Video TR: Boondocking at 10,000 Feet

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Before heading out on our fulltime RV adventures, we wanted to return to one of our favorite spots close to home for one last camping excursion over the Memorial Day weekend. Located just to the southeast of the 2002 Winter Olympic venue of Park City, Utah, and 75 minutes from Salt Lake City, the Heber Mountain area of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest offers over 100,000 acres of prime RV boondocking at elevations of up to 10,000 feet:

https://youtu.be/UEBFk-XJJJI

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BoonHauler wrote:
Outstanding as I've come to expect from you, the drone shots really make it all work.

Thanks!

Thank you!

[BoonHauler]

Outstanding as I've come to expect from you, the drone shots really make it all work.

Thanks!

[pnichols]

When with the AF in Utah, we once camped in a beautiful Utah State Park minutes from Salt Lake City. It was the 4th of July and we were the only ones in the park!!

Unbelievable.

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profdant139 wrote:
Very enticing -- amazing that there is such great boondocking so close to town.

That's one thing about Salt Lake City. There is world class outdoor recreation of all types within mere minutes of home.

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Very enticing -- amazing that there is such great boondocking so close to town.

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EdTheEdge wrote:
Awesome!

Thank you!

[EdTheEdge]

Awesome!