Kodachrome Basin State Park Campgrounds | Utah | On Foot Site by Site and Facilities Tour

[@RangelandRebel15]

Dude me and my family love your videos on both channels! You always provide great information and it really helps planning out our road trips.

[@Campvue]

thanks so much as always! Very pleased to hear it helps.

[@Mike89138]

Utah does a good job with their state parks. I think you are right about people not having time to fit in Kodachrome. I've done 4 of the mighty 5 in 4 different trips. I visited Kodachrome after Bryce but did not camp because I had to get back home. I am at the point where camping trips are separate from going to the National Parks. Very exhausting to mix the two. Easier to stay in a lodge/cabin/motel when visiting the park attractions and camp out when I just want to relax camping. At least for me. Thanks for doing these videos.

[@Campvue]

thanks! I'm with you about camping in big, crowded parks. Had my fill this past summer!

[@joywyse6996]

hI Glenn and Amy. I just happened to have a brochure book called Grand Circle with Arizona, Colorado, Nevada New Mexico, and Utah. A circle of all the states is mapped out to drive. Kodachrome Basin is a beautiful area and the campgrounds are spacious. I got a nice map of Utah at our visitor center here in Montrose too. Thanks for the campground tour. Maybe, just maybe, I will rent a motor home and take a trip there.

[@Campvue]

I think it’s well worth it!

[@bloodyeyeful]

I found this channel! I didn't realize it was CampV-u-e and I couldn't find the link. I have several horror stories about campground neighbors, as do most campers. I was a BLM campground host on the Trinity River in CA for a few months. I only ejected people once, but I addressed EVERY complaint immediately, day and night It was either get quiet or I'm calling the law. No Nonsense.. I wish other campgrounds did as much.

[@Campvue]

On my travels I have seen some great hosts, and those who did nothing. Usually it was volunteers at large parks who were doing it so they could have a free place to camp so they could get wilderness permits easier and stuff like that who were not very attentive. I suspect some did not realize in a way it can be a customer service job, meaning sometimes you have to deal with unpleasant people. On the other hand, some were excellent, and that was usually at smaller places like National Forest campgrounds.

[@pattonkirkpatrick6521]

I do not hate you... 😊