town, with historic buildings.

Notice the red brick streets on photo below.

Bird cage is  unique.

We ate most meals in the RV but treated ourselves to pizza, Bella Luna Pizzeria,

This was some of the best pizza we have ever had.   Its got to be the wood fire oven, as seen below.

If you look close at the below photo is a full stack of wood used in the pizza oven stacked on right.

If you expect fast food this is not the place for you.   The oven can only accommodate so many pizzas at one time.  Therefore, there is a long wait for them to be baked.  Very popular and well worth the wait.

Trinidad Scenery

Trinidad SunsetTrinidad was a mining town and has some great history.

Trinidad Campground.

Trinidad CampgroundThe sites have water and electric.  Dump station available.  Lovely walking paths.

If you ever travel to Trinidad, CO make sure to take the time to check out this campground and the city of Trinidad.  We loved it and plan to revisit.

We just recently joined the CMA and thought it would be a great experience to attend the 2018 Nat’l Rally.

There were flags from every country where CMA has Chapters.

Banners of all the Chapter Patches were hung from the ceiling.  This is our Chapter, Koinonia Riders, Weatherford Texas

Koinonia Riders BannerNew Koinonia riders:

Ten Pin came as our guest.

Getting Ready For Worship.  Every morning and evening there was a worship service

While we were there we took a ride to enjoy the scenery.

Forest Scenery

Celebration of final number for the “Run for The Son” total donations.

The campground had full hook ups for RVs and electric for tent sites with accessible water.

Final sunrise of fabulous week.

It was an inspiring week we really enjoyed and plan to return next year at a different location.

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