April 29, 2021
We were a little disappointed to find that no boats were available for rent and that no tours were being offered because of COVID, but we had a pleasant day making discoveries as we sought geocaches. On a future visit, we’ll be sure to book water transportation well in advance.
We finished the day with dinner in the restaurant at the resort. It was our first fine dining opportunity since before lockdown.
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2 Comments
Laura Lanou · April 30, 2021 at 6:02 am
Let the adventures begin again? What’s the destination this year? Glad you’re able to start wandering again.
Photos and dialogue great, love some of the sandstone features, but have to say, I’m not sure I’d like living there! Safe travels, seize the day and bon appetit.
Hugs,
Laura. PS thanks for sharing
Susan · May 1, 2021 at 11:03 am
I know that RV park as that is where the friends that we went on the houseboat went kept their RV that they drove to Arizona before we went on the Lake. Pretty cool that for once I know exactly where you are. Even without COVID the boats rent out early. But cruising the river was great fun and so many little out pockets to dock and swim in. It is hot but beautiful!